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This ship offers the highest level of personalized service and gracious hospitality. The well-appointed American Pride décor features Western and Native American-inspired themes, including influences from the region’s celebrated Lewis and Clark Expedition. A variety of mid-ship lounges offer the perfect opportunity for reading and reflection.
Year Built
2012Year Refurbished
Year Entered Present Fleet
Country of Registry
Tonnage (GRT)
15000PAX (basis 2)
156Max Pax (inc. Uppers)
150Passenger Decks
5Number of Crew
40Officers' Nationality
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Suites
6Balcony
0Oceanview
12Oceanview No Balcony
0Oceanview With Balcony
0Balconies
60Interior
0Accessible
20Total Number of Accommodations
1000Veranda Suite
Suite size: 445 sq ft. Includes a living and eating area with TV and refrigerator restocked daily, floor-to-ceiling sliding doors leading to a private balcony with table and chairs, nightly suite treats and a bottle of premium champagne delivered on one evening, king-size bed convertible to two twin beds, bathroom with large shower, toiletries, hairdryer, plush towels and robes, storage with wardrobe, full-size dresser and desk with drawers, and individual climate control, USB charging ports and a safe.
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Deluxe Balcony Stateroom
Standard Balcony Stateroom
Single Balcony Stateroom
Standard Waterview Stateroom
Single Waterview Stateroom
Deck 5
Deck 4
Deck 3
Deck 2
Main Deck
4
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SUBMIT A REVIEWAUGUST
It was a great trip! The staff was very friendly and helpful! They always greeted you with warm hello and conversation if wanted! The food was good but too much!??
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JUNE
Amazing scenery along the Columbia River. Staff on the ship included a historian to give us insight about Lewis & Clark and the ports we visited.
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SEPTEMBER
Mostly we loved this cruise. Diverse scenery and rich history made included tours very good. Optional tours were a mixed bag. Winery tour was a huge disappointment, but alpaca farm tour was sweet and fun. Pendleton tour was extremely interesting. Cape Disappointment was quite informative re: Lewis and Clark expedition. Hell’s Canyon boat trip in Clarkston the day before boarding the ship was a blast. Food was also a mixed bag. Some meals were delicious, others barely edible. At the hotel where we stayed for pre nights in Clarkston the meals were outstanding. Our stateroom was spacious, but not as large as we have had on newer ships on ACL. Our bathroom had a “urine” smell even after being thoroughly cleaned and the shower curtain changed. Cabin steward was attentive to our requests. Entertainment was all right. A duo, Rio Soul, performed for 3 nights were mostly good. A Cowboy Singer performed. He was fabulous. Other duos sang that were entertaining. Staff members were enthusiastic and friendly. Cruisers were older, I would guess average age 65, but mostly active and engaged. I highly recommend this itinerary, but maybe in one of the newer ships
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