FedEx Office Print & Ship Center

I go specifically to this fedex for all my shipping needs. I just hand them what I need to ship and they pack it and ship it for me. SO easy!
It’s never been crowded when I go, and the woman (I think she is the manager) is really friendly and knowledgeable. I think it may be a little more expensive sometimes, but to get great service and my stuff to its destination on time, totally worth it! Especially since the post office’s around here are some of the worst I have ever encountered!

I come here to ship materials for work and I’ve never had any issues. While this location may be understaffed, I think the staff they DO have is very friendly and patient. Others have commented that it takes «forever» to ship anything out. I get it. We’re all busy people. But taking 8 minutes to fill out forms, weighing and wrapping a package seems about right to me.

They’re helpful and friendly here and the store is nice and organized and clean — plus there’s free wifi. But it always takes forever and it’s super expensive.

Totally overcharged for 1,000 3-​part forms … avoid if at all possible.

This place is ideally located across the street from the monstrous Ernest J. Morial Convention Center, so if you need a Kinko’s, it will work.
But if you’re in a hurry, or need help with your print order, or advice choosing services, beware. The folks behind the counter are half-​asleep, and if you can get their attention, you will be hard pressed to keep it long enough to pay for your services and leave. It’s about the worst FedEx Kinko’s I’ve ever encountered, in about 15 states.

I hate to start off my Unilocal reviews on a negative, but realizing how bad bad service can be prompted me to go from long time reader to first time reviewer.
This FedEx location is right across from the Convention Center, so it should have been a quick in and out visit. It was a 50 page powerpoint on a USB drive, which I took to the self-​service copier. I followed the directions, and after waiting 5 minutes, the employees behind the counter (including the manager) told me to wait another 3. Then another 3, all without even looking at the copier.
They then had me re-​save the file as a PDF to no avail, and then try printing from the self-​service computers at twice the cost per page ($ 0.99 vs. $ 0.53). At this point (50 minutes elapsed), I was willing to pay the difference, but the printer crapped out after 15 pages.
The most amazing thing is that they actually used the computer behind the desk to convert the PDF to yet another format to try, but they couldn’t just print the document to end the misery. Yes they were busy, but when I finally gave up and walked the ½ mile to the St. Charles location, it took longer to process my credit card than to get me the print out.
Long story short — if you can avoid the FedEx Convention Center location, you really should. If you’re staying near the French Quarter, there’s one on Canal Street, and another on your way on St. Charles that just seemed to be run with a lot more competence.