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American Star - Brand New 2007 - Courtesy of American Cruise Lines
Small ship
cruising with American Cruise Lines is not like cruising on a mega-ship
for days on the open sea. Small ships, like the American Cruise Lines'
Vessels, provide a more remarkable adventure, enabling no more than 100
passengers to experience personally and intimately, a multitude of
fascinating destinations unreachable by larger, conventional cruise ships.
American Cruise Lines' vessels are perfectly designed for inner
explorations of off-the-beaten-track waterways and charming ports that
passengers on large ships will never see.
Shared adventures and camaraderie are savored onboard and during escorted
shore excursions. This unique experience is further enriched through
onboard lecturers and naturalists, and special visits from local experts.
Small ship cruising offers travelers a relaxing, intimate atmosphere,
casual ambiance, an unrivaled cultural experience, and the opportunity to
be part of an educational, historic adventure along the natural splendor
and smooth inland waters of the East Coast.
American Star
Features:
l 52 Staterooms – Largest
in industry
l Many private balconies*
l Elevator to all decks*
l Flat Screen Satellite TV
and DVD Players in all staterooms*
l Hairdryers in all
staterooms
l Individual Climate
Control in all staterooms*
l 4 Oversized lounges*
l Large, glass-enclosed
single seating salon
l Variety of 6-, 7- and
14-night cruise itineraries - regions along the East Coast
from Maine to Florida.
Maiden Voyage: June 2, 2007
Designer & Builder: Chesapeake Shipbuilding Corp.,
Salisbury, MD
Ship Registry: United States
Draft: 6.5 feet
Number of Decks: 4
Passenger Capacity: 100
American Spirit
Photo: Courtesy of American Cruise Lines
Statistics:
Year Built: 2005
Number of Lounges: 4
Number of Decks: 4
Number of Staterooms: 51 (all interior entrances; 26
with private balconies)
Satellite TVs in all staterooms
Elevator: Yes, serves all decks
View from Staterooms: all have large opening
picture windows
Speed: 14 knots
Inspected By: U.S. Coast Guard
Flag: United States
Number of Passengers: 100
Designer and Builder: Chesapeake Shipbuilding,
Salisbury, MD
American Glory
Photo: Courtesy of American Cruise Lines
Statistics:
Year Built: 2002
Number of Lounges: 4
Number of Decks: 4
Number of Staterooms: 31 (all interior entrances; 14
with private balconies)
Satellite TVs in all staterooms
Elevator: Yes, serves all decks
View from Staterooms: all have large opening
picture windows
Speed: 13 knots
Inspected By: U.S. Coast Guard
Flag: United States
Number of Passengers: 49
Designer and Builder: Chesapeake Shipbuilding,
Salisbury, MD
American Eagle
Photo: Courtesy of American Cruise Lines
Statistics:
Year Built: 2000
Number of Lounges: 4
Number of Decks: 4
Number of Staterooms: 31 (all interior entrances; some
with private balconies)
Satellite TVs in all staterooms
Elevator: Yes
View from Staterooms: all have large opening
picture windows
Speed: 13 knots
Inspected By: U.S. Coast Guard
Flag: United States
Number of Passengers: 49
Designer and Builder: Chesapeake Shipbuilding,
Salisbury, MD
 2008 Sailing Dates & Destinations
Below are the sailing dates and
itineraries available from Providence RI, Bangor ME. New York, Norfolk,
VA and Baltimore MD.
American Cruise Line operates cruises
along the coast of Maine, Hudson River Cruises, US Coastal Cruises
including the Chesapeake Bay on small ships with approximately 100
passengers.
Go to the
America Cruise Line Website to view latest itineraries.
Departure Ports Attractions
Baltimore MD Attractions
Bangor MA
Attractions
New York, NY
Attractions
Norfolk, VA
Attractions
Providence, RI
Attractions
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American Cruise Line From Providence RI, Bangor ME & Baltimore Md.