Boston Codzilla High-Speed Thrill Boat Ride

Overview

Codzilla has arrived. And Boston Harbor will never be the same. Now there are more thrills, more laughs and more speed than you ever imagined as you zip across the ocean at up to 40 miles per an hour. You’ll roar for more after riding Codzilla. We put the pedal to the metal and the volume to 11 as we blast an original soundtrack and show scripted by Hollywood screenwriters. Sit back and relax? Not on this cruise.

City: Boston

Sat 21 Sep

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Starting at $45.94

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What's Included

Listen to the original soundtrack and show scripted by Hollywood screenwriters

Waterproof bags

Free poncho on board

45-minute High-Speed Codzilla Thrill Boat Ride

Narrated thrill ride recounting the legendary tale of how Codzilla came to Boston

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Codzilla is not an ordinary boat ride. Codzilla is a Thrill Ride featuring speeds of up to 40 MPH, with bumps, twists, turns, and 360-degree spins.
Due to the fast, intense maneuvers, and extreme forces of the Codzilla Thrill Ride, you should only board this vessel if you are in good health and free from high blood pressure, heart, back or neck problems, motion sickness, or other conditions that could be aggravated by this ride.
The boat is wheelchair accessible, however the restrooms are not wheelchair accessible.

Cancellation Policy

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

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Reviews (237)

Lake3265

Aug 2018

While on a short family vacation in Boston my family and I decided to ride Codzilla. It's something we've done about 3 years ago and enjoyed very much. Once again we weren't disappointed! It was as much fun the second time as the first. We originally had bought tickets online for 8/11/18 but we were rained out. I didn't have any problem rescheduling our experience for 8/16/18. Boston Harbor Cruises were very helpful in handling our ticket reschedule. They changed them without a problem. We also had our family picture taken by BHC photographer just before getting on Codzilla. However, with our excitement from the ride, we forgot about the picture and we hadn't gotten a ticket for the picture so we had no way of getting the picture. The picture meant a lot to me because it's the only family picture I had during vacation and my son, who is in the military, was heading back to base. When we got home I emailed BHC and they replied the next day with the info I would need to track down the picture. I was able to locate the pic and order it. Boston Harbor Cruises were great from rescheduling our tickets, the Codzilla ride, to locating our picture.

Bob M

Aug 2018

Grandparents with an 11y/o grandson. We all had a great time and all enjoyed the ride. Do not turn down the plastic cover they offer.

Marshcap1

Aug 2018

So I did the Codzilla ride with my family yesterday. My kids, ages 11 and 15, loved it. My wife, not exactly a thrill seeker, had her concerns but I think had fun. I have been on boats my whole life and it was pretty fun – but it could’ve been better. We Made reservations for Sunday on Saturday morning. Most rides were still available. We went in to the city, parked and wandered around a bit before heading to the boat. We got there about 15 minutes early and we could just walk on. Nope! They kindly pointed to the line of maybe 80 or 100 people. We were a bit concerned that we would not get to sit together, but it turns out we got an entire road to ourselves, Albeit toward the back of the boat. When you head out into the harbor, you have to go fairly slow as there is a no wake zone until maybe a half a mile out. Then they go on it and the fun begins. Unless you are in the front you really cannot see anything ahead of you, but the views to either side we’re fine. Boston Harbor is quite busy with all sorts of boat including some large tankers so there was always something to look at. I was a little surprised and or disappointed that there best way of getting people wet seems to be slowing down into either waves or just slowing down the front of the boat comes down pretty fast and water shooting everywhere. I got fairly soaked two or three times and I was in the middle back of the boat. Some people on the outside edges were drenched. The boat ride lasts about 40 minutes, I’ll be at maybe 15 of those minutes are spent with the guy upfront talking. But you do blast around for about 20 minutes.