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Affairs Afloat – West Village

Evening Dance-Party River Cruise for 1, 2, 4, or 10 People

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No Longer Available
Thu Jul 19 03:59:59 UTC 2012
Value
$24
Discount
63%
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$15
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  • Date Night

In a Nutshell

Cruises replete with live entertainment drift along the Hudson, enabling guests to hit the dance floor & take in views of the skyline

The Fine Print

  • Expires Dec 19, 2012
  • May buy multiple. Valid only for option purchased. Must be 21 or older with valid ID. Alcohol is not discounted more than 50%. Subject to weather. Must use promotional value in 1 visit. Valid only for the Tropicana Friday Cruise, Copacabana Cruise, or Brazilian Cruise. Dress code strictly enforced. Attire not permitted; sneakers, hats, shorts, T-shirts, boots, jerseys, sweat pants, baggy, sloppy or torn clothing.
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Boats are like rich parents, in that they will float you for a few years while you drift around playing acoustic guitar and getting drunk. Live the dream with this Groupon.

Choose from Four Options

  • $9 for an evening cruise package (up to a $24 total value), which includes one bronze-level general admission ticket for a 4.5-hour Tropicana Friday Cruise, a 4-hour Copacabana Cruise, or a 4-hour Brazilian Cruise (up to a $15 value) and one well drink (a $9 value). See the full cruise schedule for boarding and departure times.
  • $17 for an evening cruise package for 2, which includes all the above for both guests (up to a $48 total value)
  • $29 for an evening cruise package for 4, which includes all the above for each guest (up to a $96 total value)
  • $79 for an evening cruise package for 10 (up to a $250 total value), which includes 10 bronze-level general admission tickets for a Tropicana Friday Cruise, a Copacabana Cruise, or a Brazilian Cruise (up to a $15 value each) and two bottles of champagne (a $50 value each)

The Tropicana Friday Cruise rings in the weekend with an evening float replete with live DJs as well as a cash bar and cash buffet. Wending past the Statue of Liberty, the Copacabana Cruise coaxes guests onto the dance floor where a live DJ drops hypnotic rhythms of blaring salsa and merengue music. An ever-changing lineup of talent—including members of The New York Samba School or the band Mais Um—brings authentic flavor to the Brazilian Cruise, which includes a DJ spinning club volume level ebullient Brazilian tunes into the night. A dress code banning T-shirts, sneakers, and sweatpants is strictly enforced for all cruises, and guests are encouraged to don professional or trendy togs to these nightclub inspired events.

Affairs Afloat

Bathed in the rosy glow of sunset, the Statue of Liberty seems eager to hop aboard the boat floating leisurely past her feet and take a turn about the packed dance floor. The joyful strains of merengue drift from the vessel, where a flock of well-dressed guests show off their moves and weave along the deck for a refreshing breath of night air. Dedicated to cultivating merry outings such as this, Affairs Afloat hosts a variety of cruises along the Hudson River and New York City Harbor aboard their two vessels, each Coast Guard certified for events accommodating up to 450 guests. Each themed cruise features live entertainment ranging from DJs to Brazilian bands and dance troupes, and a cash bar and cash buffet keep internal engines revved up throughout the evening. Guests unwind as they drink in unique views of the city, from glittering skyscrapers to the nesting King Kongs that call them home. Along with high-energy evening cruises for the 21+ set, Affairs Afloat also hosts Kiddie Cruises filled with activities such as face painting, magic shows, and arts and crafts.

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