What is the minimum age to board?

This is a 21+ event; all guests must present valid photo ID at check-in.

Where do I meet the boat?

Boarding is at Stivers Seneca Marine in Waterloo, NY; plan to arrive by the posted boarding time (typically 15 minutes before departure).

Is the boat wheelchair accessible?

Yes — the listing notes the vessel is handicap accessible for level boarding and onboard movement.

Can I bring my own food and drinks?

You may bring your own food aboard; beverages are available for purchase by cash or card. Check event details for any specific restrictions.

What happens if the weather is bad?

Cruise operators monitor conditions and will notify ticket holders if a trip is canceled or rescheduled; refund and cancellation policies are set by the operator.

Are costumes allowed for the Granny Party theme?

Yes — playful costumes and props are encouraged, and prizes are awarded during bingo rounds.

Granny Night Out: Boozy Bingo Cruise on Seneca Lake | Boat Tour | Events

Seneca Lake, in the heart of New York’s Finger Lakes region, is the setting for a two-hour party cruise that flips bingo into a waterfront variety show. The Boozy Bingo Cruise — Granny Party runs from Stivers Seneca Marine in Waterloo, NY, and is hosted by Seneca Lake Reel Tours. Boarding begins at 5:45 PM with departure at 6:00 PM; the event is 21+. Onboard, DJ Storm keeps energy high with pulsing tunes between bingo rounds, and the deck becomes an easygoing stage for costumes, jokes, and prize grabs. The boat’s accessible layout makes it a rare evening option for travelers who need level boarding and room to move; pre-ordered bites from the Tiki Bar can be enjoyed before sailing or taken along. Drinks are available for purchase by card or cash, and guests are welcome to bring their own food. Seneca Lake itself is the dramatic backdrop: a deep, glacially carved basin flanked by vineyard-dotted slopes and occasional shale bluffs. Evening light cuts across the water, reflecting rows of ripples and the silhouettes of shoreline orchards. On clear nights the horizon reads as a band of lights from lakefront wineries and small towns; the lake’s depth and cold groundwater outflows also create microclimates that help regional vineyards thrive. This cruise works as both a social night out and a way to see the Finger Lakes from a different angle. It’s a standout offering because it blends lighthearted entertainment with a strong sense of place — local music, local flavors at the Tiki Bar, and the particular slow-motion drama of a Finger Lakes sunset. The format is approachable: two hours on the water gives enough time for multiple bingo rounds, a soundtrack, and a relaxed lap of Seneca Lake without the logistical fuss of a longer charter. Practical notes: the minimum age is 21, the vessel is handicap accessible, and the meeting point is Stivers Seneca Marine in Waterloo. Bring a jacket for lake breezes as temperatures drop after sunset, and consider pre-ordering food if you want to board with dinner in hand. Whether you arrive in a cardigan and novelty cane or in your weekend best, the Granny Party encourages playful costumes and promises prizes, music, and a memorable Finger Lakes evening where the lake is as much a character as any guest. Groups and bachelorette parties book the cruise as an easy, no-fuss night out; tables and seating are communal, which speeds conversation and keeps lines moving at the bar. Tickets sell quickly for special-theme evenings, so reserve in advance via the booking link. Expect lake wind to feel cooler than on land—light layers and non-slip shoes make boarding and moving about the deck safer and more comfortable.