BECOME AN OFFICIAL KREWE MEMBER!

Join the Krewe – Early Bird Sign-Up Ends Sept. 15!

Be part of the magic! Membership for the Krewe of Les Bon Temps Rouler is now open, giving you a front-row role in New Orleans’ newest tradition. Your all-inclusive rider package covers float placement, themed costume and krewe mask. Parade throw packages are sold separately so you can customize your throws.

Members enjoy year-round krewe events, after-parties, and even big-name entertainment at our post-parade ball. Book your ride as part of a French Quarter Fest or Jazz Fest package, and we’ll pair it with accommodations for the ultimate NOLA experience.

Sign up immediately for Early Bird pricing, secure your spot with a deposit, share your sizing details, and even request your preferred float companions. This is your chance to roll, throw, and celebrate in true Carnival style—without waiting for Mardi Gras.

OFFICIAL MEMBER SIGN UP:

If you are signing up for multiple riders, please submit one form per rider.

First name

Last name

Confirm Email

Phone

Address

Birthday (must be 21+)

Month

Day

Year

Costume Size

Shirt / Jacket Size

Pant / Skirt Size

Preferred Krewe Members to Ride With

List any names of members you would like to ride with. If you are signing up multiple riders, please submit one form per rider.

Payment

Membership Deposit$250

MEMBER AGREEMENT: Membership fee includes riding position, rider costume and mask, and general admission to the after-party. This fee does not include any float fees, gratuities and throws.

I fully understand there are absolutely NO REFUNDS.

This policy includes any situations involving Acts of Nature, decisions by the Manager of the Krewe of Les Bon Temps Rouler, the City of New Orleans, and/or the New Orleans Police Department.

By checking the box below, you are signing this membership agreement and will abide by membership rules and regulations.

I agree to the terms & conditions.

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