Due to popular demand, this year’s Antiques Theme Cruise will explore Maine’s stunning coastline and charming New England villages. Guests will enjoy a range of antiques-related programming both on board and ashore. Aboard the American Glory, one of the line’s newest Coastal Cats, travelers will have the unique opportunity to attend an ANTIQUES ROADSHOW taping in Boothbay Harbor on June 18th. The taping will be held at the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, where guests can bring up to two items to be appraised (subject to the show’s guidelines). Additionally, when the American Glory docks in Bar Harbor on June 20th, two of the show’s renowned appraisers, along with a producer, will join guests for an exclusive behind-the-scenes evening, offering insights into the making of the beloved TV series.
“American Cruise Lines’ guests have a common bond with ANTIQUES ROADSHOW’s millions of weekly viewers in their shared passion for American culture, and in uncovering the fascinating histories which often exist right in our own backyards,” said Charles B. Robertson, President & CEO of American Cruise Lines. “We are so pleased to offer this special opportunity once again for our guests.”
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW continues to be PBS’ most-watched ongoing primetime series. American Cruise Lines operates the world’s only fleet of small ships and riverboats that are 100% U.S.-flagged.
The 2025 Antiques Theme Cruise from American Cruise Lines sets sail on June 16th, offering a Pre-Cruise Hotel Stay in Bangor, Maine. The Maine Coast & Harbors Cruises, which run between Bangor and Portland, also stop in Bath, Boothbay Harbor, Rockland, and Bar Harbor, Maine.
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