We had our hearts set on the dinner cruise, which was cancelled. So we did the brunch instead. It was ok. The street corn was to die for, the bacon was undercooked and greasy. It was my 13 yr old grandson’s birthday gift, and he enjoyed it. The service was fabulous, and we got window seating which we loved. Many of the passengers were dressed very casually, so if we did the brunch again we probably wouldn’t get so dressed up.

My son and I had a nice time on board the Spirit of Philadelphia Signature Dinner Cruise. We enjoyed our meal and the nice ship ride. It was a perfect day for it. The food was perfectly cooked and very tasty. There was a large family gathering that was making great use of the dance floor and we were enjoying watching them too, until a couple of the females in the group stripped down to there under garments to continue dancing. I felt this was inappropriate given the mixed age group and mental capacity of some of the passengers (my son has autism). I thought that the captain might intervene and ask that all passengers remain fully clothed while on board and in public spaces, but he did not. I have been on other "Spirit" dinner cruises in the past and never experienced anything like that. If it wsa an all adult cruise, perhaps I wouldn't be bothered by it, but there were children of many ages on board. Other than this small distubance (for lack of a better word) it was great.