Riverboat Sightseeing Tour with Hot Dogs and Chips for Two or Four from River City Star (Up to 56% Off)
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Double-decker riverboat travels along Missouri River, passing by Freedom Park, Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge & East Omaha Bridge
Even though water covers most of the earth’s surface, humans spend most of their lives on land and a small portion in the air while they’re sleeping. Float on with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $17 for two tickets to a riverboat sightseeing tour, plus hot dogs and chips (a $34 value)
- $30 for four tickets to a riverboat sightseeing tour, plus hot dogs and chips (a $68 value)<p>
For one hour, passengers float along the scenic Missouri River aboard a classic red and white riverboat. The vessel travels past Freedom Park’s naval yard under the East Omaha Bridge and Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge.<p>
Double-decker riverboat travels along Missouri River, passing by Freedom Park, Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge & East Omaha Bridge
Even though water covers most of the earth’s surface, humans spend most of their lives on land and a small portion in the air while they’re sleeping. Float on with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $17 for two tickets to a riverboat sightseeing tour, plus hot dogs and chips (a $34 value)
- $30 for four tickets to a riverboat sightseeing tour, plus hot dogs and chips (a $68 value)<p>
For one hour, passengers float along the scenic Missouri River aboard a classic red and white riverboat. The vessel travels past Freedom Park’s naval yard under the East Omaha Bridge and Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge.<p>
Need To Know Info
About River City Star
When a major flood hit the Missouri River in 2011, it drastically changed the riverfront, creating new sights across its banks. With this fresh face, the river serves as a scenic stage for tours on the River City Star, a riverboat featured in USA Today's August 2009 article “10 Great Places to Stream Through Cities”.
At the wheel of a classic, double-decker riverboat is one of River City Star's two captains, Captain Ken or Captain Steve. Accompanied by an expert crew, the captains ferry passengers over the serene waters that make up Omaha's riverfront. They pass by antique structures such as the historic Old Iowa-Nebraska Swing Bridge, and newer fixtures including the Bob Kerry Pedestrian Bridge, described in USA Today as “a one-of-a-kind design that looks like an art installation across the river.”
The River City Star offers several different cruises including lunch cruises, dinner cruises with live entertainment, party cruises, and more. Back on land, the palm trees and amazing views at the River City Star Landing and the Kon-Tiki-O lend a tropical feel to private and public events such as concerts, weddings, and corporate outings.