Wilmington's Riverboat Queen
on the Riverfront
on the Riverfront
Welcome to Wilmington's Riverboat Queen
(directions at page bottom)
Crab Cruise Information
We offer ONLY 2 crab cruises per week
They consist of:
All the Crabs you can eat
1 piece of Fried Chicken
1 piece of Corn on the Cob
No Drinks, they are available
2 hour cruise
They are held on:
Thursdays, 7pm, boat loads at 6:30 pm
and
Sundays, 3pm, boat loads at 2:30 pm
Prices:
Adults 11 and older, $40
Children 10 and under, $15
*prices do not include ANY drinks
We have a full service cash bar available
Tickets must be purchased ahead of time to attend the cruise, no tickets are available the day of the cruise
To purchase tickets:
1. Click link at top of page that says buy tickets
2. Choose corresponding cruise that you wish to attend
*there are 2 options for each cruise, 1 for top deck, and 1 for bottom deck
*once top or bottom is chosen, it cannot be changed
*note: there is no air conditioning on the bottom deck, we do get a nice breeze though
3. Choose whether you need adult tickets, 11 and older $40, or children tickets, 10 and under $15
4. At checkout, make sure that in the special instructions section, you list any other guests that
you will be joining on the cruise who will purchase tickets separately. If this is not done, we
can not insure that you will be seated with your whole party.
5. You will receive an email confirming your purchase, do not worry if it says you have a balance, you will have that until your card is run, the day of the cruise.
6. Bring your printed receipt with you the day of the cruise and hand to captain.
7. Enjoy the cruise!
Boat Directions:
From 95 South:
Take exit 6, Martin Luther King exit
At bottom of exit turn right,
At 2nd Light, make a right on Justison st.
We are behind Joe's Crab Shack
From 95 North:
Take Martin Luther King exit,
Stay straight on exit,
At 3rd Light, Turn left,
Go straight to 3rd light, Make a right on Justison
Go straight, we are behind Joe's Crab Shack
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