Memphis- Nashville

18 - 25 Aug 2012

Explore the rich culture and history of the Cumberland River on American Cruise Lines’ brand new Mississippi Riverboat, Queen of the Mississippi. You’ll be able to enjoy the vibrant sounds of musicians performing their tunes on the streets of Nashville and the delectable aromas of Paducah’s diverse culinary options from the six unique lounges aboard the Queen of the Mississippi. While the churn of the paddlewheel blends with the sounds of the river, you’ll rediscover the America of the pioneers, the America of boundless optimism and unlimited possibilities.

Plus Port charges and fees USD$250 per person

8 days From USD$3,995 per person, twin share

Nashville- St. Louis

25 Aug - 01 Sep 2012

Experience the heart and soul of America on American Cruise Lines’ brand new Mississippi Riverboat, Queen of the Mississippi. The Queen of the Mississippi will embody the spirit of traditional Mississippi River cruising and the grandeur of the riverboats of the past while offering all the modern comforts and amenities American Cruise Lines passengers have come to expect. Lounge on the sun deck as this awe-inspiring sternwheeler cruises past the most impressive landscapes east of the Mississippi River.

Plus Port charges and fees USD$250 per person

Plus Port charges and fees USD$250 per person

8 days From USD$3,995 per person, twin share

St Louis- St Paul

01 - 08 Sep, 08 - 15 Sep, 20 - 27 Oct, 27 Oct - 03 Nov 2012, 06 - 13 Jul, 13 - 20 Jul, 03 - 10 Aug, 10 - 17 Aug, 17 - 24 Aug, 24 - 31 Aug, 05 - 12 Oct, 12 - 19 Oct, 19 - 26 Oct, 26 Oct - 02 Nov 2013

Adventure is around every corner when you journey through America’s Heartland on American Cruise Lines’ brand new Mississippi Riverboat, Queen of the Mississippi. Drift and dream as this grand sternwheeler carries you through an ever changing tapestry of lakes, forests, and ingenious feats of engineering. The Queen of the Mississippi will embody the spirit of traditional Mississippi River cruising and the grandeur of the riverboats of the past, while offering all the modern comforts and amenities American Cruise Lines passengers have come to expect.

September 8, October 27 2012, July 13 2013, August 10 2013, August 24 2013, October 24 2013 and October 26 3013 operate in reverse- St. Paul to St. Louis

Plus Port charges and fees USD$250 per person

8 days From USD$3,995 per person, twin share

St Louis Roundtrip

15 - 22 Sep 2012

Journey to the heart and soul of America on American Cruise Lines’ brand new Mississippi Riverboat, Queen of the Mississippi. Reflect upon the role St. Louis played in the opening of the American frontier as you cruise past the famed Gateway Arch on the greatest sternwheeler to ever grace the Mississippi River. In Alton, step ashore via the ship’s bow ramp just as steamboat travelers did in the past and explore the town’s quaint Historic District. On the Queen of the Mississippi, you can expect to step back in time to the grand era of steamboating while enjoying modern safety features never before seen on a Mississippi sternwheeler.

Plus Port charges and fees USD$250 per person

8 days From USD$3,995 per person, twin share

St Louis- Cincinnati

22 - 29 Sep, 13 - 20 Oct 2012

Adventure is around every corner when you journey through America’s Heartland on American Cruise Lines’ brand new Mississippi Riverboat, Queen of the Mississippi. Drift and dream as this grand sternwheeler carries you through an ever changing tapestry of lakes, forests, and ingenious feats of engineering. The Queen of the Mississippi will embody the spirit of traditional Mississippi River cruising and the grandeur of the riverboats of the past, while offering all the modern comforts and amenities American Cruise Lines passengers have come to expect.

Plus Port charges and fees USD$250 per person

8 days From USD$3,995 per person, twin share

Cincinnati- Pittsburgh

29 Sep - 06 Oct, 06 - 13 Oct 2012

Adventure is around every corner when you journey through America’s Heartland on American Cruise Lines’ brand new Mississippi Riverboat, Queen of the Mississippi. Drift and dream as this grand sternwheeler carries you through an ever changing tapestry of lakes, forests, and ingenious feats of engineering. The Queen of the Mississippi will embody the spirit of traditional Mississippi River cruising and the grandeur of the riverboats of the past, while offering all the modern comforts and amenities American Cruise Lines passengers have come to expect.

Departure 6 October 2012 operates in reverse: Pitssburgh- Cincinnati

Plus Port charges and fees USD$250 per person

8 days From USD$3,995 per person, twin share

St Louis- Memphis

03 - 10 Nov 2012

From the great Gateway Arch, the country's tallest man-made monument, dedicated to the westward expansion of the US, to the exciting city of Memphis, famous for its blues, BBQ, and Graceland, you'll travel a little slower, stepping back in time, enjoying the rhythm of the river. Between these two great cities you'll explore Civil War and Underground Railroad sites, visit the most haunted city in America, and discover qintessential small-town America.

Plus Port charges and fees USD$250 per person

8 days From USD$3,995 per person, twin share

New Orleans- Memphis

24 Nov - 01 Dec 2012, 23 - 30 Mar, 06 - 13 Apr, 20 - 27 Apr, 18 - 25 May, 08 - 15 Jun, 22 - 29 Jun, 14 - 21 Sep, 16 - 23 Nov 2013

Let the good times roll while aboard American Cruise Lines’ brand new Mississippi Riverboat, Queen of the Mississippi. On the greatest sternwheeler to ever grace the Mississippi River, you can expect to step back in time to the grand era of steamboating, while enjoying modern safety features never before seen on a Mississippi sternwheeler. Step ashore to explore historic Natchez, Civil-War era Vicksburg and Oak Alley, one of the Old South’s most legendary plantations. The Queen of the Mississippi will embody the spirit of traditional Mississippi River cruising and the grandeur of the riverboats of the past, while offering all the modern comforts and amenities American Cruise Lines passengers have come to expect.

November 24 2012, March 30 2013, April 13 2013, April 27 2013, May 25 2013, June 15 2013, September 7 2013, November 9 2013, November 23 2013 and December 7 2013 departures are the reverse itinerary- Memphis to New Orleans

Plus Port charges and fees USD$250 per person

8 days From USD$3,995 per person, twin share

New Orleans Roundtrip

01 - 08 Dec 2012, 08 - 15 Dec 2012, 15 - 22 Dec 2012, 22 - 29 Dec 2012, 29 Dec 2012 - 06 Jan 2013

From the high desert of the inland empire to the endless sweep of the Pacific Ocean, the Columbia and Snake rivers follow an epic course, flowing through a rich tapestry of ever-changing landscapes, lush wildlife habitat and fascinating human endeavors. Scenes of natural beauty and human ingenuity unfold one by one. Local experts, Native American performers and perfectly planned shore excursions heighten each experience. Join us for an unforgettable journey along the legendary rivers that helped shape the West.

Plus Port charges and fees USD$250 per person

8 days From USD$3,995 per person, twin share

Cincinnati- St Louis- St Paul

27 Jul - 10 Aug 2013

Start your journey in Cincinnati cruising on the picturesque Ohio River with its awe-inspiring scenery and quaint towns. Tour vibrant Louisville, home of the Kentucky Derby and on the Mississippi River, step into 19th century in La Crosse, and discover the heart of Amish Country with its horse and buggy way of life.

Book this 14 night Mississippi cruise 100 days prior to sailing and receive $1,600 off per stateroom!

Plus Port charges and fees USD$440 per person.

15 days from USD$7,990 per person, twin share

New Orleans- Memphis- St Louis

21 Sep - 05 Oct 2013

Let the good times roll while aboard American Cruise Lines brand new Riverboat, Queen of the Mississippi.

Book 100 days prior to sailing on a 14 night Mississippi cruise and receive $1,600 off per stateroom!

Plus Port charges and fees $440 per person

15 days from USD$7,990 per person, twin share

Maine Coast & Harbors

People have been drawn to the spectacular coast of Maine throughout history. As your small ship winds through scenic rivers, sparkling bays and historic harbors you’ll discover the undeniable magic found along Maine’s coast. From Boothbay to Bar Harbor, Camden to Castine, your journey brings you to charming ports famous for shipbuilding, dramatic national parklands, bustling lobster wharfs, and the summer vacationlands of the gilded age. Stroll the historic village of Belfast, famous for its beautiful Greek revival architecture, awe at the granite mountains of Acadia National Park, and sit back and admire the classic schooners in Camden harbor, the tall ship capital of Maine. You’ll easily discover a summer cruise on a small ship is the ideal way to explore the splendor of Maine.

Plus Port charges and fees USD$250 per person

Plus Port

Plus Port charges and fees USD$250

8 days From USD$3,595 per person, twin share

New England Islands

Explore Nantucket, Block Island, and Martha’s Vineyard, the island gems of New England. From cobblestone streets and 17th century architecture to the inspiration for Herman Melville’s Moby Dick, discover the seafaring heritage of New England’s quaint islands and seaport villages. Tour the famed Gilded Age mansions of Newport, once the summer playground for America’s elite. Stroll through elegant Edgartown, a picture-book village with white clapboard colonial homes and manicured gardens, and visit 18th century lighthouses that guided whaling ships back to bustling ports. Join American Cruise Lines and revel in the nautical legacies that are distinctly New England.

This itinerary departs from May 2012- September 2012 and May - September 2013

Plus Port charges and fees USD$250 per person

8 days From USD$3,595 per person, twin share