www.americancruiselines.com Cruise regions include the Mississippi River, the Columbia & Snake Rivers, the East Coast, the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. Cruises, which only visit U.S. ports of call, range from 5 to 22 days in length, with many week-long and roundtrip itineraries available across the country.

Our ships are equipped with accessible rooms as well as an elevator for ease of movement between decks. Most lounges, sun decks and dining salons are also accessible by wheelchairs and other walking aid devices. American Cruise Lines wants all guests to feel comfortable on ship as well on shore excursions.

American Cruise Lines prices vary depending on the time of the year you book and the itinerary you choose. An average 7-night cruise in the Mississippi River typically ranges between $3,300 and $4,400 per person, and seven nights on an Alaska cruise cost around $5,900 per person on average.

Salisbury, Md The American Cruise Lines boats that host cruises like the “Historic Triangle,” visiting Washington, D.C., Mount Vernon, Cambridge, St. Michaels, Annapolis, and Chestertown, are made at Chesapeake Shipbuilding in Salisbury, Md.

As the only U.S. flagged cruise ship, Pride of America sails year round from Honolulu, giving you the freedom and flexibility to vacation on your schedule. Visit four Hawaiian Islands and five ports in seven days while you cruise through paradise in style.

Children and infants are allowed to sail aboard American Cruise Lines.

The first two ships in American's Project Blue fleet - American Eagle and American Glory - will debut in 2023 and sail fully domestic itineraries along the East Coast. American currently has 15 small ships, including 10 modern riverboats and five coastal cruise ships accommodating 100 to 190 guests.

Children and infants are allowed to sail aboard American Cruise Lines.

Pricing on luxury cruises varies depending on factors like the time of year you're sailing and the region you're visiting. Expect to pay anywhere from $300 per person per night to $600 or more per person per night.

Ground crews and massive cranes combine to build the hull, ensuring the structure is watertight, before placing the superstructure atop the hull. Many parts of the superstructure are remotely built in smaller blocks, then placed upon the hull, akin to an enormous Lego construction.

15 American Cruise Lines currently has 15 trackable ships.

Most cruise lines offer kids-free pools and/or sun decks, as well as age restrictions on casinos, spas (save those that allow teen treatments with parental supervision) and most nightclubs and bars after certain hours. Some ships even have adults-only restaurants.