Celebration River Cruises, Illinois, United States
4.5 (128 reviews) Spent Ranking #1 in Moline Boat Tours
Enjoy the sunset cruise
Approximately 2 1/2 hours on the Mississippi. The evening begins with a delicious prime rib buffet, followed by musical entertainment. Be sure to go to the third level deck after dinner. The sunset is spectacular, framed by the bridges. Unfortunately this time of year there is not enough daylight to enjoy the scenery along the shoreline. The cruise is smooth. Of course there is a gift shop on the boat and on the dock, but the items are beautiful and high quality.
Address
2501 River Dr , Moline, Illinois, United States, Postal Code: 61265-1671.
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Website
http://www.celebrationbelle.com/2010/index.php
Current local date and time now
Sunday, May 12, 2024, 1:22
User Ratings
4.5 based on (128 reviews)
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5SouthernBred59 5:00 PM Sep 27, 2021
Enjoy the sunset cruise
Approximately 2 1/2 hours on the Mississippi. The evening begins with a delicious prime rib buffet, followed by musical entertainment. Be sure to go to the third level deck after dinner. The sunset is spectacular, framed by the bridges. Unfortunately this time of year there is not enough daylight to enjoy the scenery along the shoreline. The cruise is smooth. Of course there is a gift shop on the boat and on the dock, but the items are beautiful and high quality.
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4travelerhugh 5:00 PM Aug 2, 2022
Pleasant and Informative River Cruise
We enjoyed a Saturday afternoon sightseeing cruise on the Mississippi, had a daquiri onboard and listened to 90 minutes of informative narration about the history, geography, and development of the area from Moline to Bettendorf, IA, to Davenport, IA to the Rock Island Army Arsenal, including previous canals that were developed to assist in navigating the previous rapids (before the river was dredged). The boat was spacious and uncrowded, and the weather was perfect, It isn't the most scenic area of the country and the narration tended to favor the starboard sight of the boat both upstream and back down. The upper deck would provide the most panoramic views but also left participants in full sun the entire time.
