Provincetown II

Drinks were weak and lines were super long. Worst part was a guy grabbing me and sticking his tongue into my ear, my boyfriend luckily saved me from this monster and although the «boss» of the cruise supposedly took all his info and snapped pics of his ID to show police, we got off the boat and the cops were there, he claimed he didn’t actually take any pictures, he was just trying to scare him. The guy who not only assaulted me but 5 other women walked free despite screaming «don’t call the cops, I have several warrants!» ok thanks for a terrible night guys. I don’t suggest this place for any woman.

We went here not expecting much, it was such a fun time. Top deck was a DJ. Then the middle was a great 80’s band, then EDM on the bottom floor. There were hundred of people have a great time. The food didn’t look that great. The drinks were good and the music was great. More under 30’s but a good mix, maybe because of the 80’s. I would definitely recommend.

Drinking and dancing under the stars on a boat in the Boston Harbor. Doesn’t get much better than that.
My friends and I bought Gilt offers for $ 35 each for a sushi-​making class and harbor cruise. Although the sushi experience was a bit disappointing (see my Sea To You Sushi review for deets), we really enjoyed the boat experience.
The pretty cheap drinks ($ 5 wine/​beer, $ 7 mixed drinks) at the 3 bars, the free airbrush tattoos, and the DJ made for a fun, different Thursday night activity. The crowd was mixed: we saw everything from older couples to twenty-​something in tight dresses who were obviously on the prowl. Mostly though, they were young professionals like us just looking to have a good time and celebrate that the workweek was almost over.
Next time, we’ll ditch the sushi and just buy tickets for the boat. They offer some limited snack options on board (pizza, etc), but I would probably find somewhere to eat and drink a bit beforehand, so you can focus on dancing and taking in the great views.

Boston Event Guide hosts cruises during the summer aboard this vessel… and I love it. My friends and I have been going for the past 3 years. No complaints. The boat is big, the drinks are strong and the music is loud. Lots of fun to be had by all.

We got a deal from LivingSocial to go on the Boston Harbor cruise on the 4^th of July for $ 11.25 per person, so I didn’t really expect much. What we got was a beautiful cruise around Boston Harbor with breathtaking views of the skyline, the tall ships, which were in town, as well as a view of every fireworks show within 10 miles. The drinks are pretty much all $ 5 apiece, there is a DJ on the top deck, and there are two more decks that are more quiet. Smoking is allowed anywhere that is open, which is about 75% of the surface area you can be standing on. This isn’t really for the 30+ crowd unless you don’t mind being greatly outnumbered by the 21 – 25 demographic. I honestly couldn’t think of a better way to celebrate Americas freedom than having a few drinks and cruising around the harbor of America’s greatest city. I would still recommend this as a great event to bring a group of friends to even if there isn’t a holiday or special event. A+