Prag Kristall Abendessen : 3 - Stunde Panorama-Glasbootfahrt

A little disappointed after having done the same type of cruise on the Seine in Paris a few weeks ago. 3 hours … that’s a long time because the buffet is ready when we arrive. Everyone rushes over. We finished eating in less than an hour. The buffet offers enough choices for the size of the boat except for the desserts. The city of Prague is magnificent but doing it by boat is pointless because the city center is concentrated and 3/4 of the cruise takes place outside where there is nothing to see. We spend a lot of time in the lock. The boat only has a very small outdoor area where everyone smokes. It is not pleasant. I think that doing a cruise offered in 50 minutes without the meal is more than enough.

+3

Nothing of what was contracted is what they offered; the boat did not have a glass roof, it was covered, and there was no live music either, and the buffet dinner was very mediocre. Prague is not prepared for this type of activity at night, since most of its beautiful buildings are not illuminated at night. In my opinion, it would be a daytime activity, since the riverbank offers some very beautiful buildings. However, never with this company, as they do not provide the services you pay for.

Overall, a fun experience at night with the lights of Prague . The tbiat was adequate. With a very nice crew! The music was very nice. The food was mediocre at best, but there were enough choices if you were a vegetarian. The dessert was terrible except for the fresh fruit. Overall, I would say this was a 3 to 3 1/2 star experience. You’re not going on this cruise for the food you’re going for the site and sounds of Prague at night.

All four of us were very satisfied with our 3-hour cruise adventure, thank you.

Great experience. Discovering the city from another view. And very beautiful when night falls with all the illuminations. Too bad, however, that after a few drops of rain, the "roof" was closed and never reopened, even though the "rain" only lasted a few minutes. We were on the terrace at that time and didn't even get wet. We had a table by the water, but given the heat inside, we didn't go back. Decent buffet. Classic selection and some regional specialties. Perhaps cleared away too quickly to move on to desserts. If you want to go back for seconds, you have to wait in line. We would have appreciated being able to go back at a quieter time.

Nice boat trip but the food did not correspond to what you paid for, and most of the “warm” food was cold.

A great boat trip with a delicious dinner buffet so a different way to experience Prague. The tour started in daylight but ended when it got dark so we also had a chance to see Prague lit up from the water. The whole boat trip was overall a nice experience. The staff who served were a little too stressed and could well learn to smile a little more at their customers. When paying, they assumed that they would get tips (where the minimum amount is 10% of the bill) and got mad when we didn't want to tip them, but the service didn't live up to the level it should do.

The Prague boat cruise was one of the most misleading experiences of our trip. The advertisement prominently promoted "unlimited drinks," which naturally gives the impression that guests will have access to a selection of beverages throughout the cruise. In reality, the only drink that was truly unlimited was water. On arrival, each guest received one complimentary drink, and our package included a single bottle of wine. However, this package cost approximately €90 more than the standard option, making the value for money extremely poor. Paying an extra €90 for what essentially amounted to one welcome drink and one bottle of wine felt excessive, especially when the cruise was advertised as including "unlimited drinks." While other drinks were technically available, they were either not included or came with restrictions that were not made clear before booking. The marketing felt intentionally vague, and we only discovered what "unlimited drinks" actually meant once we were on board. If you're expecting unlimited beer, wine, soft drinks, or cocktails, you will likely be disappointed. Beyond the drinks, the cruise itself was average. The views of Prague from the river were beautiful, but that's something any boat on the Vltava can offer. The overall experience didn't justify the premium price or the expectations created by the advertising. Customer service also wasn't particularly helpful when guests questioned the drinks policy, simply pointing to the fine print rather than acknowledging how misleading the main advertisement was. The advertising should be much clearer. If the only unlimited beverage is water, that should be stated prominently rather than using the broad phrase "unlimited drinks," which most people would reasonably interpret to include a variety of beverages. Overall, the scenery was lovely, but the misleading advertising left a sour impression and overshadowed the experience. Between the confusing marketing and paying an additional €90 for just one welcome drink and one bottle of wine, I cannot say the upgraded package was worth the money. I would recommend looking at other Prague river cruises that are more transparent about what is actually included.

Other than being a little confused about meeting point, a fantastic evening. Entertainment was fab and lovely buffet and super service .

The route was great. Seeing so much of Prague in 3 hours was wonderful. The night view was awesome. The food - served buffet style- was mediocre.