American Cruise Line Rolls Out Starlink WiFi On 2023 Fleet

American Cruise Lines will roll out the new Starlink satellite internet to its 2023 fleet of riverboats and small cruise ships.

The new satellite service is a major upgrade, said the cruise line, ensuring seamless connectivity and faster upload speeds.

Starlink is powered by a constellation of lower earth (LEO) satellites that provide a stable connection to American’s continuously moving ships and riverboats.

The cruise line beta-tested the Starlink service in 2022 and cruise guests who experienced the platform during the testing phase responded with rave reviews.

Consistent with American Cruise Lines’ all-inclusive value, the new high-speed Starlink WiFi will be complimentary on all 2023 cruises.

The company has continued to introduce new riverboats and small ships each year and will introduce three more new ships in 2023.

American renovated and redecorated their entire paddlewheel fleet in 2022 and recently updated interiors aboard their existing small cruise ships.

In 2023, American Cruise Lines has 17 small ships and riverboats exploring in 35 states, cruising both coasts and all the rivers in between.

American’s small ship itineraries offer an all-inclusive experience and feature over 400 exciting shore excursions across the country.

All cruises deliver incredible value and include complimentary onboard enrichment and entertainment, fine cuisine, wine and beer with both lunch and dinner, and a festive cocktail hour with hors d’oeuvres each evening.

All American ships offer 100% outward-facing accommodation, nearly all with private furnished balconies. Ships also include complimentary room service and WiFi, and many also offer included alternate casual dining venues.

2023-2024 cruise pricing includes port charges and fees as well as gratuities.

For more information, visit www.americancruiselines.com.

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