Whitney Plantation Private Tour With Round-Trip Transportation

This is a half day tour of the old river road plantation homes. You will have a chance to see where they film movies like Django Unchained , Queen Sugar, 12 Years of Slave,Forest Gump with Tom Hanks,

This is a half day tour of the old river road plantation homes. You will have a chance to see where they film movies like Django Unchained , Queen Sugar, 12 Years of Slave,Forest Gump with Tom Hanks, interview with a vampire with Brad Pitt. Also your Driver/Guide will enlighten you on a host of other attractions.

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Location: New Orleans

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Q&A

Q: Is there an age limit for kids on the Whitney Plantation tour?

A: There isn't a strict age limit, but the tour is generally more suitable for older kids (10+) who can appreciate the historical context. The topics discussed can be heavy, so it might not be ideal for younger children. Just keep that in mind when planning!

Q: What's the parking situation like if I'm driving myself to the tour?

A: If you drive yourself, there’s parking available at the plantation, but it can fill up quickly on weekends. I recommend arriving a bit early to secure a good spot. Plus, the air-conditioned vehicle for the tour is super comfy!

Q: What if it rains on the day of my tour? Can I reschedule?

A: Yes! If it rains, they usually allow you to reschedule. Just make sure to call them as soon as you know. The plantation is outdoors, so they want to make sure everyone has a good experience without getting soaked!

Discussions

Thinking of giving the Whitney Plantation tour as a gift - any insights?

I'm considering gifting the Whitney Plantation tour to my history-loving friend. I’ve heard great things about the guide and the deep dive into history. It’s near New Orleans, right? What’s the vibe like? How long does the whole experience last with travel included? Just want to make sure it's a good fit for them!

Anyone done the Whitney Plantation tour recently? How was it?

Just got back from the Whitney Plantation tour and wow, it was incredible! The stories told were so powerful. I loved seeing the locations where they filmed, like Django Unchained. The guide was really passionate about the history. Highly recommend! Anyone else have thoughts?