American Harmony at the Port of Kalama on the Columbia River, 2023

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American Harmony

American Harmony is a American Cruise Lines cruise ship of the American Riverboat class, in service since 2019. She carries 180 guests.

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About American Harmony

American Harmony, delivered in 2019, is the second ship in American Cruise Lines' American Riverboat series and carries 180 guests. Compared with American Song it adds a deck of staterooms, giving it six decks and a five-story glass atrium under a domed skylight. Every cabin has a private balcony, and the largest, the Sky Suites, measure 615 square feet. Like its sisters it was built by Chesapeake Shipbuilding in Salisbury, Maryland, and boards guests over a bow ramp. The line lists it among its Columbia and Snake rivers ships, sailing between Portland, Oregon, and Clarkston, Washington.

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Flying in for your cruise?

American Harmony sails from Portland, Oregon. The airport is Portland International (PDX), with 4 lounges to wait in before you board.

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Quick answers

Which cruise line operates American Harmony?

American Harmony is operated by American Cruise Lines and belongs to its American Riverboat class.

How big is American Harmony?

American Harmony has 6 decks.

How many passengers does American Harmony carry?

American Harmony carries 180 guests at double occupancy.

When did American Harmony enter service?

American Harmony entered service in 2019.

Where does American Harmony sail?

Her home port is Portland, Oregon.

Which airport should I fly into for American Harmony?

American Harmony sails from Portland, Oregon. Fly into Portland International (PDX), which has 4 airport lounges listed on Lounge Frog.

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