C E.
Oct 15, 2016
Almost everything about this company is underwhelming and unprofessional. From tailgating to late arrival and unexplained unwillingness to provide tax receipts for travel Flagship Limousines represent the worst aspect of the wonderful city that is New Orleans. Don't be fooled by their $300+ private tours which is light on structure, devoid of insight/information but includes swearing in front of children and speeding. All for five times more than what you'll pay elsewhere. You'll be left scratching your head and scraping your wallet as to why. There are twenty better limo providers in NOLA. Avoid Flagship at all costs. Or repeat our mistake of engaging these shonksters and ruin your visit to lovely Louisiana.
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Elizabeth S.
Mar 4, 2019
Can't say enough about the customer service, communication and professionalism. My elderly parents and their friends were scheduled to take a cruise on America Cruise Lines and realized they would be getting into New Orleans during the height of Mardi Gras. I was worried because they aren't seasoned travelers and my mom needs wheelchair assistance. I called Flagship, explained the situation and they were so accommodating. They didn't price gouge even though it was a pickup during a very busy Mardi Gras. They sent a confirmation to me the day before with the drivers name and cell number. I contacted him (Roger) with a question he responded very quickly. My parents were due to arrive today in New Orleans. I had not heard if they made it or if they found the driver. About an hour ago I got an email from Roger that they were on the ship safely! Thank you!!!
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Shannon M.
Apr 27, 2017
Can't say enough good things about Al and his service. As a native, Al was able to not only fill us in on interesting details we would have missed otherwise, but even went so far as to book dinner reservations where we received VVIP dining service due to his contacts! Car arrived promptly, took us on the tour we had booked AND added a bunch of other interesting stops that we hadn't planned on. We managed to see everything we wanted to see in just one day. Hands down the best option for touring the area. I'll never go back to pre-packaged shuttle tours!
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sean l.
Sep 19, 2022
If you're idea of a good time is to sit on a bus for 3 hours and hear the same old stories that every other guide tells. then this is the tour for you! We had "tyler" he was as boring as they come! he was rude and aggressive towards my mom and i. I would never recommend this tour and i would never go again. Our bus driver keisha was the best part of the tour she was so kind and had 10 times the personality that our tour guide tyler had.
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Bob B.
Jul 13, 2015
Our hotel booked Flagship for a tour of the New Orleans. I asked them to find someone who would give us the best tour as it was for my adult kids (my wife and I used to live in New Orleans and frequent the city to this day, but wanted them to have the opportunity for a really good tour not just our favorite haunts). Flagship sent out Al Hebron and the tour was fantastic. He gave a lot of the history of New Orleans (as well his personal history of New Orleans which was far more interesting and entertaining than a straight on historical perspective). We had a lot of overlap in experiences but his knowledge of "what was" and "what is", and how things moved from the past to the present was phenomenal. We got a very realistic perspective from a true New Orleanian (I didn't use the term "y'at") about what transpired before, during and post Katrina, a perfect tour of the best/most interesting Cemetery, Uptown, Garden District, Lakeview, the Marigny, Bywater and Treme. We talked restaurants, bars, music et al.. I told some friends who were locals about the entirety of the Tour and they fully intend to use Al when they have out of town company given the breadth and scope of what we saw in a short period by a person who knows every aspect of the City. It could not have been better and I guarantee that I will contact Al again (and again and again) as we bring different people to New Orleans. THANK YOU AL.
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