Buy a pass and ride the streetcar. No streetcar named Desire any more, but there are others. They move at a leisurely pace, as there are stops at each corner.

Buy a pass and ride the streetcar. No streetcar named Desire any more, but there are others. They move at a leisurely pace, as there are stops at each corner.
As two seniors, we enjoyed a short trip on the streetcar. $ 0.40 per passenger for a one way trip. The view going down St. Charles street was lovely.
I had a lovely time people watching and city watching on the streetcar. Be aware though that as of May 2013 they are working on the line and so a bus takes you part of the way.
I'd suggest making this a day trip and getting off at the huge park with the zoo and also the village toward the...
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Wonderful,convenient and inexpensive way to travel around Nola. I only wish we had discovered this ease of travel on day one. Brought you back to the old days.
The St. Charles line can be rather crowded but it's still a great way to get from uptown in the Garden/University districts to the French Quarter. Just make sure to have correct change in hand.
We loved the streetcars and were on and off the whole week in Nola. They connect with buses too, no need to have a car. What I liked was that the drivers were very friendly and helpful, eager to make sure you knew where to get off and connect. We visit San Francisco often and ride the buses and trolleys...
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Great way to get to the Garden area of NOLA....can be crowed on weekends but a nice trip down a street that take you back to simpler times.....
Yes, get the all day pass and ride the St. Charles Street Car. Where will it take you? It is a round trip from French Quarter (Canal St.) to Business District, Warehouse District, Garden District all the way to Audubon Park (I call this the University District as Loyola University is here). There are multiple stops that you can stop...
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The street cars are an amazing deal and we were looking forward to riding the car down to Audubon Park. The conductor stopped half way there and told everyone it was the end of the line. We would have to take a bus on. Not knowing if our passes would work and having just fallen on a side walk we...
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If you have time to wait, it is a fun way to get around! Be careful to be posted on any renovations, though! We found the streetcar service had been cut due to construction....we managed to jump on the buses when we encountered these surprises!
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