In New Orleans, Time-Tested Charms and Some Bright New Baubles
New York Times
Vue Orleans, atop the Four Seasons, offers panoramic views of the city and tech-forward presentations of the city’s history and culture.
Catch 300 years of New Orleans history at $30 million Vue Orleans venue
Houston Chronicle
Yes, the walls talk. All the walls do at Vue Orleans, the new, $30 million interactive entertainment experience perched on the top levels of the Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans. The high-tech venue, with two levels of 360-degree views of New Orleans and the Mississippi River, is a deep dive into the city’s culture, where history, people and places are brought to life with stunning technology that bathes visitors in an immersive experience.
Emily Kaufman, The Travel Mom on The Kelly Clarkson Show
Kelly Clarkson Show
For somebody who wants to go to New Orleans, have fun with a girlfriend and just get away from it, Vue Orleans is a perfect first place to stop. It's high atop the Four Season Hotel, and gives you a comprehensive look at the whole lay of the land - as well as some interactive engagements that help you understand the history and what it has become today.
Why You Should Visit New Orleans’ Rejuvenated Riverfront
Forbes Travel Guide
New attraction Vue Orleans opened at the top of the hotel tower in March 2022 (it’s not owned by the Four Seasons). Residing on the 33rd and 34th floors, the observatory offers indoor and outdoor unobstructed 360-degree views of the river and the cityscape.
Capturing a Bird’s-Eye “Vue” of NOLA
Austin Travels
There’s no view of New Orleans quite like the 360-degree vistas offered at 124 meters (that’s 34 stories) up in the air. Vue Orleans, located on Canal Street above the Four Seasons Hotel, offers an interactive and immersive experience featuring state-of-the-art technology designed to familiarize you with the city’s past. For about $20 per person, you’ll get a crash course on 300-plus years of New Orleans history and culture accompanied with unparalleled aerial views of the Crescent City. Expect everything from life-sized surround video panels designed to give you a personal concert to touch-less viewing stations put you face-to-face with historic figures like Tillie Karnofsky, the Jewish immigrant and early supporter of Louis Armstrong.
Bird's-Eye Vue: New attraction lets you get high in New Orleans
Toronto Sun
Vue Orleans is an interactive way to get to know the city's storied history.
Date Night: Move over Zoom and Facetime, Date Night is Back
New Orleans Magazine
Gawk together over this one-of-a-kind indoor and outdoor observatory and cultural experience featuring a 360 degree panoramic riverfront view of the city that you’ll arrive to in an elevator that takes you up 34 floors in less than 60 seconds. In addition to a stunning exterior experience, highlights like state-of-the-art interactive technology, music exhibits and a digital experience where you can see how you’ll look in full festival regalia make this an interactive gem.
Date Night: Vue Orleans
MYNEWORLEANS.COM
"This exhibit is a true testament to the culture and heartbeat of New Orleans and, though it doesn’t take much for me to get emotional, I definitely teared up a few times as I explored the space."
Vue Orleans gives visual tour, 360 views of New Orleans
WDSU NEW ORLEANS
360 views of the city of new Orleans from the former world trade center now the four seasons, we all know they are incredible it sure is and inside Travers exhibits that will shed new light on your perspective of our beautiful city meteorologist Lee Southwick has a look at the new immersive experience view.
New Four Seasons Attraction Blends a Sublime View of the City with a High-tech History Lesson.
NOLA.COM
Vue Orleans is a brand-new $25 million amenity at the recently opened Four Seasons Hotel at the foot of Canal Street. It’s sort of high-tech museum that will give visitors a crash course in Crescent City culture 101.
See New Orleans from a Unique Perspective
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An immersive and interactive experience using state-of-the-art technology tells the story of the people who created the history of the city. Watch the video!
Why Everyone Needs to Visit Vue Orleans
NEWORLEANSMOM.COM
Vue Orleans gives both tourists and residents a chance to enhance their perspective of the Crescent City — from towering heights 34 floors above the Mississippi River.
Eyewitness Morning News at 6AM
VUE WWL NEW ORLEANS
There's a new attraction in town and your kids are going to love it. Vue Orleans is an experience of its own and we're getting a look inside. Taking you to the City's newest, best-kept secret.
Vue Orleans On VUE Fox Weather
WVUE NEW ORLEANS
A new experience in New Orleans is giving you a 360-degree look at the City high in the sky. It's a journey into the City's history and culture.
Vue Orleans On Fox 8 News WVUE
WVUE NEW ORLEANS
A new cultural experience and observation deck is putting visitors' heads in the clouds. Take a tour of the City from one of its highest spots.
Vue Orleans on Telenoticias 42 New Orleans
TELENOTICIAS NEWORLEANS
2022 New Orleans Saints Rookies check out the Vue
New Orleans Saints YouTube Channel
New Orleans Saints rookies had their first taste of New Orleans cuisine and culture at the annual Touchdown Club's Rookie Crawfish Boil as well as a private tour at Vue Orleans on Wednesday, May 26, 2022.
Vue Orleans is one of the very best things to do in New Orleans
USA Today 10Best
For starters, Vue Orleans is so worth the price of admission. What used to be a revolving restaurant at the top of what is now the Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans is now a 360° observation deck and interactive experience overlooking the Mississippi River.
Vue Orleans, $30M cultural exhibit & observatory, opens atop Four Seasons
New Orleans CityBusiness
Four Seasons New Orleans is ready to show off its new rooftop Vue. The $30 million Vue Orleans, an indoor interactive cultural exhibit and 34-foot high outdoor observatory featuring a 360-degree panoramic riverfront view of New Orleans, has opened to the public atop the hotel. It’s located in the space that was once a popular rooftop bar in the former World Trade Center.
New Four Seasons attraction blends a sublime view of the city with a high-tech history lesson
NOLA.com
Vue Orleans is a brand-new $25 million amenity at the recently opened Four Seasons Hotel at the foot of Canal Street. It’s a sort of high-tech museum that will give visitors a crash course in Crescent City culture 101. The $30 admission will include an elevator ride to what is surely the most splendid view of one of the world’s most splendid cities. More about the vista later.