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A California-based firm wants to convert the old Six Flags site in eastern New Orleans into a sprawling sports complex.
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Nickelodeon, the children's television network and entertainment franchise, has shelved its plans to redevelop the Six Flags theme park in New Orleans, Louisiana…
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Saints alive! The Big Easy is looking great — time to pay a visit
ALL things considered, these are pretty good days for New Orleans. The Saints are owning the NFC (8-0!). The fall weather’s fine, and is supposed to stay fine. (Well, at least now that the deadly Ida has been downgraded to a weak tropical storm, aiming at Florida.)
Hungry? There are approximately 1,000 restaurants open in New Orleans as of a couple of months ago — that’s a couple hundred more than there were before Katrina. The Quarter’s bustling, getting there’s fairly affordable. Speaking of, have you seen those hotel rates?
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Blowing free: jazz is still the lifeblood of the cityArriving in the afternoon, Lindsay Johns strolls along Canal Street, the city's main thoroughfare, down onto Bourbon Street, the pulsating major artery of the French Quarter - the historic core of the city...
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Bourbon Street where Dixieland jazz competes with karaoke bars, rock 'n' roll cover bands and strip club jukeboxes is also one of the first places in America where opera was heard.(Getty Images)
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If you go to France, you are going to go to Paris. ... If you come to Louisiana and you've never been here before, you are going to New Orleans. To be recognized within Louisiana is no easy task.
A Shreveport tourism sign that reads “Welcome to Louisiana’s Other Side” is located on Texas Street downtown.
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The grand opening of the National World War II Museum's World War II Victory Theatre, Stage Door Canteen and American Sector – a 70,000-square-foot, $60 million project – is the most significant addition to the city's cultural scene since its battering by Hurricane Katrina.
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Nine museums in New Orleans, including the National World War II Museum, will offer free admission on Saturday as part of the Smithsonian magazine's fifth annual Museum Day celebration.
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A New Orleans board drafted a lease termination agreement for Six Flags that will be presented to the bankruptcy court in Delaware on Oct. 8 for approval.
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Celebrate American History with the new WWII 101 vacation in New Orleans, created exclusively for the JW Marriott Hotel New Orleans. Take a refresher course in American history and visit The National WWII Museum to take a closer look at what is referred to as "the war that changed the world."
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