American Eagle - Maine Cruise Vlog Episode 2 - American Cruise Lines Review

[@shadyberero6809]

Fabulous video. Fantastic scenery, epic drone views, charming and engaging narration.

[@laurigoff]

You are a master drone operator - thank you for your always-excellent videos and commentary. I’ll be on Down East Maine in 2025 and can’t wait!

[@stevebartley628]

Great drone work !

[@stevebartley628]

Years ago I visited the Owl’s Head Teanspirtation Museum. What a great museum. That night I had dinner wirh my great-uncle and found out that he had been friends with Orville Wright !

[@a.e.7988]

that is so cool! my uncle jumped on D Day. we have much to be proud of!

[@billk9516]

Thanks Jim for your efforts on making great videos over the years.

[@JimZim]

Thanks, Bill! I really appreciate that. I just finished editing the third and final video in this series... so, be sure to check back next Saturday when it goes public.

[@annettewrightwright7400]

Great

[@chrismccarty3738]

How is the wi-fi on America Cruise Lines? Is it good enough to work on it? Thanks for your great videos.

[@JimZim]

Thankfully, they've got Starlink Internet now... so, it works fairly well. The first few ACL cruises I did... they had a different Internet provider and it was horrible. But it is much better now with Starlink. Another factor you might not have considered... ACL cruises are different than cruises you may have done on big cruise ships to international destinations. Those ships go way out in the ocean where there are no cell towers. ACL ships are almost always along the coastline or on rivers and therefore you are almost always within reach of a cell tower. So, if you run in to any trouble with the ship's Internet, your phone may very well have a perfectly good 5G connection. And if you want to use your laptop, you could just set up a hotspot on your phone. But for the most part, you'll just use the ship's Starlink Internet... and it will work just fine.