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Come aboard an authentic 16th-century Spanish boat replica for an open premium bar!
It's not the Black Pearl but it's pretty close to it. Bring your best mates aboard El Galeón, a 170-foot, 495-ton authentic wooden replica of a Spanish galleon for the best nautical party New York's ever seen. What with an open bar (try the Drunken Sailor Punch), hors d'oeuvres, and DJ Yanic spinning tunes all night, it's a party even Jack Sparrow and Blackbeard would envy.
Party Includes:
- exclusive access to a dockside replica pirate ship
- open Bar (depends on ticket type) + passed hors d'oeuvres
- featured drinks: Dark + Stormy and Drunken Sailor Punch
- pirate attire highly encouraged - DJ Yanic + dancing
- photographer to capture the fun
Over 21s only. Dress code: pirate attire is highly encouraged.
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