The moon rising over Mission Bay at night, seen from the water

Mission Bay, San Diego

Watch the fireworks from the water

Your whole crew, and nobody you didn’t invite.
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From $1,400

SeaWorld’s fireworks go up over Mission Bay through the summer, and the best seats are not on the shore. They’re out on the water, with the show reflected off the bay and no one’s head in front of you.

A fireworks charter is the four-hour trip: out for the afternoon, sunset from the water, and the show at the end of it. Up to 22 guests, BYOB, and the boat is yours the whole time.

Dates fill early in the summer. If you have a night in mind, book it before somebody else does.

  • Bride crews, birthdays, girls’ trips, or a just-because day on the water.
  • Cruises from 3pm — afternoon, sunset, fireworks, or all of it.
  • You bring the drinks and the playlist, we bring the boat.
  • Dogs welcome — Capt. Lora’s beagles are usually aboard already.

At a glance

The boat
The Marissa, private: the whole boat is yours, never shared with strangers
Guests
Up to 22
Captain
Capt. Lora, on the wheel since 2009
Drinks and food
BYOB, bring your own food and snacks too
Included
A cooler of ice and a Bluetooth speaker for your playlist
Dogs
Welcome aboard
When
Every day between 3pm and 10pm, for 2, 3 or 4 hours. Pick a time that catches the sunset.
Where
Mission Bay Sportcenter, 1010 Santa Clara Place, San Diego, CA 92109, on Mission Bay

What a cruise costs

  • 2 hours: $1,400 for the whole boatabout $64 a person with 22 guests
  • 3 hours: $2,100 for the whole boatabout $96 a person with 22 guests
  • 4 hours: $2,800 for the whole boatabout $128 a person with 22 guests

Lowest live prices over the next two weeks. Every open date and its exact price is on the calendar.

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Capt. Lora, on the wheel since 2009. Have a special event that needs a different time? Email us — we can usually work something out. Questions first? fun@marissacruises.com, or read the questions people ask.