Frequently Asked Questions

For any meal cruises reservations are required. Sightseeing cruises do not require reservations and are sold on a first-come first-serve basis. We do not pre-sell tickets for sightseeing cruises unless you have a group of 25 or more.

Yes! We have two restrooms on the lower level by the bar area.

Yes! We have a full wine, beer, liquor, and cocktail bar where we also sell snacks including popcorn.

Yes! Our lower level is handicap accessible for standard-size wheelchairs. We do ask you to let us know in advance if you need accommodations, so that we can prepare to make your experience the very best.

We do not have any set dress code for our cruises, but we recommend better casual. Shoes and shirts are required.

You will have the chance to see the mighty Mississippi on both sides as we travel up towards Lock and Dam No. 7 and return our way back to Riverside Park.

The La Crosse Queen is U.S. Coast Guard inspected for safety and is licensed to carry 149 passengers.

Yes! Our cruises go out rain or shine. Our upper deck is ¾ canopied and open on the sides for viewing, while our lower deck is all enclosed and temperature controlled. The lower deck has windows all around the vessel to ensure you still enjoy the sights.