American Cruise Lines is a true American experience with American built, flagged, and crewed ships. The line's itineraries are uniquely curated to highlight the history, spirit, geography, and culture of the United States, as well as the traditions and characteristics of each different region they cruise.

Guilford, Connecticut American Cruise Lines, Inc. is a small-ship cruise line with its headquarters in Guilford, Connecticut, United States.

At the helm of the small-ship, American-flagged line is Charles A. Robertson, chairman and CEO, who founded this river line in 1991, although he's been involved in the maritime industry since the mid-1970s.

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

On a cruise, you unpack your bags only once and your floating hotel takes you from city to city or from island to island and there's no need to mess with bus, train or ferry schedules-- or lug your suitcase along cobblestone streets. Every morning, you'll wake up in a new place without having to move yourself.

How many guests does the ship accommodate? American Cruise Lines' ships are small and intimate and only carry between 90 and 180 guests.

15 American Cruise Lines currently has 15 trackable ships.

The many factors, such as All-American cruising, small ship atmosphere, and premium services, pay tribute to the costliness of cruising with American Cruise Lines. While the travel experience may not be for everyone, it's important for cruisers to carefully consider their preferences before booking a cruise.

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How many guests does the ship accommodate? American Cruise Lines' ships are small and intimate and only carry between 90 and 180 guests.

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.

We recommend that everyone taking a cruise from the United States have a passport book. Though some “closed-loop” cruises may not require a U.S. passport, we recommend bringing yours in case of an emergency, such as an unexpected medical air evacuation or the ship docking at an alternate port.