Make your way to Louisville and board one of these majestic Riverboat queens!  Travel back in time and relax as you cruise the Ohio River.

The winning bidder will receive a Pass for a Sightseeing Cruise for Two on The Belle of Louisville or the Mary M. Miller Riverboats!   Pass may be used on either boat for sightseeing including the Harbor History Cruises with the exception of special event cruises. Both Boats have concesions stands and full bars. Advance reservations for the Mary M. Miller is recommended.  The Belle of Louisville usually has ample seating. 

About the Belle of Louisville:

Steamboat travel and transportation revolutionized our river, our city, and our nation. To board the Belle of Louisville is to do more than to see Louisville and the Ohio River from a unique perspective — it’s also to step into a piece of living American history. And no matter what you’re boarding for — a river cruise, a corporate event, or a wedding — it’s always a very special occasion.

Built
1914, James Rees & Sons Company, Pittsburgh, PA, named Idlewild

About the Mary M. Miller:

Meet the Mary M. Miller. She was named after Louisvillian Mary Millicent Miller, who also happened to be the first woman to ever attain her steamboat captain’s license way back in 1884. Originally built in nearby Utica, Indiana, Mary has proudly served in both Kansas City and Savannah, GA. She’s back home now and we couldn’t be prouder. Join us for sightseeing and a meal on the Mary M. Miller. Book your reservations today.

Built
1985 by Marine Builders, Inc. Utica, IN. Originally named Missouri River 

LEARN More and see their Cruise Schedule online at: http://belleoflouisville.org/.