Music City Queen At Tall Stacks 2006 Description:

General Rules:

All cruise events will take place rain or shine.
All tickets for this boat are general admission.

Miscellaneous:

Ornamental Sternwheeler

The Music City Queen is an ornamental sternwheeler named after the city that sits along the banks of the Cumberland River (Nashville). She is sister vessel to Nashville’s General Jackson. The Music City Queen was owned by Dr. Hugh Claughton as part of the Belle Carold Riverboat Company until it was purchased in 1996 by Gaylord Entertainment. Built in Jeffersonville Indiana, she has been cruising the Cumberland River since 1984 and is now available for charter cruises from her dock at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville, Tennessee.

The 2006 Tall Stacks Music Arts & Heritage Festival will be the second appearance of the Music City Queen.

Home Port: Nashville, Tennessee

Built: 1984, Jeffersonville, Indiana

Passenger Capacity:
Riverboat Race, Theme and Parade of Tall Stacks Cruise: 200
Breakfast Lunch and Dinner Cruises: 150

Length: 125 Feet

Levels: 3 decks



Driving direction to Music City Queen At Tall Stacks 2006:
During its appearance at Tall Stacks the Music City Queen will moor at Dock 9A located at the center of the Serpentine Wall on Cincinnati’s riverfront.


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