Available on all 2014 Mississippi River
cruises until December 25th
largest U.S.
cruise company, announced a special holiday promotion for all of its 2014 Mississippi River
itineraries offered aboard the Queen of the Mississippi . As a
special gift for guests who reserve a Mississippi
River cruise this holiday season, the line will offer
complimentary shore excursions in each port, valued at
more than $300 per person. Complimentary featured tours will
be available each day, including:
Battle of Vicksburg
Tour – Vicksburg , MS
Guests will tour the Vicksburg National
Military Park
and discover the site of one of the Civil War’s
most legendary battles –The Siege of Vicksburg.
Oak Alley Plantation
Tour – Oak Alley, LA
Guests will sip delicious Mint Juleps as they enjoy an
educational tour by guides in period clothing,
and a walk through the quarter mile canopy of 300 year old
live oak trees.
Mark Twain Boyhood Home & Museum – Hannibal , MO
Guests will enjoy a trolley tour of this historic town and
discover the inspiration behind Mark Twain’s
writing, while reliving their favorite scenes from Tom
Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn.
On each eight-day Mississippi River
itinerary, guests enjoy views of a diverse landscape and extended
visits to unique ports along the way. Onboard, they’ll enjoy
Queen of the Mississippi ’s
numerous and
distinct amenities, including the most spacious staterooms
in the industry and private balconies with
sliding glass doors. They’ll also experience American Cruise
Lines’ unique open-seating dining plan,
which allows guests to enjoy meals in a single seating and
at the time of their choice, while surrounded by
panoramic views of the river. For the duration of the
cruise, an all-American crew caters to passengers’
every need, while daily educational events and themed
entertainment help paint a picture of what life on
the Mississippi
was like in days gone by.
“We’ve decided to offer a special holiday gift to our guests
for choosing to sail the American Heartland
with us,” said Timothy Beebe, Vice President of American
Cruise Lines. “We offer unique experiences in
numerous ports along the Mississippi and we look forward to providing
guests with more access than ever
before to each and every one.”
