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Victory Casino Cruises

Anyone been on this boat recently?

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VICTORY CASINO CRUISES

Victory Casino Cruises is the most authentic Las Vegas-style casino experience in Florida, featuring five and six-hour cruises along the Space Coast and departing from Port Canaveral, Florida. They sail twice daily every day of the week.

They have over 600 of the latest slot machines and the best selection of 27 live table games, including Florida's only LIVE roulette and LIVE craps tables. They also have Bingo and the only Sportsbook in the state! Enjoy superb food, buffet dining and drinks on all four decks. For spectacular entertainment, Big Norm's Club V offers free shows and a fun-filled dance floor for parties of all sizes. Plus, Victory Casino Cruises offers FREE drinks while gaming!

Victory Casino Cruises also offers group discounts and incentives. Please call Misty Hayes at 321-614-5235 for more information.

To learn more about Victory Casino Cruises, visit Home | Victory Casino Cruises
or call 855-GO-VICTORY (855-468-4286). They are located at 180 Christopher Columbus Drive, Terminal B-2, Port Canaveral, FL 32920.

Been on this boat numerous times.
It is fine - no problems.

It is not Oasis of the Seas but it is only a 4 hour gambling trip!

Haven't been on it for three or four years. It was fun but smoky. Perhaps that has been addressed.

We go out on this boat once a year for my sister's birthday. Always enjoyable. It's not fancy, but clean and safe. We never eat on board, as there are a bunch of good restaurants near the pier area.

They have a buffet which you can purchase with your ticket or separately. Personally I have never had the buffet. Not a buffet person.

They also have an area where you can order off a menu - hamburgers, hot dogs and some other stuff.

Remember - drinks are free also.

We have not been in a couple of years. My only advise is to go on a "calm" sea day. I don't care for the smoke either. Good luck.

Our Club goes 2 to 3 times a year. Group of 50+ going again in July. Buffet is fine as are the refreshment. Haven't had a complaint or a problem.

We went with a large group on a Sunday. The outside decks we're closed do to weather, and inside was packed. It was a full ship. I would prefer to go on a day when there are not so many passengers . The wait for the buffet was 30+ minutes.