It often defines the overall parade experience. The user can let urine flow to the ground or connect the tube to a leg bag that collects the urine. It s a curious invention. He said that one of the things that makes Carnival special is a law that prohibits commercialism in parades. I think it is very commendable.
Participants pay for the costs.
Though New Orleans City Code forbids commercialism, that isn t the beginning of the wild and crazy laws that surround Mardi Gras. A member of a Carnival organization must be masked in public view when on a float and must be constantly costumed. Anyone violating this provision will be arrested and the float which the individual is riding may be seized by police. Sergeant Paul Accardo with the New Orleans Police Department s Public Information Office said he does not often have a chance to enforce strange Mardi Gras laws such as the ban on reptiles at parades. We are not going to do anything differently this Mardi Gras.