GUILFORD, CT – American Cruise Lines , announced the introduction of its Complete Mississippi Cruise. The 22-day cruise is being offered
on the line’s newest riverboat, the 150-passenger American Eagle, which is currently being completed and is slated to enter service in the spring. This ultimate American river adventure begins in New Orleans
and ends in St. Paul, MN, stopping in 16 of the American Heartland’s most unique towns and cities along the way.
As they journey the entire length of the Mississippi River, guests enjoy views of a diverse landscape, while enjoying American Eagle’s distinct amenities, including the most spacious staterooms on the River
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.
“It’s been evident that our guests enjoy cruising more than one portion of the Mississippi River at a time, often purchasing cruises back-to-back,” said Timothy Beebe, Vice President, American Cruise Lines.
“With this new offering, we provide a unique opportunity to travel the entire leg of the Mississippi River and experience the complete history of the western frontier.”
The Complete Mississippi cruise departs on August 8, 2015 aboard the American Eagle.
About American Cruise Lines
American Cruise Lines is the largest U.S. cruise company and operates the newest fleet of riverboats and small cruise ships on more than 35 itineraries around the country. The line is known for working closely
with guests and travel agents before, during, and after a cruise to create a highly personalized cruise experience. Long established and deeply experienced in cruise travel, American Cruise Lines has most
recently received world-wide recognition as the first line to revive paddlewheel river cruising in America.
