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May 6, 2008

Circle Line launching a $50,000 NYC Waterfalls tour

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While several ferry companies have already announced plans for summer cruises that will get spectators close to artist Olafur Eliasson's NYC Waterfalls, Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises is hoping to top them all when it comes to pure excess.

tiffanyjazz.jpgFor $50,000 you can get a private Circle Line boat (with crew) to cruise aroound the waterfalls while sipping Dom Perignon, dining on a six-course meal from Chef Daniel Boulud's Feast & FĂȘtes catering and sharing chocolate Knipschildt's La Madeline au Truffes.

And as for the ice: Tiffany Jazz Drop Earrings.

Since you probably won't be sleeping on the boat, Circle Line will also throw in a night in a presidential suite in a hotel on par with the Waldorf, Mandarin Oriental or Four Seasons, a spokesman told NewYorkology.

Eliasson's four waterfalls are currently under construction under the Brooklyn Bridge, at Governors Island, at Manhattan's Pier 35 and below the Brooklyn Promenade. They'll be in operation from late June to mid-October.

Image source: Circle Line and Tiffany's

Earlier: NYC Waterfalls taking shape under Brooklyn Bridge
NYC Waterfalls could start flowing as early as June
Hotel packages start trickling in for NYC Waterfalls
'NYC Waterfalls' cruises priced at $10 and $20

May 6, 2008 3:46 PM in Downtown, Drinkology, Foodology, Romance, Sightsology, Tours

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