During the summer months, we’re all looking for ways to beat the heat. Luckily, there’s a fun little waterpark nestled right here in the city that provides hours of fun for people of all ages. Let’s take a look.
Cool Zoo is a wonderful little water playground nestled in the Audubon Zoo.
Looking for some healthy, active fun that the whole family can enjoy in The Big Easy? Sky Zone in New Orleans is the perfect spot. There are several different activities that everyone can enjoy, from the tiny tot to the parent who has never jumped on a trampoline before. Let’s take a closer look.
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Sky Zone Trampoline Park has two locations in the New Orleans area...
......612 Distributors Row in New Orleans, and 6509 Riverside Drive in Metairie. This epic attraction features thousands of square feet of fun! There are launching decks, wall trampolines, and even a few fun surprises on the ceiling for those looking to really get some air time.
No matter which Every Sky Zone location you visit, you will find them to be unique.
According to the company, they build each one is built "to maximize Next Level Fun and make sure there’s an epic time waiting for every guest." There are numerous attractions at the park that will keep you entertained for hours. And everything will test a different skill set, so you'll never get bored.
You can challenge a friend to run up a slide, test your strength on the rock climbing wall, hang in the air on silks and more.
There's also an epic basketball attraction where you can practice those slam dunks. When it comes to the best playgrounds in the New Orleans area, Sky Zone Trampoline Park is definitely one of them!
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Jumpers can practice their tricks on any of the trampolines dotted throughout the facilities, as well as into the big foam pits. Cannonball anyone?
Fly through the air dodging your opponent's throws while trying to knock them out with a throw of your own. Get a group of friends together and see who will come out victorious!
Come feel like a kid again as you literally bounce off the walls getting a great workout while having fun at the same time!
Have you ever been to one of the Sky Zone Trampoline parks in the New Orleans area? If so, which location? What did you like best about it? We'd love to read about your experiences in the comments section below!
To learn more about the New Orleans locations you go to the website. For information about the Sky Zone franchise, check out the corporate Facebook page.
There are plenty of fun-filled attractions around New Orleans to keep you entertained on a weekend afternoon, and they don't have to break the bank. Next time you're looking to explore the Crescent City, consider one of these awesome attractions around New Orleans that won't cost you a penny.
City Park is full of attractions, and the sculpture garden is just the tip of the iceberg. The 11-acre sculpture garden holds more than 80 sculptures nestled underneath 200-year-old live oaks.
More commonly known as "the Fly", this picture-perfect park is a great little grassy area to sprawl out on. Nestled along the Mississippi River, visitors can sit back and watch the ships pass by and enjoy the lovely water view. Grab a po’boy from your favorite restaurant ahead of time and enjoy a delightful picnic!
3. Hop on the trails at the Northlake Nature Center
The Northlake Nature Center is about a 30 minute drive outside of New Orleans, but it’s worth the extra effort. Nature lovers will be in paradise exploring the labyrinth of boardwalk and gravel trails that will lead you through the center’s 400 acres of beautiful marshes bayous, and scenic overlooks.
There are several Farmers Markets that pop up throughout the city during the week, and the Uptown location will be reopening on July 7, 2020. From 9 a.m. till 1 p.m. you can pop by Uptown Square on Broadway Street and check out all of the local merchants selling everything from freshly baked breads to local produce. It’ll be hard to escape this market without purchasing a few things, but it’ll be worth it!
Our cemeteries are hauntingly beautiful, and if you’ve never taken the time to explore one, you’re missing out. There are several that are open and free to the public to explore, including St. Louis Cemetery No. 2, St. Roch Cemetery, and Lafayette Cemetery No. 2.
What's your favorite thing to do in New Orleans? Let's hear about it in the comments below!
