THE NATIONAL WORLD WAR II MUSEUM
945 Magazine Street, New Orleans, LA 70130 Directions
Since 2000
The National WWII Museum is the second world war in New Orleans' top-rated tourist destination. They deliver a convincing combination of sweeping narrative and intimate personal details, and the museum features immersive exhibitions, multimedia experiences, and an impressive collection. The museum provides exclusive access to immersive history, including an opportunity to visit and travel on a genuinely restored PT-boat, behind-the-scenes tours to treat artifacts. It contains interactive exhibitions, multimedia environments, and a comprehensive collection of artifacts and first-person oral histories that carry visitors on board. Visitors can enjoy the victory for lunch, dinner, and brunch at the weekend.
Museum Campus, Students/Teachers/Kids/Family Programs, Dining The American Sector and Soda Shop, Personal Memorial, Educational Travel, Graduation, Special Events, Anniversary, Private Event Rentals, Retirement, BB's Stage Door Canteen, Holiday Parties & Birthday
Price: Admission:,br>Adult $27
Senior (65+) $23.50, Student $17.50
Military (With ID) $17.50
Beyond All Boundaries $6
Final Mission: USS Tang Submarine Experience $6 & Second-Day Pass $6
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AUDUBON ZOO
6500 Magazine Street, New Orleans, LA 70118 Directions
Since 1914
Audubon Zoo provides an eclectic blend of globe-wide species, engaging educational activities, hands-on animal experiences, and lush gardens. It includes over 3,600 animals from over 250 species, including endangered species. Museums in unique natural habitats, such as the award-winning Louisiana swamp and jaguar jungle, demonstrate the human-nature relationship. The current 58 acres, creating sweeping natural landscapes that mirrored the wild. It offers zoo school trips are perfect opportunities for your kids to explore animal outdoors during breaks. Theater provides bigger-than-life experiences with the help of the most innovative motion picture technology in the world.
Butterfly Garden, Animal Cams, Shelter Rentals, Theater, Conservation, Clubhouse Cafe, Insectarium, Nature Center, Community Outreach, Groups and Field Trips, Education Programs, Aquarium Shopping and Dining, Aquarium, Outdoor Activities, Wilderness Park, Planetarium, Private Events, Exhibits, Golf, Wild Encounters & Parks
Price: Admission:
Adult - $18.95
Child (2-12) - $13.95
Senior (65+) - $15.95
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AUDUBON BUTTERFLY GARDEN AND INSECTARIUM
423 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA 70130 Directions
Since 2008
'Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium' explore the world of bugs with 13 gallery rooms that contain more than 70 enclosures of live animals. Tourists can witness experiences with live insects, explore insect cultural elements, taste exotic insect food, shrink in size to see the planet from a bug perspective. You can enjoy the Japanese garden's tranquility while watching hundreds of butterflies. It has more than 50 live displays and various multimedia features, and the 23,000 square feet facility is America's largest free-standing museum.
Private Parties at Zoo Lights, Museum, Butterfly Garden, Homeschool, Special Events, Displays, Educational Programs, Catering, Weddings, Aquarium, Collections, Summer Camp, Scout, Membership, Butterflies, Teacher Resources, Planetarium, School Visit, Birthday Parties, Nature Center, Wild Encounters, Events at Audubon & Field Trips
Price: Admission:
Adult - $18.95
Child (2-12) - $13.95
Senior (65+) - $15.95