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Posted: July 1, 2016
Ahoy! IFMA Boston Schmooze Cruise 2016 aboard The Odyssey
Boston, MA Join IFMA Boston as they set sail on the harbor aboard one the finest vessels the city has to offer, The Odyssey.
This year’s cruise includes accommodations on the two top decks of the Odyssey with a DJ, full buffet dinner including dessert, one drink ticket per guest. And don’t forget the beautiful harbor and city views!
The Schmooze Cruise will take place Tuesday, July 26, from 7 to 10 p.m. at Odyssey Cruise Lines, Rowes Wharf.
The cost for this event is:
• Members: $70
• Non-Members: $85
• Student Members: $25
Want to bring a crowd? Make it easy with our blocks of 5 at the price of $350 for members and $425 for non members.
Eat, Drink, Sail & Be Merry!
To purchase tickets visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2016-schmooze-cruise-tickets-25955496589.
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