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Scenic Dinner Cruise in Chicago - Monday thru Thursday - April to October
Chicago Dinner Cruises On the Scenic Lakefront Dinner Cruise, you're invited to socialize...mingle...and enjoy! Enjoy exciting views from your private table during this two hour cruise. But, you are also welcome to explore our many observation decks. Our interactive DJs play a variety of musical genres for listening and dancing. Enjoy the buffet, prepared fresh onboard daily. Chicago Tribune food critic, Janet Franz said "the food is remarkably good." These rates are for the regular dinner cruise Monday through Thursday from April through October.
Cancellation Policy: There are no refunds. All sales are final. Change Fee Policy: If changes are allowed on a tour or activity, a $20.00 per reservation change fee will be applied for any change to a reservation. Please note that some tours and activities do not allow any changes. Date changes can be made only if we can confirm availability on the new date. While we cannot guarantee any changes can be made, all change requests must be submitted a minimum of 24 hours prior to the tour departure and must be handled on an individual basis through our Reservations Center. Schedule Notes This cruise is not available on July 3 or 4. Special event cruises are available on those dates at different prices. For Wednesdays from June through August, please order Scenic Dinner Fireworks Cruise in Chicago - Wednesday. Lake Breeze Dinner Cruises are substituted on some of these same dates at slightly different cruise times from April to October.
SAMPLE Lakefront Dinner Menu Buffet prepared fresh onboard daily Garden Salad - Assorted Field Greens tossed with European Cucumbers, Cheddar Cheese, Seasoned Croutons and Creamy Italian Dressing Vegetable Crudités - With Ranch Dressing Buffalo Chicken Wings - With Bleu Cheese Dressing Thai BBQ Sirloin of Beef - Smoked and Roasted in a Tangy BBQ Sauce Spicy Cheese Ravioli - Lightly fried and served with Zesty Marinara Garlic & Herb Hummus - Served with Toasted Pita Crisps Seasoned Waffle Fries Assorted Freshly Baked Rolls An Assortment of Desserts
The Boat - Mystic Blue
Sights on the Cruise Treat yourself to one of the top ten most spectacular views in America. The Society of American Travel Writers voted the Chicago skyline, as seen from a boat, as one of the top ten most spectacular panoramic views in all of America. The Chicago skyline view from the lake received more votes than Diamond Head in Hawaii and Big Sur, California. You will see World-Famous Architecture: Navy Pier - 1916: Built originally as a port facility for commercial shipping and Great Lakes excursion boats, Navy Pier sits on a 25 acre peninsula. In 1995, the pier re-opened to the public after a 150-million-dollar rehabilitation. Lake Point Tower - 1968: The unique shape of this residential building was designed to let strong lake winds more easily slip around its edges, reducing their direct effects on the structure. The Adler Planetarium - 1931: The planetarium is named for its donor, Max Adler, the Former vice president of the Sears, Roebuck and Company. A daily sky show reproduces the natural night sky. The John G. Shedd Aquarium - 1929: It is one of the world's largest displays of aquatic life, with some 7,500 living specimens. The Oceanarium contains a 3-million gallon habitat for beluga whales and dolphins. Sears Tower - 1974: At 1,454 feet, it is the world's second tallest building. The Smurfit-Stone Container Building - 1983: The sloping top provides two-story atrium offices on the top ten floors with unobstructed views of Grant Park and Lake Michigan. One Prudential Plaza - 1955: The first building constructed after World War II. It houses a 65-ton sculpture of the Rock of Gibraltar. Two Prudential Plaza - 1988: This 64-story building is Chicago's fourth largest. The Aon Center - 1974: Designed by Edward Durell Stone, was built in 1974 and had been the tallest marble-clad structure in the world. Unable to withstand Chicago's extreme temperatures and high winds, the white marble panels have recently been replaced by speckled granite. The John Hancock Center - 1969: 1,127 feet, the giant "X" beams which criss-cross the structure help the building cope with Chicago's high-wind conditions. Frequently Asked Questions
--May I bring my own camera on board?
--Is there a coat check where my jacket and briefcase may be kept during the cruise?
--What is our cruise route?
--How far off shore does the ship travel?
--What is the dress attire?
--Is the ship handicap accessible?
--Are there restrooms on board?
--Is there pre-assigned seating?
--What if it rains? This tour does NOT include a hotel pick-up. Rates are per person and include tax and basic food service gratuity. Bar purchases, tax on bar purchases and gratuity on bar purchases are not included. There is no child discount for this cruise, but children 2 and under are free. Reserve online, or call us toll-free at 888-881-3284. ![]() |
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