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American Cruise Lines adds more summer Hudson River cruises for 2025
American Cruise Lines has added more 2025 sailings for its newest itinerary,the 8-Day Hudson River Summer Classic.
ACL has tripled the number of departures available for the cruise in 2025.
American is the only cruise line offering overnight luxury river cruises on the Hudson River.
The Hudson River Fall Foliage cruises have only operated in September and October, which often sell out over a year in advance.
This year, the line tested several early summer sailings in May and June, along a new 8-Day Hudson River Summer Classic itinerary, which sails roundtrip from NYC.
The new cruise offers views of Manhattan’s skyline, and visits Catskill, Albany, Kingston, Hyde Park, West Point and Sleepy Hollow.
American’s new Summer Classic Hudson River cruise is similar to the Fall Foliage cruise exploring the Hudson Valley’s summer landscapes.
American has already completed the first several sailings of the new Hudson River Summer Classics, with the last 2024 cruise concluding in New York this week.
Next year, the company is offering more than three times as many summer departures, throughout June, July and August.
This is in addition to the popular fall departures in late September and October.
American Eagle’s Hudson River cruises include onboard entertainment, all-inclusive fine dining and complimentary cocktails.
For UK cruisers Hudson River cruises are available to book via [email protected]
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