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Belle of Louisville Profile

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(c) 2008 Jessica Elliott

The Belle of Louisville is the oldest river steamboat in continuous use. Since 1963, the Belle has been cruising up and down the Ohio River along the Louisville border and racing in the annual Kentucky Derby Festival Great Steamboat Race. She is one of Louisville's biggest attractions among visitors to the city as well as a favorite piece of local culture among Louisville residents.

Belle of Louisville Location

Belle of Louisville
401 West River Road
Louisville, KY 40202
Local: (502) 574-2992
Toll Free: (866) 832-0011
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Belle of Louisville Schedule

The Belle of Louisville operates on a consistent schedule from May to October. She also opens for cruises during special events and for weddings or planned parties throughout the year. The full cruise schedule can be found on the Belle of Louisville website. Tickets for a Belle of Louisville cruise can be purchased at the ticket office before a cruise or online anytime.

Additional Information

  • Lunch and dinner cruise tickets can be purchased with or without an included meal.
  • The Belle of Louisville can be rented for weddings, business events, family reunions, and more.
  • Dress is casual for a Belle of Louisville cruise. The steamboat does not have air conditioning, so it is important to dress for the weather.
  • Each cruise features some sort of entertainment, typically live music or a DJ.
  • Additional Belle of Louisville features include a bar, concession stand, dance floor, deck seating, and handicap accessibility.
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