Lake Pontchartrain Causeway Bridge

I did not realize that this bridge was such a long drive. It was worth the time, money, and experience.

OMG! I never thought it would be 25+ miles stretch. I am from Toronto, came to New Orleans for the new year. The drive on the causeway was amazing, it’s like never ending. It’s a must visit place for the visitors. But we need to pay $6 for the other way around.

The Lake Pontchartrain Causeway is a very long bridge it is 24 miles long and for most of the the bridge you cannot see land. The bridge is very low but the traffic on a Sunday morning was very light. The view was beautiful. I loved seeing pelicans and the morning sunrise.

Such a cool bridge! It took us 20 minutes to get to the other side. And we made it during sunset, such a blast! $6 for car.

Awesome bridge I always enjoy riding very safe. Police is always there to help and whatever you need in roadside assistance as well. I’ll go there a lot.

Pretty cool bridge, the longest in the world too! Time definitely passed by way quicker than I thought but for a tourist who just wanted to drive on the world's longest bridge it does just that, nothing more nothing less. What was cool was it took our airplane 8 minutes to cross the bridge to get to the other side!

World's longest bridge on a water body is this Lake Pontchartrain bridge which feels like never ending bridge. Other reviews have covered features of the bridge but in my review, shall cover the important aspects especially for the first time travellers. Things to note: *Patrolling and CCTV stops are all over the bridge so no chance of stopping by and taking pictures. I didn't know this before arriving this bridge. *You can setup Go-pro or inform passenger to take pictures on your behalf *Theres a toll fee attached if travelling from South side towards Metairie. If travelling through Google maps to enable tolls else it'll not show the causeway path. As of Nov2021 toll fee is $5. Have a nice trip travelling this causway

We were driving on this bridge for about 20 minutes before seeing buildings and land on the other side. We kept wondering when it'd end.