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200 New Orleans & Riverboat Adventure Week:
Your New
Orleans Vacation Experience
Jazz. Jambalaya. And juleps!
 New Orleans is one of the top tourist destinations in America and one of
the most exciting ports on any river in the world. Now you're going to see it—and
taste it—in style. Food is nothing less than a main attraction in the Crescent
City, and breakfast at the hotel and two meals (choose from a select list of famous
restaurants) are included in your package price.
Want
to hear a little jazz? You got it. Want to see a plantation? Go for it! You’ll
have your choice of two attractions if you choose a 3-night hotel stay, and four
attractions if you choose a 4-night hotel stay. Also included in your package
price will be accommodations at one of the very best New Orleans hotels. See below
for information on your restaurant, attraction, and hotel choices.
As you journey upriver, you'll visit sites such as Oak Alley Plantation,
with its magnificent row of 300-year-old live oak trees, and St. Francisville,
home of many famous plantations including The Myrtles, one of the most
haunted houses in America. Other highlights of our lower Mississippi adventures
include a tour of a Louisiana swamp, two “big houses”—Greenwood
Plantation and Angola Prison; charming Natchez, with more than
200 antebellum structures; and the historic Civil War battlefields of Vicksburg.
Your 7-night vacation includes your
choice of a 3- or 4-night riverboat cruise plus a 3- or 4-night New Orleans Experience,
including accommodations at a selected New Orleans hotel; full breakfast daily;
two meals; tickets to your choice of two selected attractions (with the 3-night
hotel stay) or four selected attractions (with the 4-night hotel stay).
3-NIGHT RIVER VACATIONS stop
at Oak Alley Plantation (Vacherie) and Baton
Rouge. For an additional price, you can tour Oak
Alley Plantation, Laura: A Creole Plantation, or
a Cajun swamp. The American Queen
departs New Orleans at 7:30 PM.
4-NIGHT RIVER VACATIONS
feature a Steamboatin’ day, followed by stops in
historic Natchez and Baton Rouge. From Natchez,
for an additional price, you can take the Music,
Mistresses & Marriage Tour, the Natchez homes
tour, or you can take a tour of the haunting
battlefields of Vicksburg. (Tours of St.
Francisville may be substituted in certain
seasons.) The American Queen departs
New Orleans at 4:00 PM, except dates noted by an
asterisk (*), which depart at
7:30PM.
Advance Purchase Offer:
Book by June 30, 2005 and receive FREE Roundtrip Airfare!* Call for details.
Call 1-800-840-5881 for details.
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Restaurants
- Arnaud's
- Broussard's
- GW Fins
- Dickie Brennan's Steakhouse
- Bourbon House Seafood
- Palace Café
- Mr. B's Bistro
- Court of Two Sisters
- Emeril's
- Emeril's Delmonico
- Emeril's NOLA
- Palm Court Jazz Café
- Muriel's Jackson Square
- Restaurant August
- Michaul's Live Cajun Music Restaurant
- Copeland's Cheesecake Bistro
- Copeland's of New Orleans
- Tujague's
- Zydeque Bayou Barbeque
- New Orleans Grill
- Arnaud's Remoulade
Attractions
- Audubon Aquarium of the Americas
- Audubon Zoo
- Entergy IMAX® Theatre
- Gray Line Cemetery and Gris-Gris Walking Tour
- New Orleans Spirit Tours Cemetery and Voodoo Tour
- Historic New Orleans Cemetery and Voodoo Tour
- Cookin' Cajun Cooking School
- National D-Day Museum
- Historic New Orleans French Quarter Tour
- Gray Line French Quarter Walking Tour
- Historic New Orleans Garden District Tour
- Gray Line Ghost and Spirit Tour
- New Orleans Spirit Tours Ghost and Vampire Tour
- Historic New Orleans Haunted New Orleans
- Longue Vue House and Gardens
- Mardi Gras World
- Le Monde Creole Tour
- Natchez Harbor Cruise
- New Orleans School of Cooking
- Royal Carriage Tours
- Southern Comfort Cocktail Walking Tour
- Gray Line Crescent City Dinner Tour
- Cajun Cabin
- Fritzel's European Jazz Pub
- The Maison Bourbon
- Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville Café
- Preservation Hall
- Ogden Museum of Southern Art
- Louisiana Children's Museum
Hotel Choices
Hotel choices vary according to the stateroom category you choose on the river
portion of your vacation. See fare chart below for more information. |
Book now! Call 1-800-840-5881.
Advance Purchase Offer:
Book by June 30, 2005 and receive FREE Roundtrip Airfare!* Call for details.
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Included Free With ALL CRUISES: |
Attractions |
With 3- Night Hotel Stay: Choice of Two
With 4- Night Hotel Stay: Choice of Three
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Dining |
With 3- Night Hotel Stay: Choice of Two
With 4- Night Hotel Stay: Choice of Three
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Breakfast
Full breakfast each morning at hotel |
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Stateroom Package
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2005/2006 Cruise Fare
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New Orleans Hotel Options
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AAA
Large Outside Luxury Suites |
$2980 |
Windsor Court, Ritz-Carlton or equivalent |
AA
Outside Superior Suites |
$2760 |
A
Outside Luxury Staterooms with Private Veranda |
$2535 |
New
Orleans Marriott or equivalent |
B
Outside Large Superior Staterooms |
$2420 |
InterContinental New Orleans, Fairmont, Astor Crowne Plaza or equivalent
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C
Outside Deluxe Staterooms |
$2200 |
D
Outside Large Staterooms with Bay Windows |
$2090 |
E
Outside Standard Staterooms |
$1865 |
G
Inside Large Staterooms |
$1530 |
Courtyard by Marriott-Convention Center, SpringHill Suites by
Marriott-Arts District or equivalent |
H
Inside Single Staterooms |
$1415 |
I
Inside Standard Staterooms |
$1190 |
*Offer is per person, based on double occupancy, capacity controlled and
some restrictions apply. All room categories may not be available at time
of booking. Free airfare is available from approximately 75 gateway cities
in the continental U.S. Other gateways are also available at nominal
additional charge. When Free Airfare is provided, a $50-per-person air
ticketing and administrative fee will be charged. |
Book now! Call 1-800-840-5881.
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2005 & 2006 New Orleans & Riverboat Adventure Week Calendar
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New Orleans & Riverboat Adventure
Weeks begin on Mondays and Fridays (with a few exceptions).
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