Frequently Asked Questions for Electric Party Boats on the Milwaukee River!

Question 1

What to wear?

Accepted Answer

You will be on the water, so expect a few splashes. Please bring as little as possible.

Question 2

Can I cruise up and down the river?

Accepted Answer

Yes of Course! Relax & enjoy the beauty of the Milwaukee River while cruising with friends & family! FOR YOUR SAFETY, YOU MAY NOT ENTER LAKE MICHIGAN

Question 3

Do I need to make an appointment?

Accepted Answer

Appointments are highly recommended to guarantee availability! Walk up's are not guaranteed and are at a first come first serve basis depending on scheduled appointments & weather conditions.

Question 4

Won't my cell get wet?

Accepted Answer

We have provided a small waterproof dry box (see photos for details) that you can use to keep valuables inside during your rental *use at your own risk

Question 5

How fast are the boats?

Accepted Answer

They are powered by an electric trolling motor capable of 5 MPH (built for fun, not speed!)

Question 6

Can I bring alcohol?

Accepted Answer

NO,  You are not allowed to drink alcohol any time during your rental

Question 7

What if it rains?

Accepted Answer

Our boats operate rain or shine, unless a thunderstorm is in immediate area*

Question 8

What if I come back late?

Accepted Answer

There is a USD $25.00 late fee for every 15 minutes you are late, which will be deducted from your security deposit

Question 9

Can I stop at different places?

Accepted Answer

Due to the height of other docks, this is not recommended.

Question 10

Do I need a boat license?

Accepted Answer

In Wisconsin, people born on or after January 1, 1989 must carry a valid Boating Safety Certificate approved by the state

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