The cruise left New Orleans, went up to Vicksburg, Mississippi, and returned to New Orleans. Highlights included 3 plantation homes (each very different), a working cotton plantation with roots going back to the late 1700s, and the Vicksburg Battlefield National Park.
The best thing about the cruise, though, were the staff/cruew and their service service. A cruise director overheard me mentioning how good the peanut butter cookies were, and the day they were featured, I received a plate of them, still warm, in my stateroom! Another passenger was bothered by the engine noise and he was moved to a new, upgraded stateroom. Because the river was at flood stage, some excursions had to be planned on the fly--passengers experienced no disruptions.
The food was excellent all the way around. By the end of the cruise, the staff was calling me by name!
Clean, bright, and efficiently laid out. Pleasant to be in. In-room video of the ship's position, continuously played videos each day of current points of interest, and a video library. More than enough drawers and storage. The bathroom was large, for a ship.