Summer Dance Series

2.5 hours

Pier 83, Midtown

The 2024 Summer Dance Series has already kicked off! Don’t miss our final event—a thrilling Usher-themed cruise on September 5th.

Dance Cruise
Fitness instructor on board
Snacks & full bar
Photo stop at the Statue of Liberty

Calling All Beyhive Members!

Get ready to saddle up for the ultimate adventure—the Cowboy Carter Inspired Dance Cruise! 🌟🐎

This is not your average night on the water. We're fusing Beyoncé's fierce energy with a touch of Southern charm for a Bey-tastic celebration like no other! Think rhinestones, boots, and body rolls as we cruise through the Hudson in full country-glam style.

The night kicks off with a high-energy dance lesson led by choreographer Byron Freeman, who will teach you the moves from one of Beyoncé’s iconic performances. After you’ve got the steps down, the cruise transforms into Club Cowboy Carter—with an all-Beyoncé playlist rocking the boat while we sail off into the sunset on the Harbor.

Keep the party going with Queen Carter-inspired cocktails, including the Alien SuperMARG, Drunk in Lovetini, RUM the World (Girls!), and more, as you sip, sing, and sail through the stunning NYC skyline.

While this unforgettable tribute to the Queen Bey is unofficial (and not authorized by the queen herself), it promises a night full of unforgettable memories, fierce moves, and epic vibes.

So, Beyhive, get ready for a boot-stompin’, body-rollin’, Bey-tastic good time you won’t stop talking about! Let’s make some waves and celebrate the ultimate ride! 💃🤠✨

Don’t miss the chance to join us on this one-of-a-kind NYC adventure—get your tickets now!

On Board Activities

Join Byron Freeman, Pop Choreography Expert from B. Free Dance, as he leads a fun, easy-to-follow dance routine that’s perfect for all skill levels. Once you’ve got the moves, get ready to show them off in a free-for-all dance session, set against the stunning city sunset.

Prefer to skip the dancing? No problem! The dance class is optional, and there’s plenty more to enjoy. Relax and soak in the lively atmosphere, cheer on your friends, or get creative in our costume contest. Enjoy signature cocktails inspired by your favorite star, snap photos in our complimentary photobooth, and capture memories at our various photo ops around the ship.

Whether you’re dancing or just relaxing, there’s something for everyone to enjoy on board!

While this unofficial tribute to these stars is not blessed with their authorization, it will offer attendees an unforgettable, unique NYC experience.

See the most famous NYC landmarks

Unparalleled views from the water

Sit back, relax and enjoy breathtaking views of the NYC skyline and the Statue of Liberty while our award winning tour guides narrate every detail along your route.

Empire State Building

Standing 1,250’ (381m) tall, it was the world's tallest building from 1931 until the World Trade Center was completed in 1972.

Chrysler Building

Classic Art Deco architecture, the building dons gargoyles that depict car ornaments and a spire modeled on a radiator grille.

High Line

An extraordinary 1.45 mile-long (2.33 km) elevated park built on an abandoned section of a former railroad.

One World Trade Center

Built to memorialize the Twin Towers, the 1,776’ (541m) “Freedom Tower” is the tallest building in the Western hemisphere.

Statue of Liberty

Standing 305’ (93m) tall, Lady Liberty has welcomed visitors since she was bequeathed to America from France in 1886.

Ellis Island

The busiest US immigrant port processed over 12 million immigrants from 1892 to 1954.

DUMBO

DUMBO's cobblestone streets and converted Brooklyn warehouse buildings are home to boutiques, trendy restaurants and cafés.

South Street Seaport

The South Street Seaport is a historic area in New York City. It features some of the oldest architecture in downtown Manhattan.

Brooklyn Bridge

The longest suspension bridge when it opened in 1883, its 276’ (84m) high towers are built of limestone, granite and cement.

Manhattan Bridge

Constructed in 1901, the Manhattan Bridge is a suspension bridge, connecting Lower Manhattan with Downtown Brooklyn.