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Mardi Gras 2025 : r/AskNOLA - Reddit
Mardi Gras Day will vary greatly for locals. Some do big parades, some do neighborhood things and some do neighborhood parades that end up in the 1/4. But it's the last day of festivities that begin every year on January 6th. For me, Mardi Gras Day is about the costumes, rolling into the 1/4 with the neighborhood. If you're big on costuming ...

Best Mardi Gras Posts - Reddit
They have way more Mardi Gras ahead of them, you don't need to give them the beads from the limited number of Mardi Gras years left in your future. The peer pressure cringe. When one person gives the throws they catch to kids then people around them feel bad for not doing the same so then they also give the kids more throws.

My thoughts on Carnival Mardi Gras vs. RC Wonder of the Seas.
Mardi Gras and her sister Celebration have a few more free food options than every ship older than them. Both companies ships usually have free slides and flowrider surfing. Many of Royal ships also have things like zip lines, laser tag, bumper cars, carousel, ice skating for free as well as a couple of options that are free some days and paid ...

Hotel Recommendations for Mardi Gras 2025 : r/AskNOLA - Reddit
Hi everyone. Me and my sister are planning on coming to New Orleans next year during Mardi Gras, probably the Friday before-Wednesday after. Looking for nice (can be luxury but not necessarily) hotels to stay in where we’ll be in the middle of the action. Never been to NOLA so open to all suggestions. Thanks in advance xx

Vista vs. Mardi Gras : r/CarnivalCruiseFans - Reddit
Overall, I don't know if your experience will be much different on Mardi Gras. The layout is totally different, but it's the same kind of experience overall. It'd be different if you were talking about Carnival's older ships for booze cruises, but the Vista should provide similar levels of service, options, and class as the Mardi Gras.

Celebration or Mardi Gras ? : r/CarnivalCruiseFans - Reddit
Kids were more on Celebration, but that I believe was just time frame as it was a July cruise vs a Mardi Gras late September. I liked the Port Canaveral overall experience much better than Miami. he Bolt was effectively down the entire cruise on Celebration (saw it run a handful of time), Mardi Gras was operational the entire cruise

Is it crowded 1.5 weeks before Mardi Gras? : r/AskNOLA - Reddit
Finally, I think it’s worth noting that Mardi Gras is not just excess for the sake of excess. It has its roots in a celebration of social inversion, where all the rules of a society, bound by the strict hierarchical confines of a social structure based around the Church and an absolute monarchy that jailed or killed its critics, are suspended ...

Mardi Gras FAQ 2024 : r/AskNOLA - Reddit
Welcome to Carnival, also known as Mardi Gras. For 2024, Carnival runs from January 6th to February 13th. What, when, and where are the parades? Parades are at the heart of the Mardi Gras experience. Riders and marchers pay handsomely to produce a huge-ass party on wheels, and you’re invited- for free!

Planning my trip for Mardi Gras - any advice? : r/AskNOLA - Reddit
The weekend before Mardi Gras all the action is on this route, but Lundi and Mardi Gras most of the action is downtown. Uptown parades (the ones on St. Charles) are the ones with the big elaborate floats that throw all the beads, downtown parades (usually start in the Marigny but go through parts of the French Quarter, Treme and Bywater) are ...

Mardi Gras: How did the bared breasts for beads tradition get ... - Reddit
New Orleans's Mardi Gras celebrations centered on the French Quarter, the city's historic district, in the early twentieth century. The area had become unfashionable, as the wealthy old families moved out to get away from the immigrants moving in.