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I was reading about dinner cruises but they require a jacket and we aren't going to bring dressy clothes for vacation. How about the lunch or siteseeing tours. Are they worth it? Which company did you cruise with?
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Has anyone cruised the potomac
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We took a lunch cruise on The Odyssey several years back and really enjoyed it. The food was decent and they had a live band playing. Here's a link
http://www.odysseycruises.com/dc/index.cfm
http://www.odysseycruises.com/dc/index.cfm
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Three years ago we did a lunch cruise on Spirit of Wash. - www.spiritofwashington.com
I'd do it again - it's about 3 blocks from Metro
I'd do it again - it's about 3 blocks from Metro
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We enjoyed a Potomac River dinner cruise some years ago that departed from the waterfront in Alexandria VA. The boat did & U-turn up near Georgetown, then cruised back to the dock near Old Town. We were guests of a real estate broker with whom we had done some repeat business. It was coat & tie, as I recall.
We enjoyed a Potomac River dinner cruise some years ago that departed from the waterfront in Alexandria VA. The boat did & U-turn up near Georgetown, then cruised back to the dock near Old Town. We were guests of a real estate broker with whom we had done some repeat business. It was coat & tie, as I recall.
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It's a shame the men won't have a jacket. The evening cruises are well worth the effort. Our favorite is the Dandy out of Alexandria. http://www.dandydinnerboat.com/
For no meals, just a tour of the river, try the Admiral Tilp at the base of Cameron Street in Alexandria, at the City docks. http://www.potomacriverboatco.com/admiraltilp.php
You said that you didn't want to bring dressy clothes for vacation, but you are coming into a cosmopolitan area. In order to feel comfortable, I would recommend that the women have dressy slacks and tops or a dress, and that the men have jackets and collared shirts.
For no meals, just a tour of the river, try the Admiral Tilp at the base of Cameron Street in Alexandria, at the City docks. http://www.potomacriverboatco.com/admiraltilp.php
You said that you didn't want to bring dressy clothes for vacation, but you are coming into a cosmopolitan area. In order to feel comfortable, I would recommend that the women have dressy slacks and tops or a dress, and that the men have jackets and collared shirts.
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