American Cruise Lines News Coverage

From Memphis blues and Elvis Presley's "Blue Suede Shoes" to Kentucky bluegrass and New Orleans jazz, American Cruise Lines' eight-night Music Cities Cruise sails you through a chronology of the U.S. music scene. You'll traverse three rivers (the Mississippi, Ohio and Cumberland) en route from Memphis to Nashville, or vice versa.

In Tennessee's two famous music cities, you'll have a chance to visit Elvis Presley's Graceland, stroll blues club-lined Beale Street and check out the Grand Ole Opry. You'll also visit Paducah, Kentucky, and Dover and Clarksville in Tennessee, where experiences include whiskey and bourbon tasting, tours of landmark art murals and, of course, Civil War history.

On this TV segment of San Antonio Living, hear about all the holiday details and cruising fun, as Michelle Neuman discusses her recent Historic South & Golden Isles Christmas cruise. 

In short, with this level of experience available right here in the good-ole USA, and 50 different itineraries available around the country, and more new ships on the way, this is a wonderful way to cruise close to home. 

Demand for its U.S. River cruises is higher than ever, said Robertson, and while travelers are going abroad again, people aren't choosing international trips over domestic ones -- they're doing both. 

As the first ships in more than 60 years to sail round trip from {Washington, DC} , they take passengers along the Potomac and York rivers and into the Chesapeake Bay.

#7 Mississippi River: American Cruise Lines has a whopping 16-day Great Heartland Cruise that is a roll call of American greatness