Wednesday, November 19, 2008
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River Fire
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Riverfire returns to the skies over Brisbane as the city unites to welcome Riverfestival 2009! In a spectacular display of choreographed colour and music the bridges, rooftops and skies above Brisbane City will light up the river for Brisbane's most popular annual celebration. The gravity defying Roulettes, RAAF F-111 strike jet will sweep low over the city, performing the crowd favourite ‘dump and burn’ display. The island party boat will have a front row seat on the North Quay Wharf to best see all the action.
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Hens Night
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How about having a great hens night on the island party boat. Hens are free for a booking of 15.
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Christmas in July
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Merry Christmas... in July!. Yes, get ready for next year again... Christmas in July is back on the island party boat for 2008. This is a chance for you and your guests to join some of the christmas festivities on the brisbane river. Santa may even make a very special appearance.
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New Year's Eve
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Experience New Years like never before. Forget the crowds, join us onboard for the best view on the brisbane River. Enjoy the fireworks and celebrate the New Year with us with our all inclusive New Years Eve Package. Once in a lifetime experience(Or maybe every year) !!!
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Just some of the fun we get up to on the island party boat every saturday night
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Our Regular Saturday Night on the River
ALL ABOARD
Some might tell you it is a great place to dance on water however we will be packing
a fantastic party cruise to remember. We Love To party, eat great food
and see the ever changing scenery! Besides, who else is better
to plan your event than the party experts themselves,
after all. The island party boat specializes in all
types of events: Corporate Parties, Charity Events,
Weddings, Private party cruises, School formals etc and
especially Saturday nights ..See you next time.
The island party boat history
In the '60s, before the demise of Brisbane ship building firm Evans Deacon, the company launched some impressive ships and a lesser vessel commissioned by City Council that seemed unlikely to make a big impression. The vehicular ferry, a floating carpark, was called 'Sir James Holt' ferry, after the designer of our Story Bridge. It plied the waters of Murrarie until 20 years ago, when the Gateway Bridge made the old girl redundant. Some enterprising types decided she had the makings of a party boat. Renamed 'The Island party boat', it's become part of the hospitality scene cruising the Brisbane River.