American Cruise Lines News Coverage

If you have two months to spare and an itch to see nearly two dozen U.S. states from the vantage point of some of the country’s most storied waterways, American Cruise Lines’ newest river cruise itinerary might be for you.

American Cruise Lines (ACL), a Guilford, Conn.-based operator of inland and coastal passenger cruises in the United States, debuted two new vessels in its American riverboat line over the past couple of months. The company’s fleet of American riverboats now stands at six, with all the vessels built at Chesapeake Shipbuilding in Salisbury, Md.

As we decide it’s time to vacation again, many of us are faced with taking a cruise or exploring nearby attractions.

This year marks the arrival of the first two of 12 ships in American Cruise Lines’ ‘Project Blue’ series of 100-passenger Coastal Cat vessels, American Eagle and American Glory.  

Here, we offer our Tennessee River Cruise Review with American Cruise Lines on American Serenade cruise ship. From scenery to entertainment, ports, and food, you'll get a feel for whether or not you'd enjoy this interesting cruise itinerary in the south of the USA.

The joy of exploring your own backyard has taken on new meaning over the past year. Domestic travel here in the USA is  more appealing than ever, and overnight cruising along US rivers and coastlines has become an especially secure and luxurious option for vacations closer to home.