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REVOLUTIONARY CHARM

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Fall in love with New England's enchanting foliage, historic landmarks and small-town culture.

New England's quintessential charm lines its streets — literally. Each of the six states that comprise the region is unique, but New England's shared history can be felt in both its small towns and its bustling cities. Cruise to New England and wind your way through cobblestone streets dotted with antique lampposts and colonial homes. Take a trip to Maine and hike your way through Acadia National Park, known for its stunning granite cliffs and rocky beaches along the Atlantic coastline. Then make your way further south to the old seaside town of Portland, a haven for artists, foodies and water lovers alike. Walk the Freedom Trail in Boston to learn about the American Revolution in the very places it began.

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Fall in love with the enchanting foliage, historic landmarks and small-town culture with a New England family vacation

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Experience the sights, sounds and flavors of the cities where America got her start. 

Walk Among Founding Fathers

Boston is one of the oldest cities in the country, and it has the historical landmarks to prove it. The Freedom Trail is a 2.5-mile walk filled with all of the rich New England history that you read about in books. You'll see the meetinghouses, churches and burial grounds that were integral parts of forming the United States.

Fenway Is the Fun Way

Bring a bag of peanuts to a baseball game at Boston's famed Fenway Park, home of the Red Sox since 1912. The Fenway Park is one of the main attractions in Boston. If you're more of an art enthusiast than a sports fan, the Museum of Fine Arts and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum are both nearby.

Satisfy the Senses

Delight your eyes and taste buds by enjoying tea and popovers at the Jordan Pond House, which overlooks the mountains of Maine and Jordan Pond itself. Portland, Maine, has a reputation among foodies — it's known for the indulgent sweets at Holy Donut, the locally made Gelato Fiasco and the delectable shellfish at The Shop. If you go to Boston, the North End is a Little Italy of pasta, pastries and cafes.

Hikes and Harbors

Experience the wilder side of New England in its less tame but still exquisite north. 

All That Glitters

You can't miss taking in the sights of Acadia National Park in Maine during your vacation. Known as the Crown Jewel of the North Atlantic Coast, it's no wonder 3.3 million people visit every year. Hike to the peak of Cadillac Mountain — the first place in the U.S. to see the sunrise between October and March — then feel the rush of ocean waves down in Thunder Hole. Finish the day with a relaxing sun soak on Sand Beach.

The Maine Event

Portland, Maine, is the quintessential New England town, surrounded by miles of coastline and idyllic lighthouses. Visit the coastal shops and restaurants along Commercial and Exchange Streets. You'll find artsy spots like Asia West and Sea Bags Maine filled with keepsakes and sundries. If you have the chance, head to the picturesque Portland Head Light, a lighthouse just a 15-minute drive away in Cape Elizabeth.

Trek Further North

The north of New England, at the tail end or beginning of your adventure, you'll find Old Quebec, a 400-year-old town that oozes European romance. Take a walking tour of this UNESCO world heritage site, making sure to take in views of the Citadel, the St. Lawrence River and the Chateau Frontenac (reputed to be the most photographed hotel in the world).

Revolutionize your next adventure with a New England cruise

From stylish Quebec City to the north, to the idyllic coast of Maine and the historic streets of Boston, there's always something a new thing to do on a New England cruise.

NORTHERN HORIZONS

Some of Royal Caribbean's New England cruises go as far north as Quebec and St. John's in Canada, giving you the full experience of the Atlantic coast, including the world’s famous New York City .

ONE WEEK DOWN THE COAST

A one-week cruise through New England will allow you to visit all of the can't-miss cities along the coast, from Quebec to Bar Harbor and even down to Boston .

WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO See New England Like a Local

Autumn is one of the best times to visit New England, with comfortable temperatures, crisp air and colorful fall foliage. Most New England cruises start, stop or finish in Canada, so make sure you have both Canadian and U.S. currency on hand. Depending on the season during your New England cruise, you'll need different clothes and footwear. Make sure to pack comfortable walking shoes as many New England ports are best experienced on foot. Packing layers is a good idea when visiting the region too. In the summer months, the weather can cool down at night so it's always best to have a sweater or light jacket on hand!

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Pack comfortable walking shoes no matter which cruise you choose — New England cities are best experienced walking.

Try to wake up for sunrise when you're sailing along the coast for beautiful views of the Atlantic.

When visiting Boston, the easiest way to get around is by the subway or "the T" as the locals call it.

FRESH, FRIED AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN

Take advantage of New England's coastal locales by diving into some lobster rolls, oysters and clam chowder. Once you've had your fill of raw delicacies, indulge in the many fried options that the area has to offer, from donuts and cannolis to plentiful French fries.

Holy Cannoli

Once you've made it to Boston, you must try the delicious chocolate chip cookies at Chipyard located in Faneuil Hall. Another must-try are the cannolis at Modern Pastry in the North End, but be prepared to wait — these are not Boston's best-kept secret.

A Shucking Fun Time

Fresh fish and seafood is plentiful in Maine, especially in Portland. Head to The Shop, a raw bar and shellfish shop. The oysters are hand-picked daily — only the best for their customers!

Poutine, Please

Quebec's national dish is a must-have, especially at Frite Alors. This spot has been voted as the best restaurant for its classic poutine featuring crispy fries and semi-salted fresh cheese curds. Find out for yourself why the sauce is often described as a "blanket of love."

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New England cruises offer so many ports to explore, from Bar Harbor and Portland, Maine, to Boston, Massachusetts and Baltimore, Maryland. Each port offers something a little different from the others, so you'll never run out of new adventures along the Atlantic coast.

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Bar Harbor, Maine

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Quebec City, Quebec

Saint John (Bay of Fundy), New Brunswick

St. John's, Newfoundland

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New York, New York

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• Experience Portland’s craft wines
• Take a ride to Acadia National Park
• Explore the Gloucester City
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• Travel to Old Saybrook
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From big cities like Boston, NYC, and DC, to quant towns in the New England Islands and coast of Maine, our small ships will help you explore the many wonderful and historic parts of the east coast.  Whether you want to relax on the beach at a lobster bake or you love the hustle and bustle of the big city, USA River Cruises has something for everyone.

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America's East Coast Small Ship Cruises

America’s East Coast cruises offer a diverse and enriching cruise experience, with itineraries that range from the sunny shores of Florida to the historic ports of New England and the maritime beauty of Canada. Here’s an overview of what you might expect on an East Coast cruise:

Southern Charm and Sunshine

• Florida: Many cruises along the East Coast kick off from Florida’s vibrant ports such as Miami, Fort Lauderdale, or Port Canaveral. Key West is the southernmost point of the continental U.S. is famous for its laid-back atmosphere, historic sites like Ernest Hemingway’s home, and the vibrant Duval Street.

Historic Seaports and Cities

• Charleston, South Carolina : Known for its well-preserved architecture, rich history, and hospitable people, Charleston is a favorite stop. Visitors can explore the historic district, visit Fort Sumter, or enjoy the local cuisine.
• Savannah, Georgia : Similar to Charleston, Savannah offers a glimpse into the South’s Antebellum past with its beautiful public squares, moss-draped oaks, and restored historic homes.

Mid-Atlantic Marvels

• Baltimore and Annapolis, Maryland : These ports offer access to American naval history and the charms of Chesapeake Bay. Annapolis, with its historic Naval Academy, and Baltimore’s Inner Harbor are highlights.
• Washington, D.C. : Some itineraries may include a stop or excursion near the nation’s capital, where passengers can visit iconic sites like the Smithsonian museums, the National Mall, and U.S. Capitol.

New England Elegance

• Boston, Massachusetts : The cradle of American independence, Boston offers historical tours along the Freedom Trail, visits to the USS Constitution, and the modern attractions of the bustling Seaport District.
• Newport, Rhode Island : Famous for its Gilded Age mansions and the America’s Cup yacht race. The Cliff Walk and tours of palatial homes like The Breakers offer glimpses into the opulent past of American high society.

Canadian Connections

• Halifax, Nova Scotia : This friendly maritime city offers rich history, including connections to the Titanic disaster and the 1917 Halifax Explosion. The rugged coastal beauty and the historic Citadel Hill are must-sees.
• Saint John, New Brunswick : Known for the reversing falls and close to the Bay of Fundy, which boasts the world’s highest tides. Nature excursions and seafood culinary experiences are plentiful here.

Seasonal Spectaculars

• Fall Foliage Cruises : These cruises are particularly popular for their stunning views of autumn’s vibrant colors along the New England and Canadian coastlines. Ports like Bar Harbor, Maine, offer access to Acadia National Park and its spectacular natural beauty.

America’s East Coast cruises cater to a wide range of interests, from sun-seekers and history buffs to nature lovers and foodies, making it a versatile and rewarding cruising destination.

America's East Coast Cruise Itineraries

Maine Coast and Harbors Cruise

On this 8-day Maine Coast and Harbors Cruise sailing roundtrip from Portland, ME, travel to charming ports famous for their shipbuilding, as well as to beautiful national parks with magnificent views and abundant wildlife. Explore quaint historic districts and charming villages, and dine on the freshest, locally sourced seafood prepared by our team of master chefs.

New England Islands Cruise

On this 8-day New England Islands cruise sailing roundtrip Providence, RI aboard the 90-passenger American Star and 100-passenger American Liberty , immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of New England, from New Bedford, MA, once known as the whaling capital of the world, to Newport, RI, home to mansions of the Gilded Age.

Grand New England Cruise

On this 15 Day Grand New England Cruise aboard the 100-guest American Glory , travel along the picturesque waterways of New England that tell the story of American history, from the Mayflower’s landing to the Boston Tea Party. A centuries-old shipbuilding tradition lives on here in shipyards along the shoreline and schooners that adorn the harbors.

East Coast Inland Passage Cruise

On this 15-day East Coast Inland Passage cruise sailing between Jacksonville/Amelia Island, FL and Baltimore, MD, cruise through a rich past that has influenced our country since the days of early exploration.

Great Rivers of Florida Cruise

On this epic 8-day Great Rivers of Florida cruise sailing roundtrip Jacksonville, FL, explore the charming towns, impressive wildlife, and native scenery on this exciting river cruise through northern Florida.

Hudson River Fall Foliage Cruise

On this 8-day Hudson River Fall Foliage Cruise sailing roundtrip New York City, NY, delight in the kaleidoscope of colors on this enchanting journey along the Hudson River. Witness the rich reds, bright oranges, and golden yellows that flood its shores during the vibrant autumn season.

Canada and New England Fall Foliage

On this captivating 11-day Canada and New England Fall Foliage cruise between Portland, ME and Quebec City, QC aboard the Pearl Mist , discover the most sought-after Canadian locations, as well as many of Pearl Seas Cruises favorite colorful destinations along the New England coast.

Canadian Maritimes and St. Lawrence Seaway

This amazing 16-day Canadian Maritimes and St. Lawrence Seaway cruise aboard the 210-guest Pearl Mist explores the most magnificent regions of Canada and Maine. Peruse the picturesque downtown of Bar Harbor, before visiting the stunning natural landscapes of Acadia National Park.

Canadian Maritimes and Newfoundland

On this 10-day Canadian Maritime and Newfoundland cruise roundtrip from St. Johns, Newfoundland aboard the 148-passenger National Geographic Explorer , sail into Eastern Canada’s breathtaking natural beauty.

Chesapeake Bay Cruise

This 7-day Chesapeake Bay cruise sailing roundtrip from Baltimore, MD abounds in history and culture. From the vibrant harbor of Baltimore, travel to Yorktown, Williamsburg, and Jamestown, known as the “Historic Triangle.”

American Revolution Cruise

On this 11-day American Revolution cruise sailing roundtrip from Baltimore, MD aboard the 100-passenger American Constitution , travel back to the dawn of America. Explore the quaint towns and historic cities that have shaped our nation, including Colonial Williamsburg, a living history museum with period-specific tradespeople, shopkeepers, and political figures.

Historic South and Golden Isles Cruise

On this 8-day Historic South and Golden Isles Cruise sailing between Charleston, SC to Amelia Island, FL aboard either the 100-passenger American Star or 100-passenger American Independence , explore the Intracoastal Waterway, home to some of the most beautiful historic cities in America, is a protected network of bays, rivers, and canals.

Cape Codder Cruise

On this 8-day Cape Codder Cruise sailing roundtrip from Boston, MA aboard the 170-passenger American Constitution , experience the rich essence of Cape Cod, the perfect a summer retreat.

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From the continental climate of Boston to the sunshine of Miami, the East Coast of the United States is a place of endless surprises for travellers. Canadian and Cuban influences, gateway to the Great Lakes and the islands of southern Florida (such as Key West): North America's Atlantic Seaboard has its share of the wonders that make up the rich mosaic of this fascinating country.

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From Cape Cod to New Orleans , prepare to be amazed and surprised by the fascinating metropolises of the East Coast of the United States . With wild, untamed nature sitting side by side with some of the oldest cities in the country, each nurtured and shaped by a range of multicultural influences, this part of the world is an absolute dream for art lovers and fans of wide-open spaces and the outdoors.

The Essentials - East Coast USA

From Boston to Key West, the East Coast of the United States is best explored as a multi-stop tour, with dazzling, sunny Florida included as a key destination. To ensure nothing spoils the pleasure of your adventure, here are some useful tips and quirky facts and insights to help you.

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Over hills and down vales in the national parks of New Hampshire and Maine

Enjoy the delights of the gentle way of life of Martha's Vineyard

Less well-known than its neighbour Cape Cod , the island of Martha’s Vineyard – or simply the Vineyard – is one of the pearls of New England . A favourite holiday destination of American presidents, who've been attracted by its tranquil calmness and mild oceanic climate since the 1960s, the island is also home to picturesque architectural treasures, ranging from the white houses of Edgartown to the toothed roofs of the colourful residences of the former Methodist community of Oak Bluffs – a charming "gingerbread village" like something straight out of Hansel and Gretel .

Strolling and wandering the old town of New Orleans

Founded ex nihilo in 1718, New Orleans stands at the heart of the Louisiana bayou between the banks of the Mississippi and the shores of Lake Pontchartrain. Sometimes languid, sometimes frenetic, but always festive and full of life, The Big Easy , as it's also known, is one of the most fascinating cities in the United States. Both the cradle of jazz and blues and the birthplace of Louis Armstrong and Sidney Bechet, the city positively gleams with its cosmopolitan identity. From the French Quarter – the courtyards, fountains, gardens and wrought iron balconies of which bear witness to a rich colonial past – to the streets of the traditionally authentic and Bohemian neighbourhood of Faubourg Marigny, an enchanting melting pot of European, Native American, African, Creole and Cajun influences come together, granting New Orleans a wonderfully endearing soul.

Explore Everglades National Park in southern Miami

Six thousand square kilometres of wet meadows and marshes populated with cypress, mangrove and pine: Everglades National Park , at the southern tip of Florida, makes up the largest natural subtropical habitat on the North American continent. Inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the park extends like a long river of grass flowing out to the sea from inland. This is one of the richest – and most fragile – ecosystems in the world, providing an important refuge for several hundred species of birds, mammals, fish and reptiles. Included amongst these are 36 endangered species, such as the Florida panther , the American crocodile and the West Indian manatee .

Immerse yourself in the cultural and artistic melting pot of the streets of Miami

Sitting at the crossroads of the Americas and the Caribbean , between the national parks of the Everglades and Biscayne, Miami stands out as the very symbol of a multicultural Florida. It goes without saying that Miami is, of course, the endless sands of Miami Beach , dotted with those iconic lifeguard towers and washed by the turquoise waters of the Atlantic. But Miami is also the warm, friendly atmosphere of Little Havana and the high-class luxury of Coconut Grove . There are the Art Deco wonders of the South Beach neighbourhood, with its pastel-coloured apartment blocks and whimsical architecture. And then there are the immense murals of the Wynwood Art District, a global Mecca for street art . Multifaceted, diverse and highly colourful, Miami stands out as one of the most creative cities of the US East Coast.

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Americans are not in the habit of kissing as a form of saying hello or goodbye. Opt instead for a handshake, or if greeting friends, a hug and a gentle pat on the back.

Essential phrases

Although English is mostly spoken (with a strong accent), some Maori words and expressions slip into everyday phrases. Here are some.

Hello / Good evening: Kia ora Goodbye, see you soon: Ka kite ano Welcome: Haere mai How are you?: Kei te pehea koe? (address to a person) My name is...

Quirky facts and insights

Key West , lying 200 kilometres from the continental mainland at the extreme tip of the Florida Keys archipelago, is the most southern point of the United States (excluding Hawaii in the Pacific Ocean). The island is in fact closer to Cuba, and the inhabitants of Key West have no hesitation in marking themselves out as different from their American compatriots. In 1982, as an act of protest against a road blockade set up by the US authorities, they declared their independence by creating a micronation named the Conch Republic .

Food & gastronomy

In Florida, fish and seafood , particularly crabs and oysters, are especially popular. Alligator meat (farmed), a somewhat more unusual and exotic option, is also widely available. Cuban and Puerto Rican cuisine , imported by the region's sizeable communities of people with a background in these countries, also form part of the local culinary landscape. One particularly notable speciality is the Cuban sandwich: ham, grilled pork and melted cheese on soft white bread.

Myths and legends

Maori has a rich mythology. Of all the legends told, the creation story is one of the best-known. In the beginning there was Rangi-nui (the Sky), who joined together with Papa-tuanuku (the Earth). Their constant embrace plunged the world into darkness. Fed up with the lack of light, their children decided to separate them. Pushing with all his might, Tane-mahuta (the guardian of the forest and the birds) managed to part them. In doing so, he injured his mother. Blood poured onto the Earth for the first time, dyeing New Zealand's soil red. This is why all Maori sites are ochre. Sad to no longer be alongside his wife, the Sky began to cry and rain fell for the first time, filling up the oceans.

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Kiwi birds are so symbolic of New Zealand that New Zealanders are called "kiwis". These birds are one of the species on the island that are especially endangered. Being unable to fly, kiwi populations have decreased sharply in recent years. The government has launched a plan to increase their numbers from 70,000 to 100,000 by 2030. Measures include extending the protected areas where they live, managing predators better and furthering knowledge about the five kiwi species.

Books. Florida , by Jean Dytar, tells the story of a little-known episode in the history of colonisation. Written in the form of a graphic novel, it deals with the tragic fate of a group of French colonists, the Huguenots, who set out for Florida at the end of the 16th century with the aim of conquering the New World. Very few of them would survive the tropical climate and the famine they encountered. Amongst the few who did survive this expedition was the cartographer Jacques le Moynes, who opted to set up home in England with his wife and two children instead – a decision that enabled him to escape the St. Bartholomew's Day massacre but not the vague colonialist desires of the nations of Europe.

Music. Music is an integral part of the cultural landscape of Florida. The existing Afro-American heritage was added to in the 1960s by Latin music imported by Cubans and Haitians: salsa, bachata, merengue, zouk, calypso… Disco then enjoyed a wave of popularity in Miami in the 1970s, followed later by hip hop.

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PORTSMOUTH — American Cruise Lines has confirmed it will be making four stops this summer and fall at the Market Street Terminal.

The cruise line company’s first stop at the Port of New Hampshire near downtown Portsmouth will arrive on July 8, according to Myles Greenway, the Pease Development Authority’s interim director of ports and harbors.

That will be followed by stops in the popular tourist city on July 22, Aug. 17 and Oct. 2, according to a memo from Greenway to the PDA’s Board of Directors.

“The vessels are expected to be docked from between 24 to 48 hours at each visit,” Greenway said.

American Cruise Lines, headquartered in Connecticut, operates 18 vessels along a variety of waterways nationwide, including Puget Sound, the Mississippi River and the Atlantic Ocean along the East Coast from Maine to Florida.

The stops in Portsmouth will be part of its Grand New England Cruise, which starts and ends in Boston, with other stops that include Portland, Maine, Gloucester and Provincetown, Massachusetts, and Newport, Rhode Island, according to the company’s website.

More visits to come

Alexa Paolella, the public relations manager for the company, said “American Cruise Lines is so pleased to be visiting Portsmouth in 2024 with our small U.S.-built ships.”

Their ships carry between “just 90-180 guests each,” she said. “We look forward to more visits in the years to come."

Eric Dussault, the director of port operations for American Cruise Lines, previously stated the company offers “small ship cruising.”

“When they hear about cruise ships, people get this notion of 4,000 people being dumped into a downtown,” he said. “That’s not us. We’re really a boutique experience.”

For someone who hasn’t experienced an American Cruise Lines cruise, he said there’s a strong focus on “customer service and attention to detail.”

“With only 100 guests on board, you really get to know the people,” he said.

Cruise ship stops brings tourists without cars to Portsmouth

Reached Thursday, Portsmouth Mayor Deaglan McEachern noted there have been efforts to bring cruise ships to Portsmouth “for a long time.”

“It’s exciting to see this is actually coming to fruition,” McEachern said.

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He called the arrival of the American Cruise Line boats to the Market Street terminal, “a pretty big occurrence for Portsmouth.”

He noted that Portsmouth is a “port city with a working port," adding, “We’ve got a Clipper ship as a mascot.”

“We certainly want to celebrate them coming up,” McEachern said.

He pointed out that with all the historic city has to offer, “sometimes we fail to appreciate how beautiful Portsmouth is seeing it from the (Piscataqua) river.”

“That’s a special thing and it should be celebrated by our seaside community,” McEachern said.

In practical terms, having people come into Portsmouth to visit the city on a boat, means “we’ll have tourists here who don’t have cars,” he said. “So they won’t be taking up parking spots and that’s a win for the city."

He acknowledged “there’s always concerns when something new happens,” but he believes the scale of American Cruise Lines’ boats “seems to fit Portsmouth.”

“I think this is going to be a positive outcome for Portsmouth,” the mayor said.

Portsmouth pleased to be a destination

Ben VanCamp, the president of the Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth, believes the visits by American Cruise Lines “are going to be a pretty positive thing for our community.”

“American Cruise Lines is pretty selective,” when it comes to adding new stops, VanCamp said.

“It’s a compliment to our community they’ve chosen us,” he said. “The other stops along the New England coast are all great destinations.”

At the same time, he stated Portsmouth hosts groups of people coming into the city for events or conferences “all the time.”

“It’s 100 people coming to town. We do that several times a week,” he said, while adding, “We welcome them and we’re excited to have them here. There’s been a lot of interest in the business community.”

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VanCamp said he’s been in contact with American Cruise Line officials to suggest places for their guests to visit while in Portsmouth.

“American Cruise Lines has been great to work with, they’ve been communicating with us and the city,” VanCamp said.

The cruise line company is slated to transport its guests around the city on a “full-size bus,” he added, so chamber officials told them how to avoid tight turns on some of Portsmouth’s historic streets.

Cruise guests

American Cruise Lines guests come “from all over the country,” Dussault said in a previous interview.

“Typically our guests are folks who are older but have been well-traveled throughout their lives,” he said. “Now they want to stay closer to home and travel domestically.”

“It’s a mature, affluent clientele who comes on our cruises for the enrichment and entertainment,” Dussault said.

And they “enjoy when they come to a location that has such a vibrant downtown area, with shops and all types of restaurants,” he said.

Tickets for NBC's Opening Ceremony coverage for Paris Olympics in IMAX theaters now on sale

The opening ceremony this year will be held at the iconic seine river, by julia elbaba • published june 26, 2024.

Tickets for the live coverage of NBC’s 2024 Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony in IMAX theaters nationwide are now on sale.

The immersive experience will be available for fans at more than 150 locations across the U.S. on Friday, July 26. It marks the first time the Opening Ceremony will ever be presented live in the format.

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The Opening Ceremony will be held at an iconic location this year — on the Seine River -- with the waterway transformed into a large theatrical stage.

Instead of walking into a stadium, 100 boats will carry athletes from more than 200 countries past hundreds of thousands of spectators seated along the Seine. 

Tickets for NBC's television network’s coverage of the 2024 Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony in IMAX can be found here on Fandango . 

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Action on the big screen does not stop after the Opening Ceremony.

NBCUniversal and AMC announced in March that they will broadcast select daytime Paris Olympics  coverage live at 160 AMC locations across the country.

Fans can join crowds at AMC Theatres starting Saturday, July 27, the day after the Opening Ceremony, and can continue to watch select daytime events at the movies until Sunday, Aug. 11.

Tickets will become available for purchase at  AMC  and  Fandango  this summer.

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