For more information or to make reservations, visit. Travel down the same river that Lewis and Clark did but in a much more stylish fashion. The combination of great views and food creates the most enjoyable environment and will give you the most memorable introduction to the great city of Pittsburgh! Gateway Clipper Fleet also poses the opportunity to schedule private events and has themed events such as kids’ night, holiday cruises, and dance + music cruises! The Gateway Clipper offers Saturday Lunch, Sunday Brunch, a Casino Luncheon, and an Autumn Serenade Luncheon across the Three Rivers. Book your riverboat luncheon cruise online today. The most popular boat rides are the sightseeing tours, taking sailers to see all of the best views of Pittsburgh, or the dinner cruises, featuring a delicious buffet prepared by an award-winning chef who uses locally grown and prepared products. The scenery is even more stunning and the entertainment top notch on the Autumn Serenade Luncheon Cruise, when the fall colors are out in full force. Outside food is allowed on board this trip, please.

No outside beverages are allowed on board. Must be 21+ with valid photo ID to consume alcoholic beverages. A limited cash bar is available on board to include some sodas, liquors, wine & mixers. Come aboard for our all-new Autumn Serenade Luncheon Cruise sailing October 2019 Join us on a riverboat tour celebrating the beauty of the autumn. There are many options for the type of boat experience you want to pursue. Experience the best way to see Pittsburgh aboard the Countess. This cruise features DJ Entertainment, brief narration, and the most beautiful city skyline in the USA Click the Book Now button to purchase tickets, appetizers, souvenirs and more. Some say the best way to see Pittsburgh is from the water! Now there is a whole fleet of vessels, and they make up one of Pittsburgh’s most popular attractions! Pittsburgh’s three rivers – the Allegheny, Monongahela, and Ohio – are the key feature to getting a tour like no other. The original Gateway Clipper became Pittsburgh’s first official sightseeing boat in 1958.

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