Entertainment Cruises Plans Cruise Boat Renovation

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Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Spirit of New Jersey Schedules $1.5 Million Renovation for Completion in Spring 2012.

 

Entertainment Cruises, the largest harbor cruise company in the United States, today announced that plans are underway for a $1.5 million renovation of the Spirit of New Jersey, scheduled for completion in time for the spring/summer season. It will feature quality improvement initiatives aimed at modernizing the vessel and providing a fresh and trendy dining and entertainment experience.

 

The Spirit of New Jersey renovation will showcase a contemporary design featuring innovative lighting and a delightful composition of color, patterns and texture in its new bars, carpet, chairs and overall atmosphere. Highlights include a state of the art lighted dance floor, LED lighting, and a newly-designed open-air outer Observation Deck. The deck will be completely outfitted with new comfortable lounge seating and lighted bar, creating a new modern environment for guests to enjoy the fresh air and views of New York Harbor.

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