1. How is the charge for chartering a boat

Answer: Generally, it is the charge for chartering a boat plus food and beverage. Charge by the hour, from the boat offshore start traveling to docking, in general, the customer can specify the departure time and docking time, before docking at the shore to wait for customers time is not charged. Catering is charged per person, ranging from three to five stars.

2. Why can't 100 passengers go on a 100-passenger ship?

Answer: 100 passengers is the full capacity, if you do a banquet on the boat, you have to set up a buffet, tables and chairs, etc., which takes up part of the space. In fact, the number of people on the ship is controlled within two-thirds of the full capacity of the better, so that the guests on board have a certain amount of space to move around. If you are just chartering the boat for sightseeing, not eating on board, then you can get on the full 100 people. In addition can not be overloaded, more than one person are not allowed on board.

3.I want to do the decoration on the boat, is there a charge?

A: If you want to advertise outside the cabin, there are different rules for different ships, depending on how big the area is and what type of advertisement you want. Inside the cabin, as long as it does not affect the safety of the premise, can be arranged. In addition, if you need to bring sound equipment on board, the boat is engine-powered, in addition to conventional lighting, generally free 5 kilowatts of electricity.

4. Can I specify the dock for chartering?

A: It depends on what kind of boat it is, generally it is on board at the sixteen bunks. Because of the different designs of the boats, not all of them can be docked at random.

5. How far in advance can guests board the ship?

A: Generally you can get on the boat 1 hour in advance, but some boats are rented dock, now the dock berths are tight, not necessarily all boats can be 1 hour in advance, some are half an hour in advance of the boat.

6. Why do some boats charge docking fees?

Answer: The Bund is under renovation due to the World Expo, there are few piers, and there are about 30 tour boats that need to use the piers, and some of them don't have fixed berths, so they need to rent piers for loading and unloading, which generates the docking fee.

7. If a guest is late, can the departure time be delayed?

A: The departure time can only be advanced and not delayed, especially during the peak season, when other excursions may be scheduled later. If the departure time is delayed because individual guests are late, the original agreed docking time remains unchanged. If the bulk of the guests delayed embarkation please choose to change the ticket.

8. Can I specify the cruise ship?

A: casual passengers can not specify the cruise ship, like the cruise ship if the group chartered, can not be taken, all depends on the day of the flight arrangements. Individual charters can specify the cruise ship

9. I have some VIPs who want to visit, are there tickets for luxury cruise ships?

A: Cruises are luxury cruises, specific cruises on the day of the flight shall prevail. If you do not want to be with other casual guests, you can choose to pack VIP VIP hall, different cruise ship package hall price varies. Specifically depends on the flight to determine.

10. Can I go directly to the pier to buy tickets?

A: A small number of people can buy tickets directly at the pier site. The best thing to do is to book early. Now the flow of passengers is relatively large, the arrival may need to queue or the number of people full. If booking, we have specialized staff on duty at the pier to keep up to date with flight information.

11. If I can't go for other reasons, can I get a refund or reschedule?

A: The order has a date and a specific time, if you want to change the time 2 hours in advance and my staff to confirm that you can. If the day can not tour, you need to inform the staff by phone, will give you to re-issue a new order to you; if you want to return the ticket, charge a refund handling fee, the customer needs to bear the courier fee or to pick up their own.