Captain Memo's Pirate Cruise

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DanielleA

Joined 3 years ago

Fantastic Experience. The people, I mean 'pirates', were absolutely fantastic. The ship caters to the kids by the games, the stories, the prizes, and the fun atmosphere. It also caters to the adults with a full bar, and it keeps your kids busy while you enjoy the boat ride. You could really tell the workers knew how to sail the boat and this provided a lot of comfort and safety. This really has a little something for everyone and I would definitely go back again.

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Cheryliebird

Joined 4 years ago

This is now a tradition. For the past six years Captain Memo's pirate ship cruise has been a tradition for my family. Every other year the kids come to Florida with us and would be disappointed if we didn't go. They have fun every time and they are now 14, 11 and 8. The staff is so friendly, one of the 'pirates' even let my teenage daughter listen to his Ipod when he notices that she was sitting and listening to music...then she joined in the fun. (Teenagers, what can you do?) When we come to Florida without the kids we STILL make sure we go on the Capt. Memo cruise. Free beer and wine while you take a two hour cruise with good music and fun going on all around you...who wouldn't enjoy that. You can spend more money sitting at a bar for two hours and have a lot less fun. They really cater to everyone on this cruise and I would recommend it to anyone! (kids or no kids)

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swtbfly

Joined 7 years ago

Pleasantly Surprised!!!. As a newlywed couple, my husband and I did not know if the pirate ship had anything to offer us. However, we were pleasantly surprised! We chose a sunset/champagne cruise for what felt like the shortest, but most fun-filled, two hours! The pirate ship has SO much to offer to people of all ages. We were able to enjoy the beautiful sunset over the Gulf Of Mexico on the ship's third deck (away from the children). Then, we chose to go back to the main deck for the pirate dance party. The pirates were friendly and helpful and made sure that we never went thirsty! These pirates have thought it all out! From souvenirs to the snack bar, they have it all! I would highly recommend this trip to anyone - anytime!!

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kytuba

Joined 7 years ago

VERY DISSAPOINTED!!. We went on the 10 am cruise Saturday, Sept 2, 2006 and were VERY DISSAPOINTED! The description, both on the website and the brochure, states that the ship would be cruising on the Gulf of Mexico along the Clearwater Beach shore. We didn't even get out of the bay!! We never went past the Sand Key point. The sails were never lowered! We saw NO dolphins! I felt really RIPPED OFF! We didn't pay almost 70.00 total to cruise around the bay! The little kids loved it, but it is DEFINITELY NOT for adults!

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b3j31996

Joined 8 years ago

fun,fun,and more fun!!. We first went on the cruise last August for my son's birthday party and we had a blast. It's August again and we will be on the ship again, we are all very excited. My son will be 4 and my daughter is 6, it's fun for the whole family. The price for what you get is a great deal. Give it a try, you wont regret it.

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Peter Behle

Joined 10 years ago

A fun pirate adventure for the kids, while grown-ups are plied with all-you-can-drink beer and wine.. The Scene
Stow away on the "Pirate's Ransom" and join a rowdy crew of swashbucklers for two adventurous hours along the coast of Clearwater Beach. The free booze (champagne on evening cruises) helps loosen the inhibitions, especially when it's time for face-painting, role-playing games with the kids--after all, someone's gotta play Pegleg the Pirate--and dancing.

The Appeal
The itinerary calls for fun as the colorfully attired crew (Jumpin' Jason, Swashbucklin' Stephanie, etc.) distributes free beer, wine, soft drinks and weapons for water-gun fights. The kids will be fascinated by pirate stories and games. Later in the voyage, shipmates lead conga lines. An engine powers the ship but sails often add atmosphere to the floating festivities. Call ahead to reserve a seat on the 125-passenger vessel or you might miss the boat.