Sail through Summer with Lake and River Fireboat Tour at Chicago Fireboat Tours (Up to 25% Off)
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Experience the thrill of a Summer Weekday Lake and River Fireboat Tour, available for one, two or three people. Embark on an unforgettable journey through scenic waters, soaking in nature's beauty. Book now for an adventure filled with excitement and memories to cherish!
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Ever dreamed of gliding through picturesque waters on a summer's day? Are you curious about the thrill of a fireboat tour amidst nature's splendor? If so, then you should embark on an unforgettable adventure with Chicago Fireboat Tours as they take you on a journey into the enchanting world with their Summer Weekday Lake and River Fireboat Tour deal! September tours drop down to Thursdays only.
What We Offer
- For One: Immerse yourself in history and architecture, riding solo with our expert guide and a picturesque view.
- For Two: Double the joy! Share the experience with a friend or a loved one as you navigate the city's rich heritage together.
- For Three: Make it a trio! Gather your crew for a group escapade along the river, creating memories that'll last a lifetime.
Why You Should Grab This Offer
- Architectural Marvels: Sail past iconic structures, unveiling the city's secrets.
- Expert Guides: Our knowledgeable guides bring history to life with fascinating narratives.
- Breathtaking Views: Capture stunning cityscapes, offering the perfect photo op.
- Group Bonding: Strengthen connections as you explore with friends or family.
- Glowing Ratings: Rave reviews on Google attest to our commitment to an unforgettable experience.
About Chicago Fireboat Tours
Established in 2019, Chicago Fireboat Tours is a business owned and operated by veterans, offering historical and architectural tours, cruises, and private charters on Lake Michigan and the Chicago River.
Embark on an unforgettable journey through the city's history and architecture with Chicago Fireboat Tours. The rich tapestry of Chicago's past and structures is explored during these experiences.
Need To Know Info
☎️ Booking: Reservation required. Merchant contact information will be available for you after purchase in [My Stuff](https://www.groupon.com/mystuff).
⚒ Additional Information:
✦ Online reservation is required on our website under the ''Book Now'' section.
✦ 1 Groupon code per order reservation in the ''Promo code'' section.
✦ Valid only for ride dates stated (May 28th - September 26th) and ride specified (Historical and Architecture Lake and River Tour).
✦ Not valid for ''special event'' cruises.
✦ Subject to seat availability and tour times.
✦ Company cancellation policy applies.
✦ Subject to weather.
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About Chicago Fireboat Tours
Originally crafted as the pride of the Chicago Fire Department, the Fred A. Busse boasts a heritage steeped in valor and innovation. Constructed in 1936 in Bay City, Michigan, this iconic vessel pays homage to the 39th Mayor of Chicago, embodying the city's resilience and spirit. Commissioned on May 4, 1937, it set a new standard as the largest diesel-powered fireboat globally, showcasing Chicago's commitment to cutting-edge technology. Tailored to glide effortlessly beneath the city's bridges, it revolutionized emergency response, ensuring swift aid during critical moments. With a legacy built on reliability and efficiency, it remains a symbol of Chicago's unwavering dedication to safety and service.
Step aboard this floating marvel to experience history firsthand, where every rivet tells a tale of bravery and ingenuity. Immerse yourself in the captivating narrative of a city shaped by fire and fortitude as you traverse Lake Michigan and the Chicago River. Marvel at the vessel's four powerful water pumps, capable of unleashing 10,000 gallons per minute, reaching heights that defy the skyline. Retired in 1981 after decades of faithful service, it now stands as a testament to Chicago's enduring spirit.