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Nightlife

Y2K Yacht Party (18+)

Thu, Aug 27, 9:00 PM – Fri, Aug 28, 2:00 AM

Pier 36 · 299 South St, New York, NY 10002, USA

  • Party
  • Outdoor
  • Rooftop
  • Upscale

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Y2K YACHT EXPERIENCE Thursday, August 27th · Pier 36, Manhattan Thursday is not a downgrade. Saturday boats are tourists and bachelorette parties. Thursday is us. Last one sold out, and this boat is bigger. Three floors going at once, rooftop deck open, skyline the whole way. We pull off at 9:30 and you’re on the water till 2. Friday you can sleep. Thursday you’re on a boat. THE NIGHT 🛥️ Three floors of music — different sound on every level 🌃 Open-air rooftop deck with full Manhattan skyline views 🍸 Two full bars running all night 📸 Photo and video coverage throughout ✨ Y2K dress code encouraged — chrome, shades, early-2000s energy THE DETAILS 📅 Thursday, August 27th 📍 Pier 36 — 299 South Street, Manhattan, NY 🕘 Boarding: 9:00 PM ⚓ Departure: 9:30 PM 🕑 Return: 2:00 AM 🔞 18+ to enter · 21+ to drink BEFORE YOU BOOK ⚠️ The boat leaves at 9:30 PM and does not come back for anyone. Boarding opens at 9:00 — give yourself the full thirty minutes. Once we’re on the water, that’s it until 2 AM. 🪪 18+ to enter, 21+ to drink. Valid government-issued ID required at the pier for everyone. No ID, no boarding — no exceptions, and no refund. 👗 Y2K theme encouraged, not enforced. Dress to be photographed either way. 🎟️ Capacity is fixed by the vessel. When it’s sold out, it’s sold out — there’s no door list, no “we’ll squeeze you in.” A boat holds what it holds.

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