Free Air Plus Savings up to $1200 on American Cruise Lines' Mississippi River Cruises

Experience the unique charms of a Mississippi River cruise on American Cruise Lines and, for a limited time, save up to USD $1200 plus enjoy complimentary airfare on select sailings between March 20 and May 29, 2023.

American Cruise Lines operates both iconic, traditional 'paddlewheel' style river boats (pictured, top), as well as its signature, modern river cruise ships (pictured, below) on its Mississippi River cruise itineraries. It may be difficult to choose between the two appealing options, and maybe you can try both!

The largest, U.S.-based river cruise line is offering guests complimentary airfare from select U.S. gateways, or a USD $350 per person travel credit, as well as up to $1200 in savings on select dates sailing from Memphis, TN to New Orleans, LA - its classic Lower Mississippi route.

As Mark Twain once wrote, the river “has a new story to tell every day,” and you'll gain countless new stories of your own to tell on an American Cruise Line Mississippi River cruise.

Savor a week aboard American Cruise Line's modern riverboat as one of just 180 or fewer guests. On board your riverboat, relax with our daily cocktail hour, hors d'oeuvres, a delicious meal, and an evening show as regional entertainers share the area’s renowned cultural flair.

Dynamic presentations by onboard speakers connect you to the region’s culture and history, while local guides share insights to illuminate your shore excursions. New Orleans reverberates with the sounds of jazz, while Memphis offers savory barbecue, rich music history museums, and an amazing exploration of Elvis’ Graceland. Discover why the Mississippi River and the port of Vicksburg were so important during the Civil War and enjoy the beautiful architecture, antiques, and gardens of grand estates alongside the river, including Houmas House, and Rosedown. Perhaps sip and savor a tasty mint julep while strolling under the canopy of 300-year-old trees at Oak Alley or peruse the local shops and museums of quaint and cozy towns like St. Francisville and Natchez.