American Star

American Cruise Lines, Inc.’s ships are equipped with accessible rooms.  Most ships’ lounges, sun decks and dining salons are accessible by wheelchairs and other walking aid devices.  The ships are also equipped with an elevator for ease of movement between decks.

American Star Cruise Ship Accessibility

• 1 Accessible Stateroom
  • 1, Lounge Deck #213

Ship Details

• Ship Category/Class – Independence/Coastal
  • The Independence Class has slightly smaller staterooms than the Constellation Class, though nearly twice the size of other small cruise ships, as well as offering a selection of gracious public spaces and amenitities.
• Maximum Occupancy: 100 Guests
• Built Prior 2012

Decks

• 4 – Decks

Features/Inclusions

• Pre-cruise Hotel-stay
• Multiple Lounges with Panoramic Views
• Spacious Sun Deck
• The Sky Lounge – American Cruise LIne’s Signature Lounge
• Single Seating Dining Room
• Cocktail Hour(s) Every Evening
• Private Balconies
• Open-air exercise area
• Satellite TV and DVD player in all staterooms
• WiFi Throughout the Ship (Connection speed may vary)
• Elevevator Service to All Decks
• All Gourmet Meals
• Coffee, non-alcoholic beverages, and snacks available 24-hours a day
• Twice Daily Stateroom Service
• Featured Shore Excursions
• Evening Entertainment Focusing on Music and History
• All-American Crew
• Onboard Historians and Naturalists

Not Included

• Cruise cancellation protection
• Gratuities
• Alcoholic beverages (with exception of complimentary evening cocktail hour(s))
• Premium and Signature Shore Excursions
• Personal Expenses

Notes:  As these ships travel on American coasts and rivers, full ADA laws are in effect so those with special needs will feel comfortable on their accessible vacation.