The ship as Independence, September 2011

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American Independence

American Independence is a American Cruise Lines cruise ship of the Independence class, in service since 2010. She carries 90 guests. She sails Canada and New England itineraries.

About American Independence

American Independence, built in 2010 by Chesapeake Shipbuilding, is the newest and longest of American Cruise Lines' three Independence-class ships at 226 feet, with room for 90 guests. It originally sailed as Independence. The ship has four decks, stabilizers, a main-deck restaurant with wide views, entertainment and reading lounges, a fitness center and a sun deck. Standard cabins start at more than 260 square feet, and second- and third-deck cabins have balconies. It sails East Coast itineraries, with Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River cruises in spring 2026 followed by the Maine coast.

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Quick answers

Which cruise line operates American Independence?

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

How big is American Independence?

American Independence measures 69 metres in length, with 4 decks.

How many passengers does American Independence carry?

American Independence carries 90 guests at double occupancy.

When did American Independence enter service?

American Independence entered service in 2010.

Where does American Independence sail?

American Independence sails Canada and New England itineraries.

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