• Mule drawn carriage ride
• Licensed guide/driver

• Camera
• Beverages

• No glass beverage containers allowed on board.
• Carriage capacity up to 8 adults.
• Must be 21 or older to consume alcohol.
• Expectant mothers and people with back problems can ride at their discretion.
• Video recording is prohibited without advanced permission by the carriage driver.
• If the outside temperature exceeds 95 degrees, carriage tours are canceled and will resume once the outside temperature drops below 95 degrees. All ticket holders will be given the option to reschedule for a later date or time or can choose to receive a refund for any tours canceled by the city of New Orleans due to high heat.
• Due to COVID restrictions, the maximum group size for a carriage ride is 8-people in the same party.

• Appropriate for all ages.
• No charge for infants & toddlers being held or seated in the lap of an adult.
• Carriage capacity up to 8 adults.
• Expectant mothers can ride at their discretion.
• Dogs, no matter the size, will be the passenger's responsibility & will have to share the seat with its owners. There is no cost for dogs.
• This tour departs at night. It is recommended to book in advance for this tour to guarantee your seat. Please click the "Check Availability" button for up to date availability.

Handicap Information

Carriages are a great way for handicapped or disabled people to experience the French Quarter. If a handicapped person can walk up steps with assistance, they may be able to board the carriages with ease. They do provide stepping stools and assistance. For people with no mobility, no ability to stand, these people may not be able to access the seat of the carriage. The private carriages are more open-air, so there is more ability for these individuals to be placed into those carriages, or larger people. Wheelchairs, strollers, and walkers can be left behind at the Jackson Square boarding location, and the on-site supervising managers will look after them. All-important items from the strollers or scooters should be taken on the ride.