The American Queen steamboat docked along the Mississippi River in downtown Cape Girardeau Monday, July 2, 2012 as it travels from Memphis, Tenn. to St. Louis, Mo. The American Queen steamboat docked ...

American Queen Voyages is offering merry and bright itineraries along the lower Mississippi River this year — and there's still time to book. Courtesy of American Queen Voyage Looking for a holiday ...

Relaxing in the Grand Lounge of American Queen Voyages' (AQV) 417-passenger American Queen, it’s easy to imagine Mark Twain himself walking around the corner. As the world’s largest steamboat river ...

A familiar summer sight in the Quad Cities won’t be traveling the Mississippi River this year. The American Queen, the largest passenger steamboat in the world often seen squeezing through Locks and ...

The town of Paducah and the American Queen Steamboat Company celebrated the arrival of the American Queen at the Port of Paducah. The call in Paducah marked the 436-passenger riverboat’s entrance into ...

American Queen Voyages America unveiled a “Taste of the Mississippi River Cruise” sweepstakes in conjunction with its partner, America’s Test Kitchen – the grand prize of which is nine-day cruise from ...

American Queen Voyages, a riverboat cruise line that operated in Memphis, has shut down. In an FAQ on it website, the Fort Lauderdale, Florida-based company said that "despite great efforts," the ...

A Muscatine man has taken it upon himself to send a message to the new owners of the American Queen steamship that people still want to see the biggest steamboat in the world cruising on the ...

I first tuned into just how musically robust the American Queen was when we first boarded our seven-night Tennessee River cruise in Chattanooga and headed to the portion of the deck at the bow called ...

This report was updated with a statement from American Queen Voyages. A number of trade organizations have suspended sales of American Queen Voyages over ongoing service issues. While leaving the door ...

Several trade organizations—including Signature Travel Network, Pleasant Holidays and AAA Travel—have stopped selling American Queen Voyages trips because of service issues, reports Travel Weekly. In ...