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Aboard the American Queen® MEMPHIS to NEW ORLEANS March 27-April 4, 2022 Cruise the Mississippi (and Golf along the Way) Aboard the American Queen® MEMPHIS TO NEW ORLEANS March 27-April 4, 2022 9 DAYS 1 SUNDAY Memphis, TN | Hotel Stay 2 3 MONDAY Memphis, TN | Depart 5:00 p.m. 4 TUESDAY Port of the Mississippi Delta 5 WEDNESDAY Vicksburg, MS 6 THURSDAY Natchez, MS 7 FRIDAY St. Francisville, LA 8 SATURDAY Baton Rouge, LA 9 SUNDAY Nottoway Plantation 10 Monday New Orleans Disembark 8:00AM SUND AY Nottoway PlantatioMONDAY New Here is a chance to experience the lower Mississippi River and for golfers there is an opportunity to play three rounds of golf. There are all the regular activities for non-golfers. Special group fares are available for a limited time starting at $1895. (golf option $299 additional) Save $500 to $2000 per cabin over normal fares CRUISE INCLUSIONS Pre-cruise Select wine and Hop-On Hop-Off Internet Room service hotel stay beer with dinner shore excursions service 24 hours a day FOR BOOKING INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT Bob Murphy | 714 609-0468 | [email protected] Unless specified otherwise fares quoted are in U.S. Dollars, are per person based on double occupancy and do not include government taxes and fees, port charges, gratuities, airfare, insurance, personal expenditures or transportation costs incurred while traveling to and from embarkation ports. Promotional fares and amenities are capacity-controlled, may vary by sailing and category of accommodations and may be withdrawn without notice. The American Queen,® American Empress,® American Duchess™ and American Countess™ are operated by the American Queen Steamboat Company, LLC; are regularly inspected by the U.S. Coast Guard; are of American Registry; and employ American officers, crew and staff. AMERICAN QUEEN DECK PLANS and PRICES SUITE AND STATEROOM CATEGORIES Owner’s Suites with OS Exclusive Veranda Luxury Suites with LS Private or Open Veranda DECK 6 – SUN DECK Deluxe Suites with DS Open Veranda Junior Suites with JS Open Veranda Paddlewheel PS Staterooms A Deluxe Outside Staterooms with Private Veranda DECK 5 – PROMENADE DECK B Outside Staterooms with Open Veranda C Outside Staterooms with Open Veranda D Deluxe Outside Staterooms with Bay Window Inside E Staterooms Single Deluxe DECK 4 – OBSERVATION DECK SD Staterooms Single Inside SI Staterooms + Triple Occupancy * Quadruple Occupancy DECK 3 – TEXAS DECK Accessible/Partially Accessible Suites and Staterooms Stateroom 381 features a roll-in shower. Featuring separate entrances with interior connecting doors, category E staterooms 458 to 467 connect with the adjoining odd-numbered B outside staterooms 409 to 427. DECK 2 – CABIN DECK SPECIFICATIONS YEAR BUILT ........................... 1995 REFURBISHED ........................ 2017 LENGTH ........................... 418 FEET PASSENGER DECKS ..................... 6 SUITES AND STATEROOMS ......................... 218 PASSENGERS ........................... 417 DECK 1 – MAIN DECK CREW ...................................... 172 SUITES AND STATEROOMS OS OWNER’S SUITES WITH EXCLUSIVE VERANDA Open French doors and step out onto your veranda to unwind on your amply furnished patio. Adorned with 11-foot vaulted ceilings, overhead lighting and a cozy interior lounging area with a sofa-bed and cocktail tables, these expansive suites can accommodate up to three guests, and epitomize luxurious river cruising. Relish the many exclusive benefits of our Commodore Services while your personal River Butler attends to your every need. • 348 sq. ft. with 690-sq.-ft. exclusive veranda • Coffee maker and mini refrigerator • Queen bed • French doors open to exclusive veranda • Full bathroom with standard • Furnished patio with sofa, two chairs tub/shower combination and a coffee table • Lounging area with sofa-bed • Interior and exterior access • Dressing area with granite vanity and mirror • Promenade Deck • Flat-screen TV • Commodore Services, including a River Butler Regular Price $9099 Special Group $7599. LS LUXURY SUITES WITH PRIVATE OR OPEN VERANDA Our spacious, elegant suites are furnished to provide the warm ambiance of a fine Southern estate. Open your French doors and delight in sweeping river views as you sip a beverage and share conversation in your cozy sitting area. With two configurations to choose from – either one large room with a private veranda or two adjoining rooms with an open veranda – these suites are the ideal choice for family and friends vacationing together. • 353-363 sq. ft. with private or open veranda Coffee maker and mini refrigerator • Queen bed or two single beds • French doors open to deck or veranda • Full bathroom with tub and shower or • Interior and exterior access standard tub/shower combination • Promenade and Texas Decks • Sitting area with sofa-bed • Vanity, mirror and desk • Commodore Services, including a River Butler • Flat-screen TV LS Suites on Texas Deck LS Suites on Promenade Deck • Regular Price $7599. Special Group Price $6099. DS DELUXE SUITES WITH OPEN VERANDA You will feel right at home on the river in our magnificent suites. Indulge in a soothing soak in your tub, then retire to your cozy armchair or sofa, prop your feet up on the ottoman and read through the River Times – our daily program – to discover the delights that await. • 230 sq. ft. with open veranda • French doors open to deck • Queen bed or two single beds • Interior and/or exterior access • Full bathroom with standard • Promenade Deck tub/shower combination • Commodore Services (excludes River Butler) • Sitting area with sofa-bed • Partially accessible suite 520 is 252 sq. ft. • Vanity and mirror and features a standard tub/shower • Flat-screen TV combination. Regular Price $5399. Special Group Price $3899 JS JUNIOR SUITES WITH OPEN VERANDA Settle into your sitting area, open the French doors to the deck, and greet the day as the banks of the river majestically slip by. Some staterooms in this category offer a view of the paddlewheel, while others provide expansive views of America’s heartland. 210 sq. ft. with open veranda • French doors open to deck • Queen bed or two single beds • Interior and/or exterior access • Full bathroom with standard • Promenade and Observation Decks tub/shower combination • Preferred dining arrangements • Flat-screen TV Partially accessible suites 521 and 522 • Sitting area • are 210 sq. ft. and feature a standard • Vanity and mirror tub/shower combination. Regular Price $4799. Special Group Price $3299 PS PADDLEWHEEL STATEROOMS These spacious retreats offer unmatched views, each with a 6-foot-square viewing window that overlooks the paddlewheel, for a truly authentic steamboating experience. Guests are enamored with the allure of the more traditional experience from sound and vibration of the close proximity of the turning paddlewheel. • Stateroom 383: 342 sq. ft. • Sitting area with sofa-bed • Staterooms 385 and 386: 302 sq. ft. • 6-foot-square picture window overlooking the paddlewheel • Traditional paddlewheel experience • Vanity, mirror and desk • Queen bed or two single beds • Interior access • Full bathroom with standard tub/shower combination • Texas Deck • Flat-screen TV Regular Price $4799 Special Group Price $2799. egular Price $4799. Special Group Price $2799 A DELUXE OUTSIDE STATEROOMS WITH PRIVATE VERANDA With a private veranda, these staterooms are so enjoyable that you might decide to extend your journey. Relax in a cozy armchair and enjoy the view as you anticipate the activities of the day. • 190 sq. ft. with 40-sq.-ft. • Flat-screen TV private veranda • French doors open to private veranda • Queen bed or two single beds • Interior access • Full bathroom with standard tub/shower combination • Texas Deck Regular Price $4695. Special Group Price $3199 B OUTSIDE STATEROOMS WITH OPEN VERANDA Can you imagine opening French doors to a sweeping river vista and the sweet scent of magnolia trees? Sit on the deck outside your stateroom and greet early-morning strollers, relax in bed with your favorite book or soak in a hot bath. • 190-205 sq. ft. with open veranda • French doors open to deck • Flat-screen TV • Queen bed or two single beds • Full bathroom with standard tub/shower combination • Interior and/or exterior access • Observation Deck Regular Price $4599 Special Group Price $3099. C OUTSIDE STATEROOMS WITH OPEN VERANDA Open your French doors, and enjoy the fresh air. Sit on the deck outside your stateroom, and take in the gently changing views of the landscape, or indulge in a leisurely morning in bed with room service. • 140-160 sq. ft. with open veranda • Exterior access • Queen bed or two single beds • Observation, Texas and Cabin Decks • Full bathroom with shower or • Partially accessible staterooms 201 standard tub/shower combination and 202 (210 sq. ft.) and 305 and 306 • Flat-screen TV (180 sq. ft.) feature standard tub/shower combinations. • French doors open to deck Regular Price $4199. Special Group Price$2699. D DELUXE OUTSIDE STATEROOMS WITH BAY WINDOW An expansive bay window overlooking the scenery of America’s heartland is the main draw of this spacious category. Curl up in front of the window with a new novel, and savor a moment that belongs to only you. • 190 sq. ft. with bay window • Flat-screen TV • Queen bed or two single beds • Interior access • Full bathroom with standard • Cabin Deck tub/shower combination Regular price $3999. Special Group Price $2499. SD SINGLE DELUXE STATEROOMS Greet the day in your cozy stateroom, relaxing before breakfast, or simply enjoy a leisurely morning in bed with room service. • 140 sq. ft. • Interior access • Queen bed • Observation Deck • Full bathroom with shower • Partially accessible stateroom 457 is 167 sq. ft. and features • Flat-screen TV a standard tub/shower combination. Regular Price $3699. Special Group Price $2199 E INSIDE STATEROOMS Surrounded by wonderful period details, accompanied by every modern convenience, these cozy havens will make your cares disappear. Ample shelving and storage spaces keep necessities out of the way yet easily accessible. • 132 sq. ft. • Flat-screen TV • Accessible stateroom 381 is 217 sq. ft. and features a roll-in shower. • Queen bed or two single beds • Interior access • Full bathroom with shower • Texas Deck Regular Price $2399.
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