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American Cruise Lines’ second coastal cat set for launch
American Cruise Lines’ coastal cat, American Glory has successfully passed sea trials.
It will be the second coastal cat to launch this year.
American Cruise Lines has accepted delivery of the 100-passenger small ship from Chesapeake Shipbuilding on time as scheduled.
American Glory is the newest to be inducted in American’s series of 12 new coastal cats for US waterways.
Additional ships in the series are already under construction with the next two scheduled for delivery in 2024.
American Glory will sail its inaugural cruise on 28 November from Maryland to Florida where it will begin operating American’s brand new Florida Gulf Coast & Keys cruises from late December.
American Glory will sail US itineraries along the East Coast throughout 2024.
It is being introduced only a few months after series flagship, American Eagle, as well as new riverboat American Serenade.
American Glory features four decks with private balcony accommodations, including single- and double-occupancy staterooms as well as suites.
The ship also offers a top deck with lounges inside and out, a main restaurant, casual café and fitness center.
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