easy
2–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required.
Cruise Austin’s waters aboard Dorothy, a rare 1959 Glass Slipper boat rental. Experience a cozy, private adventure on this vintage vessel perfect for friends, family, and pups.
1 hour and 30 minutes • All ages • Up to 4 passengers
Experience a piece of history with a rental of Dorothy, a rare 1959 Glass Slipper boat. With only 20 ever made, this unique vessel offers a memorable outing for up to four adults. Enjoy a dog-friendly adventure on the water, creating unforgettable moments in a one-of-a-kind boat.
Dorothy is an extremely rare 1959 Glass Slipper.
Only about 20 Glass Slippers were made in total. 14 were made in 1958 and only 6 in 1959. Wow!
Swimming and fishing are not permitted while renting the boat.
Dorothy holds a standard of 4 adults, and has a strict weight threshold rated for 750lbs.
Dorothy is dog friendly! No pets allowed from June 1st - November 1st (subject to change)
*Boat may be subject to change.
Dorothy is a rare rental with limited availability, so booking well in advance is recommended.
Life jackets are required and typically provided, but check with Retro Boats ATX to ensure availability for all passengers, including pets.
Austin sun can be intense on the water; protect yourself with sunscreen and a wide-brimmed hat.
Dorothy is dog-friendly, but for safety, keep your furry friend leashed and comfortable during the cruise.
The Glass Slipper boats were iconic recreational vessels known for their sleek design and rarity, with Dorothy being a preserved example of 1950s watercraft craftsmanship in Austin.
Retro Boats ATX supports environmental stewardship by promoting clean boating practices to protect the fragile aquatic ecosystems in Austin’s waterways.
Protect your skin from strong UV rays during extended trips on open water.
summer specific
Stay hydrated throughout your cruise, especially on warm days.
Keeps you comfortable during cooler morning or evening cruises.
fall specific
Helps shade your face and eyes from bright sunlight while on the water.
spring specific