No matter your age, interests or budget, you’ll find something fun to do in St. Louis this weekend.
Whether you choose a one-hour sightseeing cruise, two-hour brunch cruise or two-hour dinner cruise, they’ll learn about the river’s role in the country’s history as well as its impact on St. Louis’ economy.
Traveling on a budget? St. Louis has an abundance of unforgettable activities, including a St. Louis riverboat cruise, that won’t break the bank.
50 South L.K. Sullivan Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63102
Got on the boat and the first thing I noticed was fans going. Unfortunately that's all we had even after we were served our salads and drinks and ship took off. I asked the question about the air and...
I don’t ever write reviews but this was exceptionally awful from start to finish. The address given to board was at least 1/2 a mile walk away from where our Lyft dropped us off at (we typed it in...
This river cruise is probably one of the worst we have taken in the US. First we were told the cruise was 7PM and we could board 30 minutes early. When we arrived at 6:30PM we found that the cruise...
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