Boston Signature Dinner Cruise with Buffet

Overview

See Boston’s waterfront sights from the deck of a luxury sunset dinner cruise. Enjoy a fabulous fine-dining buffet and hit the dance floor while one of Boston’s top DJs spins your favorite songs. Join the sunset party on the ship’s exterior deck – the biggest patio party in Boston!

City: Boston

Tue 24 Sep

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Starting at $149.02

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Tue 24 Sep

Starting at $149.02

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Buffet dinner

DJ entertainment

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
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Event duration is approximately 2 to 3 hours
Seating is only guaranteed together for the number of tickets confirmed on this voucher. Reservations may not be combined.
Boarding at World Trade Center. Spirit of Boston 200 Seaport Boulevard, Boston MA 02110

What To Expect

City Cruises Boston

Spirit of Boston is laid-back and fun with an exciting experience

Bunker Hill Monument

See historic monuments and views from the water

USS Constitution

See historic monuments and views from the water

Cancellation Policy

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

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Reviews (167)

Robert T

Feb 2018

This was a birthday celebration idea and what a great and unique way to spend the evening with friends for a special occasion.

hugo s

Dec 2017

Nothing good to say about from beginning to the end terrible the staff not friendly the table the music everything was really bad

Response from Host

Dec 2017

Hugo - It's never our goal to provide a less than exceptional experience aboard our boats, and for that, I'm extremly sorry. However, we greatly appreciate you taking the time to provide the feedback. Thank you - Maeve

texrons

Nov 2017

We did the dinner cruise hoping to see some of Boston Harbor. We did not take into account the fact that it essentially gets dark 2 hours sooner on the East Coast as opposed to where we live on the Gulf Coast. So, it was pitch black when we boarded the ship. The food was good and the employees friendly and professional. Things ran quite well and everyone knew their rolls and timing. Departure and docking was smooth.

One of the things that we learned was that they had different seating assignments based on your willingness to pay upgrades. We asked for a window seat and were told that our ticket was not for window seating. It was not apparent to me when I made the reservation on Viator that this would be the case. I had assumed it was general admission because I only saw 1 reservation admission price for this cruise. After returning home, I went directly to the Spirit of Boston web site and saw that there were obviously different tiers of pricing on their site.

The cruise ship was nice, as it has been recently renovated. It had 3 decks of seating and an upper, observation deck. We boarded and asked if we could go up to the 3rd deck. Again, for a better harbor view. We were told we could and did so. We got a drink and got seated. After a few minutes a supervisor came and told us that the deck we were on was reserved for a group. There had been several busses disinterring guest when we arrived and some of them were apparently prepaid charters for the cruise. We were escorted to the lower, 1st deck. I explained that we had asked if we could go up and were told we could. The supervisor replied that the crew member should have distinguished whether we were in the private party group before doing so. Politely handled, but could have been avoided.