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American Cruise Lines Says Plans Still Afloat for Sag Harbor Visits, Which Could Start in May

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The American Eagle, pictured here with its launch, is one of two ships American Cruise Lines plans to use on a limited number of visits to Sag Harbor this year. The plans call for the ship, with a capacity of 100 passengers, to anchor offshore and allow guests to take a launch in to visit the village. COURTESY AMERICAN CRUISE LINES

The American Eagle, pictured here with its launch, is one of two ships American Cruise Lines plans to use on a limited number of visits to Sag Harbor this year. The plans call for the ship, with a capacity of 100 passengers, to anchor offshore and allow guests to take a launch in to visit the village. COURTESY AMERICAN CRUISE LINES

The American Eagle, pictured here with its launch, is one of two ships American Cruise Lines plans to use on a limited number of visits to Sag Harbor this year. The plans call for the ship, with a capacity of 100 passengers, to anchor offshore and allow guests to take a launch in to visit the village. COURTESY AMERICAN CRUISE LINES

The American Eagle, pictured here with its launch, is one of two ships American Cruise Lines plans to use on a limited number of visits to Sag Harbor this year. The plans call for the ship, with a capacity of 100 passengers, to anchor offshore and allow guests to take a launch in to visit the village. COURTESY AMERICAN CRUISE LINES

A launch, which holds about 45 passengers, will be used to transfer passengers from the American Eagle, one of two ships operated by American Cruise Lines that will visit Sag Harbor on a limited number of dates this year. COURTESY AMERICAN CRUISE LINES

A launch, which holds about 45 passengers, will be used to transfer passengers from the American Eagle, one of two ships operated by American Cruise Lines that will visit Sag Harbor on a limited number of dates this year. COURTESY AMERICAN CRUISE LINES

authorStephen J. Kotz on Feb 6, 2024
American Cruise Lines is pressing ahead with plans to add Sag Harbor to the itinerary of its Yankee Seaports Cruises. After initially listing Sag Harbor among its stops on its... more

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