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King | VanMatre | Gischel | Tullier | Champagne Schedule
Wednesday Boys and a few of the girls arriving in NOLA. Boys finishing in last minute purchases and float loading. Thursday No set schedule. We have been known to grab some food at Cafe Maspero and then head to the Quarter. Dinner - separate plans but make sure you eat. Friday Breakfast at Port of Call . They open at 11am but the line starts at 10am to get a seat with the group. We serve drinks while in line as long as someone remembers to bring a bottle opener. We work

Cheryl King
Feb 72 min read


Stay Informed: The Latest Weather Updates for Mardi Gras
Are you planning to attend Mardi Gras in New Orleans? If so, one thing you definitely don't want to overlook is the weather. Mardi Gras is an outdoor celebration, and the weather can greatly impact your experience. Check the weather apps and websites when planning what to bring for the trip and what to wear each day. Some popular options include The Weather Channel, AccuWeather, and Weather Underground. TEN DAY FORECAST

Cheryl King
Feb 71 min read


The Krewe of Endymion History and Info
Check out the official Endymion website for information. Highlights from the site: Official motto: Throw Until it Hurts! Rolling since 1967 Almost 3000 riders 37 floats with many of them tandem floats (80+ chassis) 15 million throws Ours boys will be late into the Convention Center since they are rolling near the back of the parade but the party lasts until 3:30 am so there will be be plenty of time for them to dance the night and morning away.

Cheryl King
Feb 71 min read


The Endymion Ball: A Night to Remember
20,000+ dressed in formal attire arrive at the Superdome at 6:30pm to get set up and await the entrance of Mardi Gras’ Main Event, The Endymion Parade! Your audio/visual senses will go crazy as the gigantic floats arrive around 8:30, complete with pyro, confetti, and laser lighting! After the parade, Endymion continues its tradition of providing the best local and national entertainment in Mardi Gras. You’ll dance the night away (literally) until 3:30am! Important Details: Fu

Cheryl King
Feb 71 min read


Safety First: Essential Tips for a Safe Mardi Gras Celebration
Mardi Gras is a time of celebration, excitement, and vibrant energy. It's a time when the streets of New Orleans come alive with colorful costumes, lively music, and elaborate floats. However, amidst all the revelry, it's important to prioritize safety and ensure that your Mardi Gras experience is a memorable one for all the right reasons. Here are some essential tips for a safe Mardi Gras celebration: 1. Plan ahead: Before heading out to the festivities, make sure you have

Cheryl King
Feb 72 min read


Mardi Gras: What to Wear and Avoid
Channel Nancy Sinatra – Make sure your shoes are made for walking . On cobbled/bricked street. With potential puddles of party gravy. After drinking. Light colored, open-toed, super high heels may not be the wisest choice. Feel free to get a little crazy. But know that you don’t have to be completely decked. We will have some beads to accentuate your outfits and you may attract some throws along the way. Be careful with your valuable jewelry. On the street, you should avoid d

Cheryl King
Feb 71 min read


Parade Route
Although most of the people reading this site will not be able to see the Endymion parade on the street, here is the 2026 route. Other Parade Routes

Cheryl King
Feb 71 min read


The Hangover - Endymion Edition
🧾 The Before Bed Checklist (Damage Control) If you’re reading this before you crash—gold star. ☐ Drink one full glass of water (or electrolyte drink) ☐ Eat something salty or carby (toast, crackers, fries—no judgment) ☐ Take magnesium glycinate (optional, helps sleep & headaches) ☐ Set out water + pain reliever on the nightstand ☐ Remove makeup / contacts (future-you says thanks) Helpful links Electrolyte basics: https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/electrolytes Magnesi

Cheryl King
Feb 62 min read
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