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We've found that hotel prices double or triple on game weekend. Since we usually come in a day early it really has an impact. Traffic can be a nightmare depending on how your coming into town. If I were driving into town on game day, I would come in very early and find someplace to hang out. If it's a day game, traffic can be miserable from about 10 to 1 pm or so, night game is no problem except hotel rooms.

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Any suggetsions on siling from NOLA on the same day as Saints game. Better to stay on West Bank? Wait until after noon? Any help appreciated.

 

From my experience, traffic on game day (on I-10) is pretty much non existent around noonish (kickoff).. I drive a shuttle that way (I-10 westbound) every Sunday of the year; 9:45-10:15am & about 12:10-12:30pm and have never had to sit in traffic. (unless its mardi gras weekend). But in short, it depends on what time you plan on getting to the port. In short, to play things safe, the West Bank or staying downtown (in walking distance to the port) is your best chance of avoiding traffic imo.

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