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We are cruising out of New Orleans Feb 18th and want to catch at least one Mardi Gras parade. They are at 11.30 12 and 1 oclock early afternoon. The ship leaves at 530 pm. How close will we be cutting it if we try to board say, after 3? Im sure if boarding begins around noon the crowds will be thinner and I think once were in line they wont leave without us. Any input, please?

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We are cruising out of New Orleans Feb 18th and want to catch at least one Mardi Gras parade. They are at 11.30 12 and 1 oclock early afternoon. The ship leaves at 530 pm. How close will we be cutting it if we try to board say, after 3? Im sure if boarding begins around noon the crowds will be thinner and I think once were in line they wont leave without us. Any input, please?

 

That should be ok. You have to be on board 1 hour prior to sailing, so 3 will give you time to get your bags checked and for you to go through check in. Have fun.

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