Football Tailgating Cruise for Two, Four, or Eight from Anita Dee Yacht Charters (Half Off)
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Yacht cruise to and from Solider Field for Chicago Bears home game; dockside tailgating party with former Bears player signing autographs
Boats are like rich parents, in that they will float you for a few years while you drift around playing acoustic guitar and working on your coming-of-age novel. Live the dream with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
$119 for two tickets to a tailgating cruise (a $240 value)
$239 for four tickets to a tailgating cruise (a $480 value)
$479 for eight tickets to a tailgating cruise (a $960 value)
Three hours before kickoff at a Chicago Bears home game, cruises begin boarding at Navy Pier on the following dates:
- Monday, October 22, at 4:30 p.m.
- Sunday, October 28, at 9 a.m.
- Sunday, November 11, at 4:30 p.m. Sunday, November 25, at 9 a.m.
Once everyone is aboard, the yacht speeds past the Loop to McCormick Place, where it docks and a 90-minute tailgating party begins. Guests compete in beanbag tournaments, sip cocktails or beer, chow down at the buffet and chili bar, and pose with a former Bears player such as Steve McMichael, Otis Wilson, or Dennis McKinnon (appearances vary by date). As game time nears, guests can leave the dock at McCormick Place and take the approximately 10-minute walk to Solider Field. Around the time of kickoff, the cruise takes passengers back to Navy Pier, where they can take advantage of discounted parking for the day ($12). Those who wish to stay around Soldier Field for the whole game can also return by Shoreline water taxi for an additional cost ($8).
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About Anita Dee Yacht Charters
The crew at Anita Dee Yacht Charters has been lassoing its lines around the docks of Navy Pier for more than 30 years. They regularly untie them to release their yachts for special occasions such as weddings, sightseeing cruises, and parties. Bigger events are staged on the Anita Dee II, a large and luxurious vessel that has a dance floor, two bars, and an on-deck helicopter for flying up to the high-dive platform in the middle of Lake Michigan. The 90-foot Anita Dee I boasts an enclosed deck with a bar and an observation deck with unobstructed views of the city.