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Posted in Mississippi November 07, 2018 by Daniella DiRienzo

The Mississippi Dinner Cruise You Simply Have To Take

Are you tired of the typical dinner-and-a-movie night out? Then why not change things up a bit with dinner and a cruise? Thanks to Biloxi’s Betsy Ann Riverboat, it’s a real possibility. Dinner cruises are offered throughout the year and are catered by the best restaurants on the coast. Serving up incredible food in an atmosphere to match, this Mississippi dinner cruise belongs on your bucket list. Take a look:

The Betsy Ann Riverboat is "one of America’s last remaining true sternwheel paddleboats" – and you can go for a ride on it!

The 150-passenger boat includes a covered open-air upper deck as well as a lower enclosed cabin, which is heated and cooled for year-round comfort.

In addition to historical, ecological, and sunset cruises, the Betsy Ann Riverboat offers dinner cruises, giving you the chance to dine on the Mississippi Sound.

During the two-hour dinner cruise, you’ll enjoy a locally catered dinner along with a beautiful view.

You’ll also be treated to live entertainment and dancing.

Even better, the tickets are completely affordable. An adult ticket, which includes a ride on the Betsy Ann and dinner, is only $45, while a child’s ticket (ages 4 – 12) is $35.

There’s also an option to purchase a ticket without a meal, giving you access to the upper deck where gorgeous sunset views are plentiful.

Ready to reserve your spot on the Betsy Ann Riverboat?

For more information, visit the Betsy Ann Riverboat website or Facebook page. You can also call (228) 229-4270.

So, ever set sail on the Betsy Ann? Did you dine while aboard the boat? If so, what’d you think? Tell us in the comments section.

Looking for another boat ride to add to your bucket list? Click here.

Daniella DiRienzo

Even though she was born in New York, Daniella has lived in the south pretty much her entire life. The self-proclaimed southerner graduated from the University of Southern Mississippi in 2011. Since graduation, she has worked as a freelance writer for several websites and opened a clothing consignment shop in her town of Picayune, MS.