Would You Rather Visit, New York City or New Orleans, LA?

[Oliverlogan263]

New York City

New Orleans

[lightbulb27]

right now NO because of the lack of upcoming allergies and warmer climate. my honey and I been there few times and go to nyc frequently.

NYC has some benefits, but I always look forward to leaving.

NO is a bit different but never had a problem there.

[WhiteSteve]

Overall, NYC. New Orleans has Bourbon Street, and that’s about all that would interest me, and honestly, it would’ve interested me more when I was younger. NYC has it all, so much more to do there. Been there many times and still have stuff left to see. I sports-hate NYC, but the city itself is a great time, except the weather sucks half the year. But NYC just gives me a charge by simply walking around in peak urbanity, even though it’s kinda grimy, I just absolutely love that vibe.

[Simslover92]

New Orleans. I've already visited both but didn't get to see much of New Orleans as I was just passing through so definitely want to visit it again and actually take the time out to see the different sites. NYC was mid to me. Time Square wasn't what I thought it was going to be. Definitely overhyped for sure.

[midnightmoon05]

NYC is huge…I live all the little pocket of different towns … I live the foods.. so much to see and do. I lived here over 30-40 yrs…

I have visited New Orleans 3-4 times…it’s very small area…I like the garden district. A little nice getaway from time to time.
I go there for grilled oysters!!

[midnightmoon05]

Urrgggg auto corrects!!! “I like….”

[exitseven]

I say New Orleans. I worked there for a week but never got to check the place e out. EmWe drove through Bourbon St on the way to the airport just so we could say we went there

[OtterMan68]

I have relatives in New Orleans. Been there many, many times: best food city I've ever been to.
Only spent 5 days in NYC, so there's more for me to explore in NYC.

[Oliverlogan263]

Oh really, I’m from New Orleans myself. Where y’all people from down there? And what is NYC like?

[OtterMan68]

They used to live near City Park but lost their house due to Katrina. Live in Harahan now.
I was lucky because when I went to NYC it was not a very busy time. I have a nephew who lives there and he said the city was "deserted." Went to Coney Island and rode the Cyclone. Went to mass at St Patrick's. Took a ferry ride around the harbor and Statue of Liberty, went to Central Park & Times Square. It was interesting.

[OlderAndWiser]

New Orleans has gotten a reputation as a high crime city but I doubt it is worse than NYC!

[Oliverlogan263]

I never been to NYC before but I want to go out there to see what it’s like one day. Even my brother who is from New Orleans say NOLA is like a war zone now

[OtterMan68]

like every city, it depends on the neighborhood

[handsomelad70]

Neither place, but are dystopian s**tholes (though "the Big Easy's" food is hundreds of time better than Gotham's, which is why most Orleanians are fat and many obese;I guess they wanted to look like their favourite chef, the late Paul Prudhomme) where there's a shortage of babes.

[handsomelad70]

I hear the both the New Year's Eve Ball Drop and Mardi Gras are VASTLY OVERRATED.

[zagor]

New Orleans, just because I've never been there before. I'd like to go to NY again at some point but no hurry.

[DizzyDesii]

There is nothing special about new orleans. We went there for so many school field trips. I hate the smell of the horses that walk the block. No thanks

[handsomelad70]

Wonder if I could tolerate the horse odour, being called "Cowboy."

[Oliverlogan263]

Wait now I’m from NOLA and I can say it’s unique than any other place known in the US. I mean yes there’s other cities known for and famous and NOLA has been gentrifying for the longest of time since Katrina but New Orleans has its charm and uniqueness that is unforeseen anywhere else. The food 🥘 mmmmm homemade gumbo, crawfish, beignets it’s nowhere to get it and nothing like it made down here.

[handsomelad70]

But isn't New Orleans' grub decidedly down-market, which doesn't at all describe me?

[DizzyDesii]

I like the people/accents/music just not the place @Oliverlogan263

[Oliverlogan263]

@DizzyDesii I respect and feel ya on dat boo

[sheikalana]

I would choose New Orleans because I've been to NY a bunch of times. Love NY tho.

[Nikki1989]

Been to both. New York is my choice, and it is not even close.

[Dinklex3]

Probably the city since I could visit family and they’d just take us around.

I did enjoy New Orleans and their food, but it made me feel gross.

[Dongie]

I've been to both and both were very exciting but I picked N'orleans.

[CuriousMufuxka]

New Orleans. I guarantee the traffic is better.

[JayBones2469]

I'd rather visit Hell. I've been to most of the cities from San Antonio through the East coasrlt and up and down from the Florida Keys to where Main meets Canada. NYC is the worst and New Orleans is in the top 10

[FunkyMonkee]

If I was to go to NYC, it'd be to get me some target practice!! Nail a bunch of illegals that like to go around hurting and killing people!

[DextroShade]

Not too long ago I would have said NYC, but since the shit leftards have turned it into a third-world shithole I would rather go almost anywhere else.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

New York.

[AngryCarl]

hmm, New York has rats but at least it's not underwater.

[shortster]

At this point in time New Orleans.

[strateguy632]

option a

[Anonymous]

I want to do Mardi Gras!!!

[Iron_Man]

I’ve been to both places

[handsomelad70]

How did you like them?

[Iron_Man]

@handsomelad70 it was really nice