Easter is just around the corner, and if you’re in New York City, or plan to be in the Big Apple over the upcoming holiday, here’s a lovely idea for you: slip on some comfy yacht-wear and enjoy Easter Sunday Dinner, or Brunch, sailing around New York Harbor.
Hornblower Cruises offers your choice of a dinner or jazz brunch cruise, while TicketsatWork.com kicks in savings of 30% for tickets.
Get your family and friends together and make it a very special Easter holiday.
Here’s an up-close look at the two Easter Holiday cruises from Hornblower:
Easter Sunday Dinner Cruise
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Take some time to relax and cruise around New York Harbor, see all the sights including the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Governors Island, the Brooklyn Bridge and spectacular views of Manhattan’s iconic skyline.
While you take in the sites, enjoy a seasonal Easter buffet dinner as well as a dessert station.
Here’s What’s Included:
• Three hour cruise
• Easter Inspired Buffet
• Soda and juice
• Signature coffee and herbal teas
• DJ on board
Time: Board 4:30pm, Sail 5:00-8:00 pm
Duration: 3 hours
Easter Sunday Jazz Brunch Cruise
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Maybe this year someone else handles all the brunch cookin’, while you and your family enjoy a festive outing aboard Hornblower’s Easter Brunch Cruise.
This Easter Brunch Cruise is a fantastic idea: spectacular views of the city skyline and New York’s iconic landmarks, paired with a decadent brunch buffet and endless mimosas.
There will be live jazz music on board, too.
Extra Cruise Info:
• Two Hour Cruise
• Reserved Seating
• Bountiful brunch buffet
• Dessert station
• Free flowing Mimosas
• Signature coffee and herbal teas
• Live jazz band on board
Sailing:
Boarding: 12:30pm
Cruising: 1:00pm – 3:00pm
Celebrate Easter this year aboard one of Hornblower Cruises’ amazing yachts; first-class service, family, friends, fun, unrivaled views and a festive atmosphere all adds up to a special Easter Sunday.
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By: Jeff Hyatt
TicketsatWork Blog 