Confetti Park — Attraction in New Orleans

While visiting new orleans, we researched that confetti park on algiers point (confetti park organization) had a children mardi gras parade. we had the best time, my family took the ferry over to the island and by chance met the dance boy of the parade, while waiting for the ferry. we had know idea what his duties were or what to except from the parade. confetti park had a neighborhood vibe, with a welcoming atmosphere. an amazing brass band of youth, lead the music of the parade, while the dancing boy energetically lead us down the neighborhood's streets. homemade floats, bikes, scooters and roller skates followed the music. wonderful time, and we are grateful for...

We frequent Confetti Park often as my husband teaches at a school nearby. We have children from age 2-10, and they all find ways to enjoy our time there. We are homeschoolers, and we sometimes bring our workbooks with us when we visit because there are several picnic tables available. The kids can alternate playing and working on their lessons. We can easily spend 2-4 hours there on a nice day. I love how much "yard" there is for the kids to run around and explore. With the fence and gated entry, I actually feel comfortable sitting for a few moments without worrying that my toddler will be hightailing it down the street if I look away...

Kids Playground in the corner lot at Verret and Pelican in Algiers Point, two blocks from the Mississippi River levee, where one can see the best view of New Orleans without a helicopter.

Climbing, swinging, and discovery in the playground for the little ones. Rubber deck around the equipment, and some grassy spots for good old running around. Yes, some shade trees. Beautiful Unique Art Fence keeps the toddlers inside. Picnic tables for those birthday parties. A couple of steel Art Benches. Bring a cushion for sitting longer than 5 minutes. Some days I've seen more than a dozen adults with toddlers all interacting. It's a...