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Vue Orleans Admission

Vue Orleans presents spectacular views of the French Quarter, Algiers Point, the Mississippi River and Canal Street, just to name a few.

Overview

Enjoy Spectacular 360° indoor and outdoor observation decks and multi-level interactive cultural experience.

Included

Inclusions:

- Admission to Vue Orleans includes interactive exhibits throughout the multi-level experience.

- Taxes and Fees

Excluded

Exclusions:

- Food & Beverages. However, there is a Café located on the 34th-floor with items for purchase

Important information

How High Up?

Open-air Observation Deck is located high up on the 34th floor offering views of many of New Orleans most incredible neighborhoods amidst the curves of the river! These stunning views are from the Rooftop of the original World Trade Center of New Orleans, now the Four Seasons Hotel. The 33rd Floor 360° views are breathtaking and layered with phenomenal interactive exhibits about The Mississippi River, and the cultural facets of our region.

Accessibility?

Vue Orleans is committed to delivering a quality experience for guests with disabilities equal to that provided to those without disabilities. With this goal in mind, we have designed our property to ensure accessibility for all. If you or someone in your party will require assistance such as auxiliary aids or other services, please contact us at 504-285-3600. Animals will not be permitted into or on the property. This policy is in effect at all times, including when the facilities are not open to the public. Exceptions are as follows: Certified Service Animals and animals in training for certification will be permitted to assist guests with disabilities. Service dogs or service dogs in training must be 12 months or older. Animals under 12 months of age will not be permitted. Police or other certified assistance animals will be permitted when accompanied by a qualified handler on official business.

Inclement Weather?

For your safety, the 34th floor outdoor observation deck is subject to weather-related closures without notice. No refunds, exchanges or discounts issued for these closures. Our 33rd floor observation deck is open in inclement weather.

Fear of heights or Motion Sickness?

Elevators must be used to enjoy the full Vue Orleans experience. Our elevators are an intense and thrilling experience that can be unsettling for some visitors. Individuals who are sensitive to simulation experiences or suffer from fear of heights or motion sickness are advised to either close their eyes or face the elevator doors during the 60-second elevator ride to avoid discomfort.

Highlights

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Discover the heart of New Orleans at Vue Orleans, an unparalleled attraction filled with interactive cultural exhibits and panoramic views of the city, from Canal Street to the river and lake on the top floor observation deck. This state-of-the-art interactive and immersive technology and digital experience was designed to honor, celebrate, and share the rich history of the diverse cultures that converged to create the magic that is New Orleans.

Step into a giant gramophone where you can listen to all the great genres of music coming out of New Orleans from Louis Armstrong to Big Freedia. Learn how to make some of the most iconic New Orleans dishes, including gumbo, jambalaya, king cake, and more in the digital café. Experiment with hands-free technology, transforming yourself into a masquerade ball attendee or a lively parade marcher, and connect with the historical figures who shaped this unique city. Learn about the traditions of Carnival, Mardi Gras Indians, and Second Lines. Use the “Vue Finder” to learn more about the city and its’ historic neighborhoods such as the French Quarter, Uptown, Chalmette, the Lower Ninth Ward, and more.

Located at 2 Canal Street, inside the former World Trade Center now housing the Four Seasons, Vue Orleans offers a multi-level cultural experience, nine original films, seven interactive exhibits, and the city’s only rooftop panoramic viewing platform. It’s more than just a view; it’s a journey into the heart of New Orleans. Don’t just see the city, Vue it!