River Thames Murder Mystery Three Course Dining Cruise for Two
Overview
Delight in an evening of enthralling entertainment and delicious dining with this memorable murder mystery river cruise for two. Embark on a three-hour voyage on the River Thames with a drink on arrival. Delight in a delectable three-course evening meal and admire stunning views of London and its famous landmarks whilst gently cruising along the water. Prepare for the twists and turns of the evening as a puzzling plot begins to unravel. Put those detective skills to work as a cold-blooded murderer lurks on board. Follow the clues and attempt to solve the mysteries as the evening grows more chilling. This exciting cruise combines immersive theatre performances, delicious cuisine and magnificent views of London. What a superb combination!
- Indulge in a three-hour murder mystery cruise along the River Thames
- Delight in a welcome drink after arriving
- Savour a delightful three-course meal for two
- Find the clues to solve a murder mystery on board
- Availability Description
This voucher is valid for two people. Available on selected Saturdays, year round. All products must be pre-booked and are non-refundable once booked. It is not possible to reschedule or refund for no-shows or late arrivals. All dates are subject to availability and operational changes. - Participant Guidelines
Minimum age: 13 years. Please inform of any dietary requirements at the point of booking. - Duration
Boarding commences at 7.45pm and the cruise departs at 8pm, returning at 11pm. The boat keeps to a strict timetable, so please arrive in good time as latecomers will be unable to board. - Other Info
All our vouchers are fully flexible and can be redeemed against our huge range of experiences. Seating is pre-allocated before the cruise takes place and this voucher entitles guests to a standard seat on board – window seats can be requested at the time of booking, but are not guaranteed. Most of the tables are in the middle of the floor space and in very close proximity to each other, with each table (or pair of tables) seating four people. Aisles separate them from the window tables, which seat two people only.
