American Cruise Lines Announces American Maverick & American Ranger
American Cruise Lines is pleased to announce the construction of American Maverick and American Ranger. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines is pleased to announce the construction of American Maverick and American Ranger. (more…)
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If you have been in La Crosse’s Riverside Park at all this summer, you may have been lucky enough to see a cruise ship from Viking or American Cruise Lines. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines is pleased to announce that American Liberty, the 3rd new Coastal Cat in the company’s groundbreaking series of 100-passenger ships, was christened in Newport, Rhode Island this week. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines is pleased to announce that American Liberty, the company’s 3rd new Coastal Cat has passed sea trials with flying colors. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines is pleased to announce that it has completed the first few sailings of their newest itinerary, an 8-Day Hudson River Summer Classic, and already tripled the number of departures available for the cruise in 2025. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines made 25 port of calls to New Bedford in 2023, will make 36 this year and expects to make 56 in 2025, company officials say. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines confirmed today (June 12, 2024) that it has seven new ships on order, all scheduled for delivery before the end of 2026. The new ships include six Project Blue series ships and a brand-new American Riverboat. (more…)
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Travel Agent reported last week that the future for four of six former American Queen Voyages (AQV) ships have been determined. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines celebrates the growth of U.S. River cruising with its biggest season on the Columbia and Snake Rivers. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines is pleased to announce two more new small ships coming in 2025, American Patriot and American Pioneer. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines’ river fleet is set to expand with the addition of four vessels acquired from former cruise line American Queen Voyages. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines announces an exciting summer season of New England cruises—the only coastal itineraries in the region that visit only U.S. ports of call. (more…)
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As one company leaves, another is on its way back to La Crosse. La Crosse’s parks department announced that American Cruise Lines will make 10 stops in Riverside Park beginning in June. (more…)
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While the Mississippi and Columbia/Snake Rivers tend to garner the most visitor and media attention, several other American rivers are now increasingly drawing river cruise interest—particularly from loyal past guests. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines is pleased to announce that the company’s Mississippi River season opened yesterday, with the first guests of the season arriving in New Orleans. (more…)
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As part of a settlement with the U.S. Attorney’s Office, American Cruise Lines has agreed to improve its fleet accessibility. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines is pleased to announce that this year, their exclusive American Revolution cruises, sailing the Chesapeake Bay, Potomac River, and the York River, will operate roundtrip from Washington, D.C. (more…)
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American Glory, the second Coastal Cat in American Cruise Lines’ groundbreaking new series of 100-passenger ships, was christened in Key West, Florida yesterday. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines is pleased to announce that it currently has five more new ships under construction, all scheduled for delivery over the next two years. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines is pleased to announce that their 61-Day Great United States and 35-Day Civil War Battlefields cruises have sold out for 2024. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines is in its “final assessment” of the New Hampshire Port Authority facility before deciding whether to make multiple stops in Portsmouth during the summer of 2024. (more…)
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American Glory, the 2nd new American Cruise Lines’ Coastal Cat to launch this year, has passed Sea Trials with flying colors. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines announces 2 new small ships and 9 new small ship itineraries featuring an array of new exclusive U.S. National Parks cruises for 2024. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines is pleased to announce two new exclusive U.S. National Parks cruises for 2024 exploring Alaska. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines announced today (September 13, 2023) that Susan Shultz-Gelino, Vice President of Trade Relations, has retired after several decades with the company. (more…)
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American Eagle, the first American Cruise Lines’ Coastal Cat was introduced to much fanfare last week in New England. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines, known for its smaller ships that can take passengers into U.S. coastal and river areas where larger cruise ships can’t fit, soon will be cruising on Charlotte Harbor where tenders, smaller boats that take passengers and crew ashore, will bring them to Punta Gorda. (more…)
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Bubbles fly as Carol Robertson smashes a bottle of champagne across the bow of the American Cruise Lines “American Eagle” as her son Charles, president and CEO of the Lines looks on at left, docked at the State Pier along the Cape Cod Canal at Massachusetts Maritime Academy. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines’ first 100-passenger catamaran, American Eagle, set sail on its inaugural cruise from Boston. (more…)
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Those who hoped to cruise the Napa River, traveling to and from Sacramento by luxury riverboat, will need to adjust their calendars. (more…)
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American Eagle, the first American Cruise Lines’ Coastal Cat, has passed Sea Trials with flying colors. American Cruise Lines accepted delivery of the 100-passenger small ship from Chesapeake Shipbuilding on-time as scheduled. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines Opens 2023 Summer Season on the Upper Mississippi River offering 11 itineraries and 5 of the newest riverboats for unique cruises along the length of the River. Cruise Close to Home and Fly Free (more…)
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American Cruise Lines announced that it has opened the summer season operating brand new 8-Day Tennessee River Cruises between Nashville and Chattanooga in Tennessee. (more…)
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The town of Bar Harbor is investigating what it says was an “unauthorized” cruise ship visit to the town last week. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines is pleased to announce a new cruise that visits nearly every major battlefield of the Civil War. The all-new Civil War Battlefields Cruise departs May 4th, 2024, from New Orleans, LA, and concludes on June 6th in Gettysburg, PA. (more…)
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In a canyon at the Idaho border and alongside a bayou in Louisiana, two nearly identical cruise ships were just christened. (more…)
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The Dalles City Council approved a 5-year lease for American Cruise Lines (ACL) to take over the leasing of the city dock at Union Street underpass for $65,000 annually on Monday, April 24. (more…)
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The 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. (more…)
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Just five years after adding Kitsap County to its Puget Sound itinerary, American Cruise Lines will significantly increase its presence on the Bremerton waterfront this spring and summer. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines is pleased to announce the longest-ever domestic cruise itinerary. The company’s new 60-day adventure, called The Great United States, explores 20 states, and spans all four time zones in the continental U.S. (more…)
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