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Inside New Orleans VIP Bar and Club Crawl: Your Best Night in the French Quarter - New Orleans

Inside New Orleans VIP Bar and Club Crawl: Your Best Night in the French Quarter

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

3–7 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be comfortable standing and walking for extended periods.

Overview

Skip the lines and drop into New Orleans after dark: a guided VIP bar and club crawl that stitches together Bourbon Street, Frenchmen Street, and hidden courtyards with drink specials, party games, and local hosts. Perfect for first-timers who want a high-energy, social night out.

Inside New Orleans VIP Bar and Club Crawl: Your Best Night in the French Quarter

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The night swells like a second tide along Bourbon Street: neon signs blink, brass leaks out of open doorways, and a small crowd parts as your guide leads you past the line. You don’t wait; you step through. A free shot, a beer special, a quick swerve into a dim room where a DJ drops a beat — this is how the crawl composes the city after dark, one venue at a time.

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Adventure Tips

Bring government ID

You must be 21+; photo ID is checked at venues — carry it in a secure pocket.

Wear comfortable shoes

Expect standing, dancing, and walking between venues on uneven sidewalks—closed-toe, supportive shoes help.

Carry small bills and a card

Tip consistently and have cash for quick purchases; many bars accept cards but smaller venues may prefer cash.

Pace your alcohol and hydrate

Alternate alcoholic drinks with water and eat beforehand — you’ll be on your feet for several hours.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • City pigeons and sparrows on the Square
  • Occasional brown pelicans near the riverfront

History

New Orleans nightlife grew from early 19th-century port culture and the cradle of jazz; Bourbon Street’s party reputation expanded over decades of tourism and Mardi Gras traditions.

Conservation

Keep the Quarter clean — avoid littering, respect noise rules, and support venues that pay local musicians and staff fairly.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Government-issued photo ID

Essential

Required for entry to all bars and clubs — keep it on you at all times.

Comfortable shoes

Essential

Closed-toe shoes or sneakers make long nights and uneven streets easier.

Portable phone charger

Keeps your phone alive for meet-ups, ride-hailing apps, and photo ops.

Small cash roll

Useful for tips, cover charges, and vendors where cards aren’t ideal.