SpiritLine Cruises

I am a tour guide for PCW and my wife and I went on the dinner cruise last night. The food was very good and the staff from top to bottom were excellent. While the weather was cold and rainy, in side was warm and cozy. We'll done yall.

We did the harbor cruise in Charleston Harbor. We had great weather and had a wonderful time. The narrator was a 30 year resident of Charleston and his knowledge of the history and details was unbelievable. The cruise lasted about an hour and a half. I highly recommend this cruise for all ages and family members.

Beautiful evening on the Spirit line dinner cruise. We enjoyed the salad, She crab soup, and Shrimp and Grits. Drinks were reasonably priced. It got a little warm inside the dining room as the night went on but we just went up to the upper deck to enjoy the nice breeze and scenery.

Very well organized and a wonderful dinner. All 4 courses of the food were great. We didn’t order dessert but it looked delicious! The live music was so good we wished he had a recorded album to download. Our cruise was full, but they don’t overbook so we had plenty of room to move around and take in the sights from every area of the ship. It was lovely and highly recommended!

Our group had a marvelous time last night on a dinner tour with Spirit Line Cruises! The service was impeccable, the musician was a delightful surprise, and the views were unforgettable! Have a free night while you’re in Charleston? Put this on your list!

Had a very enjoyable evening. The food was great, and our server was one of the best we've ever had. The live entertainment provided was a guy and a guitar. He sang very good, was at the perfect volume level, and the genre was enjoyable. We had time to go to the observation deck before and between courses and after the meal. Sunset on the water and the big bridge they call Arthur lit up at night was very nice. The views of several harbor sites are better from the water.

It was my first time here, by mistake, lol. Tbh, I was going to a different location for a helicopter ride, and my GPS brought me here. When I got here, I was curious to see what was going on. I bought a ticket for the ferry cruise, and it was a little impressive 90 mins sail and hearing some history associated with this peninsula. Had the opportunity to sail underneath the Cooper bridge, and it was really amazing coming up close and personal to the structure. One more thing, why should visitors pay a $5 parking fee?. Everyone coming here is for the adventure Pinnacle or Spiitline cruises are offering and to charge a parking fee for visitors, and you have to provide a safe environment and experiencefor both visitors and their properties(cars). I feel that's exaggeration, exploitation, and taking advantage of people who want to be part of this experience. I will recommend you add the just add the parking fee to everyone's ticket at the time of purchase, because everyone that comes there is bringing business to you guys.