American Cruise Lines Report Card
Data-driven fleet analysis and ratings for 2026
Fleet Grade
C+
62
out of 100
This grade is calculated from five key fleet metrics: fleet age, fleet size, passenger capacity, fleet diversity, and recent innovation. Each metric contributes equally to the overall score.
10.3
Avg Age (years)
2024
Newest Ship
2000
Oldest Ship
Newest Ships
11
Ships
2K
Total Capacity
147
Avg Capacity
190
Largest Ship
Largest Ships by Tonnage
3
Ship Classes
1
Size Categories
Size Categories Represented
Ship Classes
2
Ships Launched (Last 3yr)
No
Has Mega Ships (200K+ GT)
Innovation is measured by recent ship launches and mega-ship operations, signaling investment in modern amenities and passenger experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is American Cruise Lines's overall fleet grade?
American Cruise Lines received an overall fleet grade of C+ (62/100) based on fleet age, size, capacity, diversity, and innovation metrics.
How old is American Cruise Lines's fleet?
American Cruise Lines's fleet has an average age of 10.3 years. The newest ship was built in 2024 and the oldest active ship was built in 2000.
How many ships does American Cruise Lines have?
American Cruise Lines operates 11 active cruise ships with a combined passenger capacity of 1,622.
What types of ships does American Cruise Lines operate?
American Cruise Lines operates ships across 1 size categories (Small) with 3 unique ship classes.
Has American Cruise Lines launched new ships recently?
American Cruise Lines has launched 2 new ships in the last 3 years, earning an innovation score of 70/100.
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