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Majestic America Line Invites the Kids for Free in 2008

By Gregg Eppleman • Feb 6th, 2008 • Category: Majestic America Line

Majestic America Line, regarded by many to be one of the world’s premier river cruise lines and still the
biggest river and coastal cruising company in America, Majestic America cruise blogsis presenting families a special opportunity to
experience American river cruising at its best. They are inviting children 12 years of age or under to cruise free aboard Empress
of the North, Queen of the West or American Queen in 2008. Children cruise free when traveling as the
third or fourth passenger, sharing a stateroom with two paying adults.

Cruise rates are waived for children when they share a comfortable stateroom with adults outfitted for
three or four guests, but port charges, handling fees and fuel surcharge apply for each child and the offer
is not combinable with other offers. Space is limited, so guests are encouraged to book early.
Families can create life-long memories following in the footsteps of America’s earliest and bravest
pioneers in Alaska, on the Columbia and Snake rivers and on the Mississippi River.
Empress of the North visits Alaska’s most colorful ports of call from May through mid-September,
including Juneau and nearby Mendenhall Glacier, Sitka, Skagway and Petersburg. The cruise also
transits Peril Strait, the 22-mile-long Wrangell Narrows and Lynn Canal, North America’s longest glacial
fjord. The 12-night cruises from Seattle to Juneau on April 28 and Juneau to Seattle on September 20,
include the same stops as the seven-night itinerary along with additional ports of call in Anacortes, Port
Angeles and Ketchikan.
On the Columbia and Snake rivers, Empress of the North cruises March 22 through mid-April and
October through December and Queen of the West cruises April 6 through mid-November. The roundtrip
Portland cruises offer guests the opportunity to view deep gorges, transit eight impressive lock and dam
systems and feel history unfold over the course of 1,000 miles. The itinerary features Native American
hunting grounds, Lewis and Clark-era forts, steep-sided canyons and golden fields of wheat.
American Queen’s Lower Mississippi itineraries include seven-night New Orleans roundtrip and sevennight
cruises between Memphis and New Orleans, where guests can immerse themselves in the
nostalgia of the Old South. Step in the footsteps of early explorers and native tribes on seven-night
cruises between St. Paul and St. Louis on the Upper Mississippi. Special theme cruises include Music of
America, Fall Foliage and Cajun Holidays.
Staterooms and suites aboard all of Majestic America Line’s ships feature the comfort and luxury of a
boutique hotel. Designed to be a sanctuary for guests, deluxe bedding, feathery duvets, plump pillows
and spa-quality bath amenities make it easy for guests to relax and enjoy the view.
Each journey aboard a Majestic America Line cruise promises an extraordinary American experience,
with award-winning hospitality, wonderful enrichment programs and warm, attentive service from an
American crew.
For more information, contact a travel agent, call 1-800-434-1232 or visit www.majesticamericaline.com.

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    Gregg Eppleman is Gregg is an 18 year veteran of the cruise industry, has sailed on more than 50 ships, and visited Alaska, the Bahamas, the East and West Caribbean, Europe and Mexico. He is a Cunard and Princess Commodore, Cruise Baltic Specialist, Cruise West Small Ship Partner, NCL Specialist Plus, Holland America 5 Star Agent, Celebrity Special Agent, Royal Caribbean Expert Plus, Alaska, Hawaii and Tokyo Specialist.
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