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| Save Pleasure Island Blog posted exclusive pictures of the inside of The Boathouse two weeks ago during their soft opening for invited guests....prior to any other news organization getting inside. |
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| So we were pleased to return and mill about the place for awhile now that it's open to the public. |
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| One of several boats or boat sections that make up the dining room. |
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| Light musical entertainment taking place on a beautiful afternoon. |
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| Lots of excitement about today's opening of Dockside Margaritas but another venue to enjoy a few cold ones is the similarly named Dockside Bar at The Boathouse. |
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| A number of people have already discovered it! |
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| Some of the older pleasure craft docked at the marina. |
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| Of course much of the buzz about this place are the Amphicar rides that will soon be offered. |
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| Rides will last 20-minutes and will cost $125 for up to 3 passengers and a skipper. I was told that sales tax is extra and there is a AP discount. |
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| I think this will be a real winner! |
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| Tickets will be sold in the Ship's Store. |
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| As is lots of other Boathouse logo merchandise! Come check it out! |
I can't wait to drink a ton of margaritas and then go out on some of those car-boats! As long as I lean over the side far enough they should be ok with me in my state of margarita joyousness.
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