American Cruise Lines is now offering new one-way itineraries between St. Louis and New Orleans
Beginning August 2014, the Queen of the Mississippi will offer 7 night sailings with stops in Memphis; Vicksburg and Natchez, Mississippi; and Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
The new 7-night sailings will cover a longer stretch of the Mississippi River than before, and will pass through six states.
The 150 passenger Queen of the Mississippi is the first new paddle wheeler designed for overnight travel on America's rivers in nearly two decades. The exterior has an authentic, 28-foot-wide paddle wheel, combined with a modern interior, and spacious cabins with balconies.
Fares start at $4,195 and include all meals; complimentary cocktail hour; and wine and beer with lunch and dinner.
There are actually 7 Mississippi River Itineraries to Choose From:
More details at the site
Beginning August 2014, the Queen of the Mississippi will offer 7 night sailings with stops in Memphis; Vicksburg and Natchez, Mississippi; and Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
The new 7-night sailings will cover a longer stretch of the Mississippi River than before, and will pass through six states.
The 150 passenger Queen of the Mississippi is the first new paddle wheeler designed for overnight travel on America's rivers in nearly two decades. The exterior has an authentic, 28-foot-wide paddle wheel, combined with a modern interior, and spacious cabins with balconies.
Fares start at $4,195 and include all meals; complimentary cocktail hour; and wine and beer with lunch and dinner.
There are actually 7 Mississippi River Itineraries to Choose From:
- New Orleans, LA to Memphis, TN
- New Orleans, LA to New Orleans, LA
- St. Louis, MO to St. Paul, MN
- St. Louis, MO to Cincinnati, OH
- Memphis, TN to St. Louis, MO
- Memphis, TN to Nashville, TN
- Nashville, TN to St. Louis, MO
More details at the site
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