It was a fun way to spend a few hours. This is not a tour, but the routes of the streetcar give you a great view of the city and it's $1.25 each way. You do have to have exact change and they will not give you change so if you put in a $20 bill expecting change, you will discover that your streetcar ride just cost you $20 lol. The streetcars turn around at the end so you can pretty much ride it all one way and then, it turns and goes back the other way. This is the oldest continually used transportation system in the world and they use early 1900 streetcars so just for those facts alone, it's a fun experience.

We got a Jazzy Pass (see the “lePass” app for easy use on your phone!) - 3 days for $8. But you can get 1 day, 15 day etc. Great deal! Used it for trolleys, buses, and ferry. Sooooo easy! The app is awesome. Easy to use and navigate.

If you are a "Senior", check out the RTA Priority day passes. Eight cents gets you 24 hours of unlimited rides. You can install the app on your phone, buy it there, and just show it on your phone as you get on the bus or streetcar/trolley. What a convenient bargain!

I rode the street car for the first time earlier this month then came back to New orleans and used it as my primary transportation for an entire day. It was great. There were a few times where there was standing room only but its a fun experience.

It’s a must do to ride the street cars in New Orleans, they are iconic. The drivers are second to none in having personal skills on how to talk to the public. They obviously go to the New Orleans training school of excellence in being friendly, warm and helpful. This school has probably trained many inspirational people as the drivers leave people intimidated and feeling worthless. Don’t let it put you off though. Ride the streetcars shouting, ‘Stella!’. It’s a must do. Tip: if you have the right amount of cash you won’t need to interact with the tyrant of a driver.

We were pleased to again ride the famous St.Charles Trolley. Despite not getting our tickets in the internet, it was a simple process to purchase the Jazzy Pass ($3 per person for 24 hours) as we boarded the trolley. A fun wax to see so much of the Garden District and more. We ride the trolley to almost the end and then the return. Well sadly returning to Canal Street didn’t happen. Due to an accident between a car and the trolley ahead of us, we had to get off and wait for a bus to be dispatched. All trolleys to Canal Street were blocked. Since we were close to our hotel we opted to walk. The trolley is still a great way to see a lot of New Orleans.

On time, clean, easy to use. My husband and I bought our unlimited Jazzy Passes through the app. There we also found the schedules. Luckily for us, we never had any issues with the street cars being too full. We always had a place to sit. We went everywhere we could and truly enjoyed seeing New Orleans this way too.

Great way to get around the city. It was close to our Airbnb, easy to pay for and use through the app. They run all over the city and all throughout the day so it was perfect for those late nights in the French quarter and not gave to worry about finding a place to park your personal car.

My wife and I took the Canal Street Line Red Streetcar out to City Park where we explored the Sydney & Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden for a couple of hours. We then took the same journey back to Canal Street. Ask anyone, if unsure, and they will help. So simple to use and a fun way to see more of New Orleans!

My husband and I purchased a one day pass and enjoyed riding back and forth from the cemetery to the ferry and becoming more familiar with New Orleans. The bus drivers were friendly and accommodating. Everyone should take an RTA street car ride before leaving New Orleans!