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Two children are walking down a street during a parade or festival. One child is wearing a colorful cape with purple, green, and yellow sections, while the other child is dressed in a white dress with gold accents and rainbow-striped leggings. The street is lined with people sitting on chairs and ladders, and there are trees and decorations in the background.

Mardi Gras Like a Local – Part II

Part II of our rundown on how to Mardi Gras like a local. From Bourbon Street (yes or no?) to parades, police, drinking, and beads, we'll help you experience New Orleans and all of Mardi Gras like a local. Our guest blogger breaks it all down in this special series.
A group of people is gathered outdoors, likely at a parade or festival. Many are wearing colorful, striped shirts and beaded necklaces, suggesting a Mardi Gras celebration. Some are seated in folding chairs, while others are standing. A person is elevated on a ladder seat, providing a better view of the event. The background shows multi-story buildings and a partly cloudy sky. The atmosphere appears festive and lively.

Mardi Gras Like a Local – Part I

How to Mardi Gras like a local - from terminology to travel basics, you'll be a New Orleans pro after learning everything from what a krewe is and how to enjoy a parade (neutral ground or sidewalk?!) to ball structure and where to get the best king cake!