RIP American Queen - our BEAUTIFUL ship tour before she was SCRAPPED π

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The creators provide a comprehensive tour of the American Queen, which they describe as the largest paddle wheel steamboat in the world. The video details the vessel's massive dimensions, including its length of 418 feet and a capacity for 417 guests. The creators highlight how the ship was designed to recreate the vintage atmosphere of classic Mississippi steamboats while providing modern amenities. The tour moves through various decks, showcasing historical themed areas like the Mark Twain Gallery and the gendered card rooms and parlors. They explore public spaces such as the grand saloon theater, the engine room bar, and the J.M. White dining room. The video also examines different accommodation levels, specifically focusing on the unique staterooms that feature open balconies accessible from the promenade decks. The tour concludes with a look at the luxurious owner's suites, which include expansive private porches, and the ship's sun deck featuring a sunken pool and the pilot house.
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she's the largest paddle wheel steamboat in the world and she's the largest that's ever been built
she is huge elegant authentic and completely unique
we've flown all the way from the uk to the deep south to meet her and we're going to show you why you should put american queen on your bucket list
i absolutely love the fact american queen have kept these rather amusing assignments intact it adds a huge charred oak barrel of fun to the interiors
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