French Quarter Lounge
Deck 3
Adult only after night fall
Live music from French Quarter in New Orleans
Beignets and specialty drinks
French Quarter has morning happy hour that is a discounted price for 1 coffee and 2 beignets with chocolate syrup which is just Hersey’s syrup
The French Quarter Lounge is designed as a charming outdoor space in New Orleans featuring decorative details like a storefront window with a wrought-iron balcony above. Fans of “The Princess and the Frog” will notice that the hats in the display are inspired by hats worn by favorite characters in the film.
Throughout the lounge, other inspired details include a full-sized streetcar on the St. Charles line – the same trolley that Tiana rides in the film. Authentic wooden bench seating creates a cozy place to sit, listen to music and experience the ambiance. The handsome streetcar also provides the picture-perfect spot for family memories.
The bar is a focal point of the lounge with New Orleans-style wrought-iron adornments and shutters. In addition to offering specialty cocktails, nonalcoholic beverages and coffees, the bar also displays elements inspired by the popular character, Dr. Facilier. A mural on the wall is painted with Dr. Facilier’s shadow and his business card from the film. A door in the area is based on the entrance to Dr. Facilier’s shop, with signage and three flickering “candles” overhead.
The story continues all day long with New Orleans-themed family activities, trivia, workshops, crafts and music that bring the bayou spirit of family gatherings and fun to life.
Pro Tip: Ask for coasters to collect like trading cards and ask for fresh ones
Au Lait
Cafe au lait
Cafe au lait with beignet
Mocha au lait
Caramel au lait
Vanilla au lait
Nola cafe
Frozen cafe au lait
Specialty Cocktails
Sazerac
Lillet cocktail
Hurricane
Bayou mojito
Satsuma crush
Old New Orleans fashion
From Tiana’s Bakery
One beignet
Two beignets
Three beignets
La bouff favorite
$19.00
Cocktails
Cajun bloody Mary
Madame mimosa
Sommelier Bin
Sommelier bin
Each wine by the glass from the bin is thirteen dollars as we update our wine list, we always find "unique bottles." We would like to relay the value to you. The wine will remain a "mystery" until presented.
