New Orleans Dinner Cruises
Featured Dinner Cruises in New Orleans
Steamboat Natchez Daytime Jazz Cruise with Optional Lunch
Steamboat Natchez Jazz Cruise with Optional Dinner Buffet
Creole Queen Jazz Cruise with Optional Dinner Buffet
Frequently Asked Questions
It’s hard to say if one is better than the other. Whether you decide to book the Natchez or the Creole Queen, you’re in for a treat! For more detailed information about each cruise, check out this recent TripShock blog highlighting both of these iconic riverboats: https://www.tripshock.com/blog/creole-queen-natchez-best-new-orleans-river-jazz-cruise/.
For both the Creole Queen and the Natchez, casual attire is appropriate for the lunch cruises. For dinner cruises, “dressy casual” attire is recommended.
Unfortunately, New Orleans dinner cruises are unable to accommodate most dietary restrictions. It is recommended to review the menu before booking. Please be aware menu items are subject to change based on availability and season.
Yes! The Creole Queen is wheelchair accessible, and has a weight-restricted mechanical lift. Please be aware that the Chalmette Battlefield Park is not wheelchair accessible for those taking the daytime cruise. The Natchez is handicap accessible, as well. Due to the historic nature of the boat, however, guests will need to use stairs to access levels above or below the main level.
New Orleans dinner cruises are the perfect group activity for any occasion! Whether you’re in town for a girls’ night out, bachelor party, family reunion, or corporate retreat, dinner cruises are sure to please the whole crew. For assistance booking an unforgettable New Orleans dinner cruise for your group, click here: https://www.tripshock.com/groups/.