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Most of you will probably
arrive at
New Orleans
International Airport (abbreviation = MSY).
Several national airlines fly into Nola, including low-cost Southwest,
and several other national carriers. The airport link above will
display all their commercial carriers.
You can use an on-line service like Travelocity or BizTravel to find a good fare from your hometown. Chances are your best fare will be on Southwest. |
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| Amtrak serves New Orleans (Amtrak abbreviation = NOL) on routes from New York/D.C./Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles/Texas and Jacksonville. To view timetables and fares, click here. |
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| Driving is an option. New Orleans is right on Interstate 10. See MapQuest for maps and driving directions. Parking in the French Quarter is tough. Look to park long-term and walk or cab around the city. |
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| No matter how much you want to travel to New Orleans, many of you will not be able to attend. Don't despair, you can be on Bourbon Street right now by clicking on this link. There are several other Web cams that will bring New Orleans right to your PC's screen. Plus, check out the Nola Links page on this site for music, food and culture links. While this in no way compares to the experience of standing on Bourbon Street, this will have to do for some of you. Don't bum out, come on down! |
