Laura & Oak Alley Plantation Combo Admission with Guided Tour
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Hop in the car, head over to New Orleans Plantation Country, and visit two historical plantations at your own leisurely pace. Laura Plantation: A Creole Heritage Site is focused on the generations of a real Louisiana Creole families, both free and enslaved. Oak Alley Plantation, located just a few miles away, is a powerful testimony to the wealth that Americans gained during the antebellum era. But at what cost? See the beauty, history, and culture of two of the most popular Louisiana plantation homes TODAY!
Activity Highlights
- Experience the history of Oak Alley and Laura Plantations
- Guests drive and take in each plantation at their own leisurely pace
- Lunch is available at Oak Alley for an additional fee
- Children 5 and under are FREE
Safety Precautions
- Face masks required for travelers in public areas
- Face masks required for guides in public areas
- Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
- Social distancing enforced throughout experience
- Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas
- Guides required to regularly wash hands
- Regular temperature checks for staff
What's Included
- Admission to Oak Alley and Laura Plantations
- Narrated house tour at each plantation
- Self-guided tour of Oak Alley Plantation grounds & outdoor exhibits
What to bring
- Weather appropriate attire
- Comfortable shoes
- Umbrella, raincoat or poncho in case of rain
- Camera
- ID
Restrictions
- Please note Laura Plantation's 10:00am, 11:20am, 12:00pm, 2:00pm & 3:20pm tour times. Customer MUST contact Laura Plantation in order to schedule their tour time as tours are scheduled to keep up with social distancing guidelines. You should mention having purchased your ticket through TripShock.
- Due to the historic nature of the plantations, access to the second floor is by stairs only. No photography is allowed inside Oak Alley Plantation home.
- Tour has limited handicap accessibility.
- Pets and service animals not permitted.
Additional information
- Please be aware that there are no taxi or ride-sharing services available in the New Orleans Plantation Country area to bring travelers back to New Orleans.
- Annually On July 4 & Dec 24, the last tour at Laura Plantation is at 12 noon.
- Although not required, it is appreciated and encouraged to tip your tour guides.
- There are gift shops and restrooms located on-site at both destinations.
- Laura Plantation opens at 9:30 am and the last tour is at 3:20 pm.
- Oak Alley Plantation opens at 9:00 am and closes at 5:00 pm.
- Lunch is available at Oak Alley for an additional charge.
- Allow at least 6.5 hours for tours and driving time.
- Free parking is available at both locations.
- Children 5 & under are free of charge.
- No tours on Mardi Gras day.
*Special note regarding the "Big House" exhibit at Oak Alley Plantation: "Big House" exhibit. Visits will begin at 9:00 am and run every 15 minutes through out the day with the last visit beginning at 4:30 pm. Each visit will max at 35 guests.
Location
3645 LA-18, Vacherie, LA 70090, USA
Laura & Oak Alley Plantation Combo Admission with Guided Tour
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Verified Traveler Reviews
Oak Alley & Laura Plantation
about 2 months ago
Tour guides were very knowledgeable and informative. Grounds were stunning.
Carole J
A wonderful experience
about 2 months ago
I’ve always wanted to go see Oak Alley Plantation and it definitely lived up to the expectation. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and the pace was great. We had time to explore the room before we moved to the next. The restaurant was amazing. I would recommend eating there after the tour. Try the 4 cheese pasta with the grilled shrimp, unbelievable
Stephanie L
History We Didn't Know
about 5 months ago
Extremely informative at both venues. Completely unaware of the difference between French and English slaves. Very inspiring to hear about the successes of woman and blacks in an age where they essentially had no rights. Wish both tours could have been longer and even more in depth.
Jose H
Laura and Oak Alley
about 7 months ago
Both were excellent. The guides were well versed on the plantations. Laura was my favorite.
It was interesting to see the difference between the creole and Anglo plantations.
Lynne L