Difficulty

easy

Duration

1.5–2 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for children and adults of moderate mobility; mostly walking with frequent stops.

Overview

Celebrate your special day immersed in the lively culture and rich history of New Orleans’ French Quarter with a playful, interactive birthday party experience designed for kids and families. Discover why this urban adventure offers a refreshing alternative to typical gatherings.

New Orleans, Louisiana

Birthday Party

All Ages • 1.5 - 2 Hours

Select participants and date

Date

Fri, Oct 17

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Give your child a celebration they will never forget!

Duration

1.5 - 2 Hours

About

Imagine spending your birthday with your best friends in the most magical city on Earth- communicating with the past and learning about the future. With a French Quartour Kids birthday party, kids will engage with former residents of the city by using ghost hunting equipment and ancient techniques to communicate with the other side. It's just spooky enough to make kids intrigued but not too scary that they can't sleep at night!

Our birthday parties include spooky edible treats for everyone and unique party favors for all kids, with special gifts for the birthday boy or girl! Of course, dress up is encouraged!!

As with all of our tours, it's teacher led so we'll sneak a bit of education in there too! ;)

Adventure Tips

Arrive Early for Best Experience

Plan to arrive 10-15 minutes early to ensure your group is ready to start on time, maximizing your fun and discovery.

Wear Comfortable Shoes

Expect some walking on cobblestone streets; sturdy, comfortable shoes will keep kids and adults happy throughout.

Stay Hydrated

New Orleans can be humid, so bring water bottles to keep everyone refreshed during the party.

Bring a Light Jacket

Evenings in the French Quarter can be cool, especially in early spring or late fall, so pack a light jacket.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Pigeons commonly roost in the old architecture
Occasional urban raccoons wander near quieter alleys at dusk

History

The French Quarter is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the United States, established in 1718, and remains a lively reminder of New Orleans’ French and Spanish colonial past.

Conservation

Efforts are underway in the French Quarter to balance tourism with preservation of historic buildings and reduce litter, promoting sustainable visitor experiences.