Hop-On Hop-Off New Orleans Tour by City Sightseeing

How long is the Hop-On Hop-Off City Sightseeing New Orleans tour?

The hop-on, hop-off New Orleans bus tour lasts approximately 1 hour 30 minutes if you do not hop off at any of the stops. The tour makes multiple stops, so guests can hop off to explore and spend as long as they like visiting New Orleans attractions.

Are attractions admissions included?

Attractions admissions along the route are not included in the tour price unless specified.

Am I guaranteed a seat if I have a ticket?

Seating is available on a first-come-first-serve basis. They do increase the capacity on peak days to accommodate increased ridership, although seating cannot be guaranteed for any specific departure.

Is there standing room on any of the buses?

All passengers must remain seated when any City Sightseeing vehicle is in motion. Standing and walking is prohibited.

Is hotel pick-up provided?

No, hotel pick-up is not provided for the Hop-On Hop-Off tours, however, many of the stops are in close proximity to major hotels in the French Quarter, Faubourg Treme, Central Business District, and Garden District.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all of the double-decker vehicles are wheelchair accessible, with electronic ramps as well as one or more securement locations on the lower-deck. Guests are welcome to contact City Sightseeing New Orleans from the stop to inquire about accessibility on the next bus.

Can I bring my camera?

Yes, you may bring your camera. Please note that selfie sticks are prohibited on the top deck.

Are pets allowed on the tour?

Sorry pets (other than service animals) are not allowed on any City Sightseeing New Orleans vehicle.

Can I bring food or drinks?

Food is not allowed on the bus, but non-Alcoholic beverages are permitted as long as they are in a container with a lid. No glass of any kind is allowed on the bus.

Is there storage space for baggage or personal items on the buses?

Sightseeing buses do not have space for the storage of any personal items. Bring only items that can easily be stored under your seat.

Which stops have convenient parking options?

The most convenient parking is available at Stop 5—Basin St. Station Visitor’s Center, located at 501 Basin St. Rates apply.

Are there restrooms on the bus?

No, the double-decker vehicles do not have restrooms on board. They make frequent stops and the next bus is 30 minutes away. Clean restrooms are open to the public at Basin St. Station Visitor Center, located at Stop 5. Public restrooms can also be found in the French Market, Jackson Square, and businesses along the route.