The Legend of Saints drew Bress among many of the increasing safety measures in Super Bowl Lix

New Orleans – New Orleans City It started in 2025 in a tragic way, as a terrorist attack was killed on the famous Bourbon Street, 14 people and 57 others were wounded.

While the city and the country in this regard are sad, it was natural for many to look at this week, Super Bowl Lix Week, in Big Easy.

How safe are thousands in this city only one month after the horrific attack?

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Military individuals are guarded and a police barrier on Bourbon Street before Super Bowl Lix. (Kirby Lee-amagn photos)

Many former and current American Football Association stars spoke with Fox News Digital about their safe range in New Orleans at the present time, Dru PriceCorterbbeck explained in the two saints that won the Super Bowl Wins what has been clear since the beginning of this week.

“I noticed the presence of law enforcement everywhere you go,” Press said. “On every Qudni Street, you feel exist. I hope that everyone will feel safe. This celebration is supposed to be, everyone is supposed to meet a fun time. Searching for each other, but a wonderful time.

“I think New Orleans, the US Football Association and all concerned have done a tremendous job. Louisiana, the governor of Jeff Landre, everyone did a great job to make sure everyone feels safe, relaxed and has fun.”

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Brees’s colleague Mark Ingram II repeated his sense of safety in the city that he always loves to return to, especially when she shares football.

Ingram spoke to people’s flexibility within this great city, and it is firmly believed that there is no place in the country that can be safer at the present time.

“There is no better place to be as safety now than New Orleans,” he said. “There is an army here with Arles like every bloc. Police, lower individuals. I know what happened was tragic, our ideas and prayers with everyone affected by this. Everyone was affected by him. But at the present time, the city responded, and the American Football Association responded.

“New Orleans is a flexible city. People are flexible and strong, very nice, and it is always a blessing to return to New Orleans, to a very important city for me. It was a large part of my life.”

New Orleans Police cars on Canal Street, prevent the entrance to Bourbon Street (Kirby Lee-amagn photos)

“With everything that happened in this city, and in this world recently, I think it is very important that they are able to feel safe and protect. People are there in one day- a day after day- mainly that gives themselves They put their bodies and their lives on the line, they are grateful and respected.

“When I arrived last night, there is a couple of roads, the front part of the hotel was banned. This was the most secure I felt at all,” said Brackston Perius, the recipient. “The National Guard, the Military, the police in all the rules it covered.

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Secretary Christie sleep said Monday Ministry of Internal Security It has no “reliable threats” on Super Bowl Lix in New Orleans.

New Orleans expects that more than 125,000 visitors will be close to its city, as parties, concerts and other events will occur throughout the week before the game.

“We are going beyond what we saw in the past when we have previously hosted,” the mayor of New Orleans Latoya Kanril said at a press conference. “We know that we are more safe than we were before.”

Motorcycle officers in the state of Louisiana on Canal Street before Super Bowl Lix. (Kirby Lee-amagn photos)

Lanner said that safety will be at the forefront, with federal and local law enforcement officers who have shoes on Earth during Super Bowl, although details of the protocol were not disclosed.

Agencies including the FBI and the Secret Service will be around the stadium and the center of New Orleans, according to Delown. It will include snipers on the surface, armored SWAT vehicles and more.

There will also be federal, armed air guards, stationed throughout the city’s public transportation centers for scanning for suspicious and active people, with guarding also against drones. There is a ban on drones about SuperDome and the center of New Orleans throughout the week and flight restrictions of up to 18,000 feet, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.