Classic Harbor Line Boston

Lisa M. 

on Yelp

7 years ago

I found a deal on Goldstar so the girlfriends and I thought it would be fun take a Northern Lights Brunch Cruise out of Rowes Warf. When we boarded they served bagels, pastries, blueberry muffins, and some fruit. Water and coffee were free, however juice was extra. $2 for a cup of OJ just double the size of a dixie cup. Next they brought out the "main" course which consisted of runny scrambled eggs, bacon so peppered it was spicey, and some fatty sausage links. Definitely not what you'd expect for $74 a person (this was regu... read more

Emily C. 

on Yelp

9 years ago

My family and I are in Boston for our first time. Along with the boat being as packed as it could have possibly been, we did not receive a safety briefing. Although this was a more casual cruise, that does not give an excuse to cut corners. We also anticipated more conversation about the harbor itself and surroundings. Instead, we were given a ride out, and a ride back. Much less informative than we would have liked. 

Mark L. 

on Yelp

9 years ago

The 4th of July Fireworks cruise on Northern Lights was a complete DISAPPOINTMENT! The line emphasizes Fireworks in their advertising yet in actuality, they keep you very far away from actually enjoying any. In their ad, they mention obstructed views. This would lead you to believe that ON the ship, some views may be obstructed by the ships ceiling or canopy. The actual obstruction occurs when they sail to the other side of a large hill, very far away from fireworks. You have to look way off in the distance at the very top o... read more