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South
Florida Gambling Ships
Though there are frequently referendums to introduce casinos to the South
Florida economy, as of yet gambling in Florida is not legal. Of course,
this is not a problem. Just don't gamble in Florida . . . instead gamble
on the Indian reservations (in Florida, but not Florida) or on the High Seas
just a few minutes from the docks. Actually it is a nice way to spend an
evening. Here is a list of your options on the Seas. THE KEYS SunCruz - Key Largo - The concept is interesting - you catch a boat to
go out to the gambling ship and return when you like (three hour minimum stay.)
The port of Key Largo is beautiful at night and the ride is quick out to the
ship. However, the ship is small and crowded and offers no access to decks or
outside areas. MIAMI-DADE
Star Dancer - Miami - Is quick out to gamble, but the ship is
extremely spartan with no extras. Casino Princesa - Miami - The Casino Princesa is a new ship and has a
beautiful port atmosphere at Bayside in Miami.
BROWARD SeaEscape - Broward - The SeaEscape, which features rooms for rent
during the cruise and several other diversions, is a large ocean-going vessel.
PALM BEACH
Palm Beach Princess - Rivera Beach - One of the larger ships in South
Florida, the Palm Beach Princess a clean atmosphere and a real large
ocean-vessel feel. It also offers other attractions including a pool, disco and
skeet shooting.
Sun Cruz - Palm Beach - Another in the Sun Cruz line. This ship is
somewhat smaller than the ship in Broward.
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SunCruz - Broward -
Designed specifically as a gambling ship, the SunCruz offers spacious areas and
lots of different games.
