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American Pride

107 upcoming departures  ·  6 itineraries

American Pride is a 150-guest American Cruise Lines cruise ship, in service since 2012. This page lists 107 upcoming departures across 6 itineraries in Mexico & Pacific Coast, day by day and port by port. Its live AIS position is plotted on the map below and refreshed through the day.

✓ River scenery and observation-deck enthusiasts ✓ Travelers wanting large balcony staterooms ✓ Couples seeking intimate onboard spaces
Class Paddlewheeler
Built 2012
Gross Tonnage 3,102
Guests 150
Length 92.0 m
Beam 16.0 m
Decks 5
Max speed 12.0 kn
Flag United States
Space ratio 21

American Pride at a glance

Ship size

Bigger than 30%

A small expedition-size ship at 3,102 gross tons — #396 of 566 ships we track. 21 tons of ship per guest.

Best for

  • River scenery and observation-deck enthusiasts
  • Travelers wanting large balcony staterooms
  • Couples seeking intimate onboard spaces
  • Guests who prefer included dining and drinks
  • Passengers interested in history and regional enrichment

Think twice if you want

  • Travelers seeking a large pool complex
  • Guests wanting a spa or casino
  • Families seeking dedicated kids facilities
  • Cruisers who prefer numerous specialty restaurants
  • Passengers wanting extensive nightlife and entertainment venues

Live Position ● 41 minutes ago

Heading to: HOOD RIVER

Currently on: Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise (7 nights) — En route to Portland, OR — last stop Clarkston, WA

Clarkston, WA → Portland, OR
Coming up
  1. Portland end of cruise
0.0 knots

Position via AIS — updated periodically, not real-time.

About American Pride

American Pride is a U.S.-flagged paddlewheel riverboat operated by American Cruise Lines. Built in 2012 as Queen of the Mississippi, it was renamed American Pride for service on the Columbia and Snake rivers. The 150-guest vessel combines a traditional stern-paddlewheel profile with modern river-cruise facilities, including several lounges, a glass-enclosed restaurant, fitness center, study, sun deck, and elevator access to passenger decks. Accommodations range from waterview rooms to balcony staterooms and suites.

Ship at a Glance

Operator
American Cruise Lines
Builder / shipyard
Chesapeake Shipbuilding Corp., Salisbury, Maryland, United States
Registry / flag
United States (confirmed by the ship’s AIS identity)
Call sign
WDG2605
IMO number
8686678
MMSI
367517320
Previous names
Queen of the Mississippi

Onboard Experience

Signature highlights

Traditional stern-paddlewheel design, three guest lounges, a sun deck, and a quiet study are among the ship’s principal public spaces.

Pools, spa & wellness

A fitness center is provided on board.

Accessibility

American Cruise Lines states that an elevator serves all passenger decks.

Deck plans

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Venues Cabins only Both · Tap a deck to see what's on it

Deck 2

River Lounge Midship Lounge Paddlewheel Lounge Ship's Office Vestibule Standard Balcony Single Balcony

Cabins & suites

Suite 5% Balcony 79% Oceanview 15%
CategoryTypeCabinsSizeSleepsDecks
Veranda SuiteOperator category VS. Suite 4 at least 360 sq ft 2 3, 4
Deluxe BalconyCombines operator categories Deluxe Balcony 1 and Deluxe Balcony 2; booking codes AAC and AAL. Balcony 36 300 sq ft 2 3, 4
Standard BalconyOperator booking code AAR. Balcony 15 300 sq ft 2 2
Standard WaterviewOperator booking code A. Oceanview 11 245 sq ft 2 Main Deck

Dining, bars & venues

8 included 0 extra cost in the fare, by the line's own published policy.

Dining

Restaurant Included
Deck 1
Glass-enclosed dining room offering open-seating meals for guests.

Bars & lounges

Midship Lounge Included
Deck 2
Quiet midship lounge for reading, conversation and relaxation.
Paddlewheel Lounge Included
Deck 2
Aft lounge with large windows and a skylight for socializing and scenery viewing.
Sky Lounge Included
Deck 4
Aft lounge with large windows for socializing and viewing the river scenery.

History & sister ships

  1. 2012Entered service, built by Chesapeake Shipbuilding Corp., Salisbury, Maryland, United States.
  2. 2016The vessel was renamed American Pride after operating as Queen of the Mississippi and was repositioned to the Columbia and Snake Rivers.
  3. 2022American Cruise Lines completed a major redesign and renovation of the paddlewheeler, updating staterooms, lounges, dining areas, furnishings, carpets and decorative finishes.

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Where American Pride sails, month by month

Oct
26
Nov
26
Dec
26
Jan
27
Feb
27
Mar
27
Apr
27
May
27
Jun
27
Jul
27
Aug
27
Sep
27
Mexico & Pacific Coast 0 1 0 0 0 2 3 3 2 2 2 2
US Gulf & Rivers 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 2 3 2

Departures per month over the next 12 months, from the cruise line's published schedule.

Ports it visits most

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Itineraries & Sailings

7 Nights

Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise

Ports of Call
Next: Jun 12, 2028
1 upcoming departure
8 Nights

Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise

Ports of Call
Next: Nov 1, 2026
43 upcoming departures
7 Nights

Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise

Ports of Call
Next: Jun 5, 2028
1 upcoming departure
8 Nights

Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise

Ports of Call
Next: Oct 25, 2026
43 upcoming departures
5 Nights

Columbia River Gorge Cruise

Ports of Call
Next: Mar 29, 2028
5 upcoming departures
6 Nights

Columbia River Gorge Cruise

Ports of Call
Next: Mar 22, 2027
14 upcoming departures
All 6 itineraries and their departure dates
  • Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise 12 Jun 2028
  • Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise 1 Nov 2026, 18 Apr 2027, 2 May 2027, 16 May 2027, 30 May 2027, 13 Jun 2027, 27 Jun 2027, 11 Jul 2027, 25 Jul 2027, 8 Aug 2027, 22 Aug 2027, 5 Sep 2027, 19 Sep 2027, 3 Oct 2027, 17 Oct 2027, 19 Apr 2028, 3 May 2028, 17 May 2028, 31 May 2028, 14 Jun 2028, 28 Jun 2028, 12 Jul 2028, 26 Jul 2028, 9 Aug 2028, 23 Aug 2028, 6 Sep 2028, 20 Sep 2028, 4 Oct 2028, 18 Oct 2028, 18 Apr 2029, 2 May 2029, 16 May 2029, 30 May 2029, 13 Jun 2029, 27 Jun 2029, 11 Jul 2029, 25 Jul 2029, 8 Aug 2029, 22 Aug 2029, 5 Sep 2029, 19 Sep 2029, 3 Oct 2029, 17 Oct 2029
  • Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise 5 Jun 2028
  • Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise 25 Oct 2026, 11 Apr 2027, 25 Apr 2027, 9 May 2027, 23 May 2027, 6 Jun 2027, 20 Jun 2027, 4 Jul 2027, 18 Jul 2027, 1 Aug 2027, 15 Aug 2027, 29 Aug 2027, 12 Sep 2027, 26 Sep 2027, 10 Oct 2027, 12 Apr 2028, 26 Apr 2028, 10 May 2028, 24 May 2028, 7 Jun 2028, 21 Jun 2028, 5 Jul 2028, 19 Jul 2028, 2 Aug 2028, 16 Aug 2028, 30 Aug 2028, 13 Sep 2028, 27 Sep 2028, 11 Oct 2028, 11 Apr 2029, 25 Apr 2029, 9 May 2029, 23 May 2029, 6 Jun 2029, 20 Jun 2029, 4 Jul 2029, 18 Jul 2029, 1 Aug 2029, 15 Aug 2029, 29 Aug 2029, 12 Sep 2029, 26 Sep 2029, 10 Oct 2029
  • Columbia River Gorge Cruise 29 Mar 2028, 8 Apr 2028, 26 Oct 2028, 31 Oct 2028, 5 Nov 2028
  • Columbia River Gorge Cruise 22 Mar 2027, 27 Mar 2027, 1 Apr 2027, 6 Apr 2027, 24 Oct 2027, 29 Oct 2027, 3 Nov 2027, 2 Apr 2028, 27 Mar 2029, 1 Apr 2029, 6 Apr 2029, 24 Oct 2029, 29 Oct 2029, 3 Nov 2029

All Upcoming Departures

Departure Return Itinerary Nights Region Book
Oct 25, 2026Nov 2, 2026Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise8US Gulf & RiversBook →
Nov 1, 2026Nov 9, 2026Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise8Mexico & Pacific CoastBook →
Mar 22, 2027Mar 28, 2027Columbia River Gorge Cruise6Mexico & Pacific CoastBook →
Mar 27, 2027Apr 2, 2027Columbia River Gorge Cruise6Mexico & Pacific CoastBook →
Apr 1, 2027Apr 7, 2027Columbia River Gorge Cruise6Mexico & Pacific CoastBook →
Apr 6, 2027Apr 12, 2027Columbia River Gorge Cruise6Mexico & Pacific CoastBook →
Apr 11, 2027Apr 19, 2027Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise8US Gulf & RiversBook →
Apr 18, 2027Apr 26, 2027Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise8Mexico & Pacific CoastBook →
Apr 25, 2027May 3, 2027Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise8US Gulf & RiversBook →
May 2, 2027May 10, 2027Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise8Mexico & Pacific CoastBook →
May 9, 2027May 17, 2027Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise8US Gulf & RiversBook →
May 16, 2027May 24, 2027Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise8Mexico & Pacific CoastBook →
May 23, 2027May 31, 2027Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise8US Gulf & RiversBook →
May 30, 2027Jun 7, 2027Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise8Mexico & Pacific CoastBook →
Jun 6, 2027Jun 14, 2027Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise8US Gulf & RiversBook →
Jun 13, 2027Jun 21, 2027Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise8Mexico & Pacific CoastBook →
Jun 20, 2027Jun 28, 2027Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise8US Gulf & RiversBook →
Jun 27, 2027Jul 5, 2027Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise8Mexico & Pacific CoastBook →
Jul 4, 2027Jul 12, 2027Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise8US Gulf & RiversBook →
Jul 11, 2027Jul 19, 2027Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise8Mexico & Pacific CoastBook →
Jul 18, 2027Jul 26, 2027Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise8US Gulf & RiversBook →
Jul 25, 2027Aug 2, 2027Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise8Mexico & Pacific CoastBook →
Aug 1, 2027Aug 9, 2027Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise8US Gulf & RiversBook →
Aug 8, 2027Aug 16, 2027Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise8Mexico & Pacific CoastBook →

Showing the next 24 of 107 departures. Every itinerary and its dates are listed under All itineraries above.

American Pride FAQ

What flag does American Pride sail under?

American Pride is registered in United States.

How many passengers does American Pride hold?

American Pride carries about 150 guests.

How old is American Pride?

American Pride entered service in 2012.

How big is American Pride?

At 3,102 gross tons and 92 m long, American Pride is a small expedition-size ship — larger than 30% of the 566 cruise ships cruises.to tracks.

What is the dress code on American Pride?

Casual resort attire is recommended during the day and ashore. For dinner, American Cruise Lines recommends neat country-club-style clothing such as slacks and a sports shirt or a dress and top with slacks.

Is dining included on American Pride?

Shipboard meals and snacks are included. The ship offers open seating in its dining room, with complimentary wine and beer during lunch and dinner and an evening cocktail hour.

Are tips included on American Pride?

Yes. American Cruise Lines includes onboard tips and gratuities in the cruise fare.

Is Wi-Fi available on American Pride?

Yes. The fleet's Wi-Fi service is powered by Starlink, although connectivity can vary in remote areas.

Is American Pride accessible?

The ship provides elevator access to all passenger decks. Guests with specific mobility or accessibility requirements should confirm cabin and route details with American Cruise Lines before booking.

Does American Pride have facilities for children?

The current ship material does not identify a dedicated kids facility. The onboard layout is centered on lounges, dining, quiet study space, fitness and river-view areas.