Mobile, Alabama: Gaudy Mardi Gras Statues
Colorful outdoor statues of Mardi Gras kings and queens, jesters, and Chief Slacabamorinico, a local Mardi Gras Indian chief. Unveiled in 2016.
- Address:
- S. Royal St., Mobile, AL
- Directions:
- Downtown. Mardi Gras Park, on the west side of S. Royal St. between Government and Church Sts.
- Admission:
- Free
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Plenty of street parking around Mardi Gras Park. Big, open grassy area in the middle for kids to run around. Statues are bright and fun. Nice photo op.
[Jessica, 06/08/2017]Gaudy indeed! These sculptures are frightening! Bring some shade when touring the park, as there is little of it to be found. The sculptures were not made by Mobile artists (they were brought in from New Orleans), so do not judge that art community based on their quality!
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