Parking de pago sí hay cerca. Pero es caro, estoy de acuerdo en tomar un taxi o llegar en bus. sale más barato

Absolutely! Tons of people out. Such a great time

Bonne question ! Sans doute AIRBNB, loin du centre et en négociant... bonne chance !

We just showed up one night and walked up and down. Visited about 3-4 clubs and there was no dinner charge or cover. Had a great time. Enjoy.

Yes. When you visit go down to Frenchmen St. They have a variety of bars down on that end that have a variety of live band music. Hope this help✌🏽

Hello, Frenchmen street is on the edge of French Quarter. It starts where Decatour street is crossing Esplenade. On the corner there, you find Music Factory in a yellow building. That is a big music store. It is also a garage for a fire brigade, and the sign says engine nr 9. Hope you find it.

We ate and listened to a set of jazz at Snug Harbor. Maybe call there and ask. I don’t remember seeing children, but since it’s a restaurant too that might help.

A small word of caution (and a small bit of wonderment about the cooking pets crack). There is a substantial transient population that hangs out along Frenchmen Street and then Decatur Street. Many of these folks travel with dogs that seem well behaved enough.That said, I'm not sure I would want to take my pet for a stroll in the evening. I suggest taking a nice walk in Audubon Park. It's beautiful and friendly to all animals.

Make sure you take St. Charles Avenue Streetcar # 12 from Canal Street to the end and back for the most exquisite Christmas decorations on the antebellum homes. Plus both the children and adults would love all of the seasonal events going on at Audubon Park & Zoo. It is best if you buy a "Jazzy Pass" for unlimited streetcar and bus travel for only $3 PP for 24 hours so you can get on, off and back on as many times as you want. There are many sights to see on that route! Have fun!

Just walk up and down Frenchman street and peek in each bar and just listen. Every night is different, so the bands, and vibe will be different. It will depend on what you like and what moves you at that moment. There's great food up and down the street, but most close their kitchens too early (9 pm). Again, you'll have to peek in the various restaurants and preview the menus to determine what floats your boat at that particular time. We were on Frenchmen street 2 nights of our 4 night's stay and had an absolute BLAST partying with the locals until 2 am. Better music with grown folks! Bourbon Street is cute for the youngsters, but Frenchman street is better for the 40+ crowd.