New Orleans
This stadium is the largest enclosed stadium in the world!
"Small ship cruising done perfectly".
"You talkin' to me?"
Robert DeNiro (Taxi Driver)
This plantation is famous for its 28 three-hundred year old oak trees that match the 28 columns surrounding the "Big House".
Oak Alley Plantation
For the best views of the East Coast's fall foliage, join us as we cruise along THIS famous river.
Hudson River (New York)
New Orleans was the first city in the United States to host THIS kind of live, musical entertainment.
Opera
We will ALWAYS operate with ships that hold less than ____ guests.
200
Buzz Lightyear (Toy Story)
Get up close to alligators with a certain taste for marshmallows that roam the area.
Cajun Pride Swamp Exploration
Lewis and Clark ended their westward journey in this beautiful, seaside town where the Columbia River meets the Pacific Ocean.
Astoria, OR
The original currency of Louisiana, back when each state had its own currency.
DIX -- This is why we have Dixieland music!
The total number of ships operated by ACL today.
13 Ships
(4 Authentic Paddelwheelers, 4 Modern Riverboats, 3 Independence Class)
Jack Nickolson (A Few Good Men)
Rosedown Plantation (St. Francisville, LA)
Keep your eyes peeled for the many orcas that surround this small quaint, island-scattered region.
San Juan Islands (Friday Harbor)
Lee Harvey Oswald
Operated by the same owners of ACL, every American Cruise Line ship is built at THIS shipyard.
Chesapeake Shipbuilding (Salisbury, MD)
Leslie Nealson (Airplane)
Tom Hanks took inspiration from THIS excursion, starring in and even filming part of his most recently-released film here.
USS Kidd (Film: Greyhound)
Inaccessible to most other cruise ships because they are too large, ACL is one of the very few that can drop anchor here and spend the night!
Glacier Bay, Alaska
The most prominent Voodoo Queen of New Orleans, still represented today in pop culture such as American Horror Story played by Kathy Bates!
Marie Laveau
Holding just 49 guests, this small ship was ACL's very first and was launched in 2000.
American Eagle
"Here's looking at you, kid."
Humphrey Bogart (Casablanca)
Housing an Ancient Egypt Gallery, come here to see a real-life mummy!
Louisiana Art and Science Museum
In colonial America, this city was the wealthiest city in the country. In 1861, the first shots of the American Civil War were fired here.
Charleston, South Carolina (Fort Sumter)