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American Star Review
Why Go?
- Sails the East Coast from Rhode Island to Florida
- Two lounges and a library to spread out
- Open sittings, single cabins great for solo travelers
- Free internet and WiFi service
- Lots of balcony cabins for a small coastal ship
- Ship attracts an older, geographically diverse clientele
- Regional favorites highlight menu of American cuisine
The 100-passenger American Star made its debut in summer 2007. The ship is quite similar to its fleetmate American Spirit (see full review), though it includes a few more modern touches like flat-screen satellite TV and DVD payers in all cabins. American Star sails a variety of six-, seven- and 14-night itineraries to regions along the East Coast from Maine to Florida.
We've made a small habit of seeing the sights during the shoulder and off season. Cruising Alaska and Europe in winter were rewarding for both the lack of crowds, the easy to see sights and most interestingly a good mix of other adventuresome ... continue |
This was my first cruise. We choose American Cruise Lines since we wanted a small intimate cruise line, and weren't sure how we would handle the larger ships or seas. Also living in Florida, we only had to drive to St. Augustine to catch this ... continue |
All I can say is WOW! My husband and I took our first 7 day cruise along the southern part of the Eastern shore of the United States. We left from Jacksonville, Florida. We were greeted on the ship by a friendly, warm staff, served a delicious, meet ... continue |
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Ship Stats
| Crew: |
18 |
| Launched: |
2007 |
| Decks: |
4 |
| Tonnage: |
1,600 |
| Passengers: |
100 |
| Registry: |
United States |
| CDC Score: |
Not yet inspected |
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