American Heritage (formerly Queen of the Mississippi) Review

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Review for the USA Cruise on American Heritage (formerly Queen of the Mississippi)
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6-10 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Jun 2015

We embarked the Queen of the Mississippi in New Orleans, this was our first small boat cruise, what a wonderful experience, no lines or waiting EVER. The boat went north on the river up to Memphis, they had interesting & informative shore excursions that were included in the price for the most part, except for Graceland in Memphis. The rooms were very roomy and comfortable and all have a deck with table & chairs, the service on this boat is excellent by everyone on this boat. The food was wonderful, they offer have cocktails & hors de oeuvres 5:30-6:30 and then dinner! After dinner there is always entertainment by different performers. They offer breakfast, lunch & dinner selections & you can also get half portions. The nice thing about this cruise is your not slammed with a bill at the end for alcohol, shore excursions etc. This is an older crowd as there really isn't much to do for younger children, no pools, clubs, activities etc.

We liked it so much we booked another cruise with them for next year & would recommend it to anyone.

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Cabin AAL

king bed, nightstands, two chairs with table in between, desk with storage drawers & chair, TV, chest of drawers & closet, good size bathroom with shower, sink & toilet. Slider door out to deck with two chairs & table.

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