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American Cruise Lines Plans Three Additional Visits to Sag Harbor This Year

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An American Cruise Lines ship made its inaugural visit to Sag Harbor in May 2024. The company plans three more visits to the village this year. DANA SHAW

An American Cruise Lines ship made its inaugural visit to Sag Harbor in May 2024. The company plans three more visits to the village this year. DANA SHAW

authorStephen J. Kotz on Mar 26, 2025
American Cruise Lines, whose small coastal cruise ships began visiting Sag Harbor last year, will return this year, but the company plans to increase its number of visits from eight... more

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