SHORE EXCURSIONS
CUMBERLAND & MISSISSIPPI RIVERS
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YOU WILL EXPERIENCE Nashville, Tennessee (Clarksville).................................................. 6 Clarksville, Tennessee...................................................................... 8 Dover, Tennessee......................................................................................... 10 Paducah, Kentucky....................................................................................... 12 Cape Girardeau, Missouri............................................................... 14 Kimmswick, Missouri........................................................................ 16 St. Louis, Missouri............................................................................ 18 Alton, Illinois (St. Louis, Missouri)................................................. 20
INCLUDED TOURS Each American Queen Voyages™ cruise comes with included traditional guided tours or Hop-On Hop-Off guided tours. Traditional tours are carefully curated to optimize your experience in port. Whether it is an exploration of the town, a historic museum, or cultural experience, these pre-planned tours will lead you to the port of call’s most sought-after destinations. The Hop-On Hop-Off model allows you to cater your experience to your specific interests, while local historians offer narration between each of the carefully curated attractions. These tours provide the perfect opportunity to become immersed in every town or city you visit. Best of all, each attraction is included for American Queen Voyages™ guests as a part of your cruise! So feel free to visit as many, or few, as your heart desires!
PREMIUM EXPERIENCES In addition to our included tours, American Queen Voyages™ also offers a multitude of “special interest experiences.” These premium experiences are optional, in-depth guided tours that have been customized to appeal to different interests. Premium experiences require advanced reservations and are capacity controlled to provide an intimate and excellent experience. Every. Single. Time. Each excursion has been meticulously curated by a team of expert tour operators, so you can be sure you are in good hands. If you’re looking for something more profound, more personal, you’re looking for premium experiences.
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Not all tours are offered on every voyage. Please check online for the most up-to-date excursion information.
Dear American Queen Voyages Guest, We are looking forward to welcoming you onboard in the coming weeks. As we travel these great waterways together, please rest assured that the safety of our guests and local port communities remain our top priority. You will certainly notice our new SafeCruise™ processes implemented onboard to promote the health and wellbeing of our guests. When exploring ashore, you can feel confident that our shore excursions team will work diligently to provide the highest standards of safety during your on-land exploration and strive to provide the experiences featured in this booklet as advertised. However, you may notice slight modifications to pre-booked shore excursions. Please know some restrictions are beyond our control and may result in alterations to onshore programming. If such changes should occur to any of your excursions, our team’s priority will be to provide an alternative attraction of equal value, both financially and experientially. Any itinerary changes will be communicated to you in advance. Let’s embrace North American cruising like never before. Let’s stay close and go far — together. Bon voyage! American Queen Voyages
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HAND-CRAFTED EXCURSIONS We believe in your freedom to participate in experiences that are of interest to you. Each voyage is special. That’s why our tight-knit team of tour operators strives to provide unique and exclusive attractions in each port you will visit. Whether you’re looking to step back in time on an in-depth historical tour, feel the thrill of an adventurous ride through the forest, or soak in stunning natural scenery, there is a hand-crafted experience for you.
BROCHURE SYMBOLS If you see this symbol, the excursion you are viewing is only offered on select voyage dates throughout the year (check online or call). If you see this symbol, the excursion you are viewing may only be offered on select voyages due to seasonal shifts in temperature (check online or call).
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Activity Level 1: Little to no physical activity involved. Enjoy your excursion from the comfort of our deluxe motorcoach with the possibility of a relaxing stroll. Activity Level 2: A bit more than a driving tour, but not a strenuous effort. These excursions may involve moderate walking of up to 1/2 mile on level ground.
Activity Level 3: Expect some physical activity. These excursions may involve moderate walking, some steps or climbing, and uneven surfaces. Activity Level 4: Turn it up a notch! These excursions are for guests who regularly engage in an active lifestyle. Expect uneven surfaces or hills with more than average walking.
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PRE-BOOKING PREMIUM EXPERIENCES
BOOK NOW TO RESERVE YOUR SHORE EXCURSIONS Visit us online at www.reservemyexcursions.com or call (888)-966-0938 For your convenience all of our shore excursion itineraries can be viewed and booked directly on our website. We strongly encourage you visit us online, as this is the best place to view the most up-to-date information on shore excursions. Of course, our knowledgeable reservation agents are available over the phone to help you make reservations as well. We look forward to our exciting experiences together in port!
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Pre-Cruise Port of Call
NASHVILLE (CLARKSVILLE) Nashville has long been the musical epicenter of the United States. Featuring numerous music venues and opportunities for musicians, the city has catapulted the careers of some of the biggest names in Country Music. In the early 20th century, Nashville became a nucleus for nightlife and entertainment in Tennessee. It was the launch of the WSM radio station and their program known as the “Grand Ole Opry” coupled with the exciting venues such as Ryman Auditorium that solidified Nashville’s moniker “Music City.”
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Nashville Premium Experience
NASHVILLE MUSIC CITY USA TOUR HIGHLIGHTS NARRATED JOURNEY THROUGH THE “MUSIC CITY”
Discover all that Nashville has to offer on this experience sure to deliver the full “Country Music Experience.” Ride throughout the streets of this unique city known for it’s artistic murals, catchy music, and mouthwatering cuisine. As we explore “Music City” our knowledgeable guide will share local stories and discuss the history of the town as our motorcoach traverses the streets.
SWAY TO THE SOUNDS OF NASHVILLE AT THE COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME® AND MUSEUM
After our driving tour, you will most definitely spot this building – the massive museum showcases piano keys that span the entire exterior. The museum is nicknamed the “Smithsonian of Country Music” because of its absolutely remarkable collection. Here you can experience the sounds of country’s biggest stars! Explore the museum’s core exhibition, and stop by “Sing Me Back Home” and “A Journey Through Country Music” which are the permanent exhibits. The Country Music Hall of Fame frequently updates their showcases – and they will never disappoint!
BOAT EMBARKATION
If your voyage begins in Nashville your journey through the city will conclude at the dock of the vessel. Please see your Reservation Form for details.
H A L F-DAY
$99
LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE. RESERVE TODAY!
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Clarksville, Tennessee
INCLUDED TOUR HISTORIC COLLINSVILLE
Enter Historic Collinsville and travel back through centuries! This rural settlement dates back to 1830, and has been authentically restored to accurately depict life in the early days of the community. The historic settlement was opened by the Weakly family, whose ancestors grew up on these very grounds. Collinsville features an array of historic buildings, including a blacksmith shop, schoolhouse, smokehouse, family homes and more. In each building you visit you can be sure to discover its history and purpose in the Collinsville community.
FORT DEFIANCE CIVIL WAR PARK & INTERPRETIVE CENTER
In November 1861, Confederate troops began to build a defensive fort that would control the river approach to Clarksville. They mounted three guns in the fort. On February 19, 1862, Federal gunboats came up the river from Fort Donelson and reported the fort displayed a white flag and was deserted. Today, visitors are encouraged to walk the trails and enjoy the history that the location represents. Displays, cannons, and the occasional reenactors are just some of the things you can enjoy on your visit to Fort Defiance.
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Clarksville Premium Experience
SOUTHERN SPIRIT: THE VICES OF CLARKSVILLE HIGHLIGHTS EXPERIENCE AMERICA'S MOST ENDURING VICES
Today’s excursion departs in Clarksville, Tennessee, a city with a deep history of the classic vices of the American South. It was even once the inspection point for tobacco crops being exported up and down the Cumberland River.
TASTE WHAT'S ON TAP
Taste what’s on the authentic Tennessee taps at the Tennessee Valley Brewing Company. Known as Clarksville’s first nano brewery, this local brewery prides itself on community involvement. Here, you will have the opportunity to taste some of their delicious brews with a food pairing. You will also get a look behind the scenes on a tour the brewery.
LEARN ABOUT WINE FROM GRAPE TO GLASS
Not far from the Tennessee-Kentucky border, you will arrive at Beachaven Winery and Vineyards. Here, witness the breathtaking vineyards and experience a comprehensive tour of the winery, where your guide will explain the winemaking process from grape to glass. Perhaps best of all, you will be free to sample as many varieties of their critically acclaimed libations as you like!
TASTE SPIRITS FUELED BY HOMETOWN PRIDE
Just a few minutes down the road from Beachaven is the Old Glory Distilling Company. Learn how these local artisans create their small batches of beloved specialty beverages – or, as Old Glory describes their products, “Damn fine spirits.” Enjoy a tour of their new distillery, as well as samples their handcrafted creations.
HAL F-DAY
$79
LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE. RESERVE TODAY!
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Dover, Tennessee
HOP-ON HOP-OFF TOUR Remember! Your vacation, your choices. Visit as many or few of the included attractions in Dover listed below at no cost. Learn about the Civil War from Tennessee's perspective.
FORT DONELSON RIVER BATTERIES
Late in 1861 Confederate military leaders selected locations in Stewart County, Tennessee, to construct two earthen forts to hinder anticipated Union naval advancement up the parallel and strategic Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers. Today, visitors to Fort Donelson can learn about the battle, view the miles of earthworks and artillery, and take a walk along the park’s trails.
STEWART COUNTY VISITOR CENTER
Stop here to discover the stories of Stewart County and Dover. Speak with a local volunteer at the visitor information desk, or admire the gallery that depicts the rich history and culture of the town.
W.D. SYKES HISTORICAL MUSEUM
The 1888 historic W.D. Sykes-Brandon House, built in the style of a river showboat, serves as the museum, with rotating exhibits that depict the county’s early history.
FORT DONELSON NATIONAL CEMETERY
The Fort Donelson National Cemetery was established in 1867 upon the battlefield of Fort Donelson as a burial ground for Union soldiers killed at Donelson, or of soldiers originally buried in other areas within the immediate geographic area of north Tennessee and southern Kentucky.
"THE SURRENDER HOUSE"/ DOVER HOTEL
During the Battle of Fort Donelson, the Dover Hotel served as the headquarters for Confederate Brigadier General S.B. Buckner and was site of the “unconditional surrender” of Buckner to Union Brigadier General U.S. Grant, on February 16, 1862.
FORT DONELSON MUSEUM
Set the scene for this battlefield journey at the Fort Donelson National Battlefield Visitor Center & Museum, the perfect place to get a background of the events leading up to the 1862 battle. Enjoy a short orientation film presentation, Fort Donelson: Gateway to the Confederate Heartland, which engages visitors with a storyline that draws on the lifelong friendship between Union General Ulysses S. Grant and Confederate General Simon B. Buckner.
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Check online for the most up-to-date excursion information. All tours are subject to change.
Check online for the most up-to-date excursion information. All tours are subject to change.
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Paducah, Kentucky
HOP-ON HOP-OFF TOUR Remember! Your vacation, your choices. Visit as many or few of the included attractions in Paducah listed below at no cost. With the rich history of the Four-Rivers Region at your fingertips, you can't go wrong with any of our stops in Paducah.
THE NATIONAL QUILT MUSEUM
Celebrating over 30 years of operation, the National Quilt Museum is the largest of its kind in the world. The museum features over 600 pieces of art highlighting a collection of modern quilts and changing thematic exhibitions that celebrate the talent and diversity of the global quilting community.
LOWER TOWN ARTS DISTRICT
Lower Town is one of Paducah’s oldest and significantly historic residential neighborhoods.
FLOODWALL MURALS
These incredible works of art span “wall to wall” across 3 linear blocks of historic Paducah. They were started over twenty years ago by Robert Dafford and his team of artists. The murals portray images of Paducah and the river basin’s history, creating a nice backdrop for the city where flooding once was prevalent.
LLOYD TILGHMAN HOUSE
This historic Greek Revival house was built in 1852 for Lloyd Tilghman, a new member of Paducah’s community at the time. Tilghman, his wife, their seven children, and five slaves resided in the home until 1861.
PADUCAH RAILROAD MUSEUM
The original Freight House (across the parking lot from the Museum) was built in 1925 by the Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis Railway. In 1996, the Freight House was sold and the Museum moved to a building one-half block away. Here, learn the history of the railroad and those who used it, explore the authentic train models, and enjoy the memorabilia showcased for guests.
RIVER DISCOVERY CENTER
In 1988, Mayor Gerry Montgomery and her committee pursued the development of a museum to showcase the Four Rivers Region’s maritime heritage. The River Heritage Center was planned in 1992 as the very beginning stages of the mayor’s dream. Here, explore artifacts, exhibits, and interactive displays that share the history of marine life and the history of the river.
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Paducah Premium Experience
CHECK-IN ALONG THE CHITLIN' TRAIL HIGHLIGHTS
IMAGINE THE YEAR 1915...
The year is 1915 and America is disjointed by segregation and heavily governed by Jim Crow Laws. In the heart of the country sat Paducah, Kentucky, a quaint, yet bustling city on the Chitlin’ Trail. Deemed one of the very few safe and acceptable areas for African American entertainers to perform in the early to mid-1900s, the Chitlin’ Trail saw hundreds of musicians as they made the journey from New Orleans to Chicago leaving traces of jazz, blues and soul in their wake.
STEP ONTO A PART OF THE HISTORIC CHITLIN' TRAIL
Step into the radiating heat of the Kentucky sun and meet Miss Maggie, a ball of southern energy and hospitality. As she opens the door to this historical hotel, time turns back a century. Miss Maggie used her undeniable determination and willpower to establish this much needed “colored” hotel in 1909, an almost unfathomable task for a black woman at the time.
TRAVEL THROUGH THIS RUSTIC COLONIAL SAFE HAVEN
Follow Miss Maggie through the rooms as she shares the rich history this hotel has stowed in its walls. Listen as she gossips about its past boarders, including B.B. King, Billie Holiday, and Ike and Tina Turner, just to name a few in the hotel’s famous guest book. If you listen closely, you can almost hear the laughter and music reverberating through the halls, bellowing out into the streets of Paducah and enveloping the neighborhood.
HA L F-DAY
$49
LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE. RESERVE TODAY!
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Cape Girardeau, Missouri
HOP-ON HOP-OFF TOUR Remember! Your vacation, your choices. Visit as many or few of the included attractions in Cape Girardeau listed below at no cost. Visit the Mississippi River Tales Murals or learn of the area's early settlers!
MISSISSIPPI RIVER TALES MURALS
The Mississippi River Tales Mural is the largest and most dramatic of Cape Girardeau’s murals and is located on a portion of the downtown floodwall. Covering nearly 18,000 square feet, this 1,100-footlong mural features 24 historically themed panels that vividly portray Cape Girardeau’s rich history and heritage.
RED HOUSE INTERPRETIVE CENTER
The Interpretive Center commemorates the life of community founder French-Canadian, Louis Lorimier, as well as the visit of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark in November 1803. It also houses an early 1800s exhibit that reflects the lives of the early settlers of the old Cape Girardeau district. The gardens on the north side of the house show the types of garden you might have seen in 1803 with flowers, vegetables, cooking herbs, and medicinal herbs.
OLD ST. VINCENT'S CHURCH
The Renaissance architecture, referred to as English Gothic Revival style, is not only beautiful but also extremely rare, as very few churches of this style exist in America today. Explore the many artifacts preserved in the church as you admire the arches and woodwork lining the interior of the chapel. Discover this fully restored beauty as it transports you back in time.
GLENN HOUSE
Completed in 1883, the Glenn House is a fully restored historic museum in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. It is a prime example of the Victorian period lifestyle including the architecture, furnishings, clothing, and décor.
CRISP MUSEUM
Located inside Southeast Missouri State University’s River Campus, the Crisp Museum collects in three thematic areas: archaeology, history, and fine art. The museum’s historical collections cover a wide range of artifacts with strengths in the areas of militaria, firearms and their accessories, clothing, and hand tools.
CAPE RIVER HERITAGE MUSEUM
Since its founding in 1981, the Cape River Heritage Museum has focused on local history while preserving a historic building at the corner of Frederick and Independence streets. Located in an old fire house, the museum offers events, tours, as well as exhibits on steamboats, education, commerce, the Missouri mule, the state flag, the Show-Me slogan, Native American culture, and fire and police memorabilia.
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Cape Girardeau Premium Experience
TRACING THE TRAIL OF TEARS
HIGHLIGHTS EMBARK ON AN IN-DEPTH JOURNEY
At one of America’s most historic sites, the Trail of Tears State Park in Jackson, Missouri, you'll see 3,415 acres of pristine scenery where the Trail of Tears State Park blends beautiful countryside and untouched landscapes with one of the saddest chapters in American history.
REFLECT AT TRAIL OF TEARS STATE PARK
At the Trail of Tears State Park visitor center, gain an in-depth understanding of this American tragedy as a powerful documentary traces the events of this cultural banishment.
EXPLORE JACKSON, MISSOURI
Continue your experience to the nearby town of Jackson, Missouri. Discover the history of this city on a narrated tour before visiting the Cape Girardeau County History Center, located along the quaint streets of this mid-western American town and the ideal location to complete our cultural exploration.
DISCOVER THE HISTORY OF THE AREA
Displays with artifacts of historical significance showcase different backgrounds, heritages, and ethnicities that have all combined to create unique communities and America’s melting pot. Next door, the new Research Annex hosts an exhibition of Cherokee materials and displays about the development of Trail of Tears State Park. If shopping is what you prefer to do, feel free to head out into town, where you can take advantage of the boutique shopping opportunities of Jackson before returning to the vessel.
H A L F-DAY
$ 59
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Kimmswick, Missouri
HOP-ON HOP-OFF TOUR Remember! Your vacation, your choices. Visit as many or few of the included attractions in Kimmswick listed below at no cost. Discover life in a historic log cabin or view the remnants of a prehistoric creature.
BURGESS HOWE HOUSE
The Burgess Howe House was constructed in 1840. Its original home was in Mapaville, Missouri. When the historic log cabin was slated for demolition in 1970, the Kimmswick Historical Society disassembled the cabin piece by piece, and transported each log to Kimmswick, where they rebuilt the historic structure. Explore the log cabin and admire the historic collection of antiques that fill the home.
KIMMSWICK HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM
The historic roots of Kimmswick have always been held closely to the heart of the small river town. After the revitalization efforts of Lucianna Gladney Ross began, the Kimmswick Historical Society was formed. The society has been dedicated to the preservation, education, study, and restoration of Kimmswick’s significant historical sites.
MASTADON STATE HISTORIC SITE
The valley of Little Rock Creek, where Kimmswick is located today, was a home for ancient Clovis Culture societies long before the establishment of the town. At the Mastodon State Historic Site, see the preservation of prehistoric Missouri. In the 1800s, the first bones of mastodons and other creatures that once roamed the lands were discovered on this very site in Kimmswick.
VISITOR'S CENTER AND SHOPPING
Explore the shopping opportunities in Kimmswick and stop in to the Kimmswick Visitor's Center for information, t-shirts, maps, and other souvenirs. At the visitor’s center, you can even purchase some famous Kimmswick Apple Butter and strawberry jam.
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Check online for the most up-to-date excursion information. All tours are subject to change.
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St. Louis, Missouri
HOP-ON HOP-OFF TOUR Remember! Your vacation, your choices. Visit as many or few of the included attractions in St. Louis listed below at no cost. No matter which stops you choose, you will experience the cultures and traditions of the Gateway City.
THE GATEWAY ARCH
The Gateway Arch is symbolic of St. Louis. This iconic structure was completed in 1965 and has since provided millions of visitors with stunning views of up to 30 miles from east to west. Please note: Admission inside the Gateway Arch is additional.
CATHEDRAL BASILICA OF SAINT LOUIS
Completed in 1914, this stunning cathedral was designed to meet the grandeur of European cathedrals. One of the most notable traits of the structure is its domed ceiling covered in mosaics portraying saints and milestones of the Catholic church in St. Louis.
MISSOURI HISTORY MUSEUM
This historical museum traces its roots back to 1892, when the Missouri Historical Society opened the facility to host a vast collection of historical artifacts. Today, the museum focuses on showcasing local history and a dynamic interaction between visitors and the history on display.
ST. LOUIS ART MUSEUM
Established in 1879, the Saint Louis Art Museum presents comprehensive collections of the highest quality works of art from St. Louis and throughout the world. Beginning from a humble collection of plaster casts and electrotype reproductions, among other examples of design in various forms of media, this museum prides itself on the vast expansion of the collection since its founding and the legacy of artistic achievement it preserves.
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Post-Cruise Port of Call
ALTON (ST.LOUIS) “St. Louie,” as it’s affectionately called, is America’s most hidden gem. The city is typically associated with the Gateway Arch, a 630-foot stainless steel monument that pays homage to Thomas Jefferson and St. Louis’ position as the gateway to the West. The city is a vibrant destination that also boasts a wide array of museums, music and theatre venues, and is known for its diverse neighborhoods and the different cultural traditions each one brings forth. Forest Park – almost 50 percent bigger than Central Park – is the crown jewel of St. Louis. The park is home to: the St. Louis Art Museum, the St. Louis Zoo, the St. Louis Science Center, the Missouri History Museum, and the Muny amphitheater. Also worth visiting is the Missouri Botanical Garden, featuring 79 breathtaking acres of horticultural display. And City Museum, designed by internationally acclaimed sculptor Bob Cassilly, a 600,000 square-foot interactive museum that appeals to all ages.
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Alton Premium Experience
THE LEWIS AND CLARK GATEWAY TO THE WEST HIGHLIGHTS EXPLORE THE HISTORIC "GATEWAY TO THE WEST"
Weave through the streets of St. Louis and follow the footsteps of the intrepid explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark in the days leading up to their momentous departure. A local tour guide leads this city tour and narrates the story of how St. Louis became one of America's most beloved cities. Uncover the city's deep-rooted history and see iconic sights throughout St. Louis.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY AT THE GATEWAY ARCH
Rising over the Mississippi River, the Gateway Arch marks the heroic and intrepid journey of Lewis and Clark. Stand in the shadow of this massive monument for a picture-perfect photo.
SEE WHERE THE FAMOUS JOURNEY BEGAN
At the Lewis and Clark Confluence Tower monument, two identical and strategically placed towers mark a significant moment in the formation of the Corps of Discovery. Rising 180 feet into the sky, one tower points toward the Mississippi River and the other, the Missouri River, marking the confluence where Lewis and Clark converged to set off on their journey. Take a short elevator ride up to the top to admire the breathtaking view of the Midwestern countryside below.
ADMIRE THE STORIES OF LEWIS AND CLARK
Our final stop brings us to the Lewis and Clark State Historic Site, an incredible museum dedicated to sharing the stories of the explorers. The selfguided tour of this 14,000 square-foot facility delves into stories rarely heard, weaving through extraordinary exhibits and galleries, including a replica of the 55-foot keelboat used by the Corps to navigate the waters of the Missouri River.
DIRECT TRANSFER
If you will be disembarking in St. Louis, your excursion will conclude at the post-cruise hotel, or airport. Please see your Reservation Form for details.
H A L F-DAY
$79
LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE. RESERVE TODAY!
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Disclaimer American Queen Voyages (“AQV”) included shore excursions are available to all AQV guests and are capacity controlled and subject to availability. Some excursions may not be available at time of booking. All tours are subject to maximum and minimum capacities and tours may be canceled in the event that minimum capacities are not met. Cancellations of premium excursions within 48 hours of tour departure are not refundable. Tour departure times, inclusions, prices and activity level are subject to change; please reference your ticket, the departure kiosk and the daily TV presentation for more information on your specific tour. In most cases, tours will operate in all weather conditions and refunds will not be offered for inclement weather. During local and national holidays or weekends some attractions and facilities may be operating under modified hours of operations or may not be open to the public. In such instances, AQV will make reasonable efforts to offer an alternative excursion . Early prebooking is strongly encouraged, however, not all premium excursions are available for pre-booking online. Check with your Shore Excursion Specialist when onboard for any additional tours or changes to pre-booked tours. AQV has made every effort to notify guests with mobility issues of accessibility features at the stops and attractions included in available excursions. Because of the historic and general nature of some of the attractions, handicapped accessibility may be limited to the first floor or outside grounds only. In some instances there is no handicapped accessibility whatsoever. Refunds will not be issued for portions of tours or attractions with accessibility limitations. Post-Cruise tours may include more than one final destination. In some instances guests will experience multiple stops to allow other guests to exit the motorcoaches at a second hotel or airport. Please review AQV’s Passenger Ticket Contract for additional terms and conditions which apply.
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IMPORTANT FOR YOUR VOYAGE
Go online to www.reservemyexcursions.com or call 1-888-966-0938 to make a reservation. Pre-bookings close five days prior to embarkation at 11:00 AM EST. Remember, all excursions in this brochure are subject to change. Not all excursions listed are offered on every voyage. Be certain to check online or call for the most up to date information on your specific voyage.
