Paddlewheeler Creole Queen

The Paddlewheeler Creole Queen took her maiden voyage on October 1, 1983. She is authentic; constructed in Moss Point, Mississippi, the boat features outer decks with wrought iron trim, and interiors richly appointed with plush Victorian-style draperies, soft period lighting, wooden parquet dance floors, and Louisiana Cypress bars accented with brass railing for a warm and welcoming setting. She is powered by a 24-foot diameter paddlewheel and the most modern, fuel efficient GE diesel-electric system ever installed in a boat of this class. Luxurious private rooms, stereo music and sound systems, modern restrooms and handicapped accessible facilities all combine to make the Paddlewheeler Creole Queen a true floating palace. She also has three private dining rooms giving her the largest indoor capacity on excursion vessels in New Orleans. Air conditioning and heating keep the interior spaces pleasant all year round. You can reserve just one room, the entire deck, or take a whole-boat charter allowing privacy and greater flexibility in planning your party. Entertainment options are also available.