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American Cruise Lines is the largest U.S. River and Small Ship cruise line. With a fleet of 24 U.S.-built ships, American offers exclusive all-domestic itineraries exploring 35 states; sailing coastal waterways and all the major rivers in-between. As the most awarded U.S. cruise line with over 50 years’ experience, American delivers personalized service and authentic cruise experiences.
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American Cruise Lines Celebrates Two Riverboat Christenings on Opposite Sides of the Country
May 3, 2023 — GUILFORD, CTIn a canyon at the Idaho border and alongside a bayou in Louisiana, two nearly identical cruise ships were just christened.
Brand New Mississippi Riverboat Passes Sea Trials
April 6, 2023 — GUILFORD, CTThe newest riverboat for the Mississippi River passed sea trials this week and is on the way to New Orleans for its inaugural season exploring the country’s most iconic River.
The Longest-Ever U.S. River Cruise Introducing The Great United States: Cruise 20 States in 60 Days
March 27, 2023 — GUILFORD, CTAmerican Cruise Lines is pleased to announce the longest-ever domestic cruise itinerary.
American Cruise Lines Announces American Legend: 19th Small Ship & 4th New Coastal Cat in Project Blue Series
March 13, 2023 — GUILFORD, CTAmerican Cruise Lines announced today that construction has begun on American Legend, the 4th new Coastal Cat in the company’s Project Blue series.
American Cruise Lines on the Mighty Mississippi: Biggest Season Yet Opens March 2023
March 1, 2023 — GUILFORD, CTAmerican Cruise Lines has just begun the biggest season ever on the Mississippi River.
American Cruise Lines Announces Brand New Antiques Cruise on the Mississippi: Includes Special Visit to a Taping of ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
February 20, 2023 — GUILFORD, CTAmerican Cruise Lines is pleased to announce that it will offer a special Antiques cruise aboard brand-new Mississippi riverboat, American Serenade, when it debuts this April.
