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American Cruise Lines American Glory Cruise Review

American Glory

Launched in July of 2002, American Glory was purpose built to cruise the intercoastal and inshore coastlines of the eastern coastline. She is also very adaptable to larger rivers and lakes.

Operator: American Cruise Lines Capacity (double occupancy): 49
Builder: Chesapeake Ship Building Full Capacity: 49
Inaugurated: July 2002 Space Ratio: 30.2 / 30.2
Gross Tonnage: 1,480 gt Crew: 22
Length: 174 ft. / 53 m Berlitz® Rating: **

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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.

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