Don’t be disappointed (again!) this New Year’s Eve. Treat yourself to a night you’ll always remember and ring in the New Year with family and friends in New York Harbor aboard New York Water Taxi.
Enjoy revelry on the water and end the year on a high note making some resolutions that will be a pleasure to keep. Greet 2011 in comfort and style. Everything is included: Enjoy festive cocktails, tasty hors d’oeuvres, sparkling champagne, fun party favors and a night of great music and dancing. Add to all that the breathtaking views of New York’s iconic harbor shimmering under the colorful explosions of the annual South Street Seaport fireworks display at midnight and you’ve got all the ingredients for an incredible and memorable night.
New Year’s Eve Party on NEW YORK WATER TAXI
Step aboard sleek and modern Water Taxi for an unforgettable night. Enjoy:
• A "Welcome Aboard cocktail"
• Spectacular views of the New York’s iconic landmarks and glittering skyline
• South Street Seaport fireworks celebration
• Live DJ Entertainment and Dancing
• Hors d'oeuvres, an open bar (beer, wine, soft drinks) and a Champagne toast at midnight.
• 3-hour Party Cruise
• Viewing Deck and Fully Enclosed, Climate Controlled Decks
• Watch the ball drop, on our 42" plasma televisions and six-zone Bose sound system will be tuned in for the Times Square festivities for the countdown to 2011.
Schedule & Pricing:
Departs: Pier 17, South Street Seaport December 31, 2010
Boards 9:30pm, Sail: 10:00pm. Returns 1:00am January 1, 2011
Price: $120.00 per person.
All passengers must be 21 years or older with valid ID.
Click here to make reservations.
FUN FACTS
The Times Square New Year’s Eve Ball
The Times Square New Year’s Eve Ball is a 12-foot geodesic sphere and weighs 11,875 pounds. It’s covered in 2,668 crystals and powered by 32,256 LEDS. The ball is capable of creating a palette of more than 16 million vibrant colors and billions of patterns producing a stunning kaleidoscope effect.
Auld Lang Syne
This is a Scottish poem written by Robert Burns in 1788 and based on an old traditional folk song. The title literally means “old long since” or old times.
