Posted in Pennsylvania August 29, 2020 by

Turn Pennsylvania’s Three Rivers Into Your Own Oasis By Renting A Motorized Tiki Bar

Summer is oh-so-sweet but oh-so-short. That means we’ve got to pack as much as we can into the few short months we have beautiful weather. One of the best ways to relax and to enjoy the golden summer sun is floating on a tiki bar. When you rent a tiki boat from Cruisin’ Tikis in Pennsylvania, you’ll set off on an unforgettable summer adventure.

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Pittsburgh's three rivers - the Allegheny, the Ohio, and the Monongahela - provide the perfect backdrop for a day on the water with Cruisin' Tikis.
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Invite five of your closest friends or family members for a relaxing two-hour adventure along the Three Rivers. (Children 13 and older are allowed on the tiki cruises, as long as they're accompanied by an adult.)
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Life really is better on the water, isn't it? The more the merrier, too, right? While only six passengers are permitted on a single tiki boat, you can rent two that can be connected together.
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A few things have changed this summer, due to the pandemic, to ensure that your journey is a safe one. You're allowed to bring your own drinks and coolers, and your captain will wear a mask.
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You can board your tiki boat near PNC Park (pictured below) or at the Marina and Landing in Station Square, both convenient locations when it comes to parking.
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Sit back with a cold drink and watch the landscape - PNC Park, downtown Pittsburgh, and Station Square, for example - pass by.
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The tiki boats meander at a leisurely pace of between four and six miles an hour. (Life vests are available for all passengers, if you want to wear one.)
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You can bring your own food or drop by a local restaurant to pick food up for your ride, and don't forget drinks. If you're bringing alcoholic beverages, you'll have to show your ID.
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Make your reservations online before summer and the tiki cruisin' season ends.
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Check out the official website of Cruisin' Tikis Pittsburgh. Or, go here for Facebook.
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Have you floated down the Three Rivers with Cruisin’ Tikis in Pennsylvania? What did you think of your experience? Let us know in the comments! Up for another summer outing? Head to Camelbeach Waterpark in Tannersville for an adventure that will make you feel like a kid again.

Address: North Shore Trail, Pittsburgh, PA 15212, USA