"Our expansive windows provide guests with panoramic views of the sites along the waterfront.”
Ryan O’Connor, CTIS Philadelphia Belle
The Philadelphia Belle offers two-hour lunch and brunch cruises, as well as a three-hour dinner cruise option. "For our lunch cruise, in addition to the meal we offer a DJ and narration of the sites along the Delaware. For our brunch cruise, guests are treated to a jazz trio to go along with their meal," said O'Connor.
"The dinner cruise lasts three hours, and consists of a four-course, elegant dinner accompanied by live musical entertain- ment," he added.
The Philadelphia Belle can accommodate groups ranging in size from 20 to 1,000 pas- sengers (reception-style). For a seated meal, the ship's total capacity is approxi- mately 750, with seating for around 250 on each of its climate-controlled decks. "Our expansive windows provide guests with panoramic views of the sites along the waterfront. For private dinners or recep- tions, we also have a parlor room that can hold around 30 for a meal or about 50 for a reception," said O'Connor.
All levels of the Philadelphia Belle offer multiple configuration options and plenty of flexibility, too. According to O'Connor, "We have played host to corporate show- case events, trade shows, meetings, product launches, fund raisers, galas, holiday par- ties, networking functions, and also as a way to entertain clients."
For those who want to enjoy the cruise without the meal, Philadelphia Belle does offer a "cruise only" option for $27.95 per person that includes entertainment and spectacular views of the Delaware River waterfront.
Whether hitting the links or cruising along the river, groups will find plenty of options available for outings that are fun and inspirational while also promoting team unity.
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