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Songo River Queen II Tickets
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- Naples, ME
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About Songo River Queen II
Welcome to Songo River Queen II, a 93-foot, 23-foot-wide vessel with a capacity of up to 350 passengers. Moored along the Naples Causeway on Long Lake and Brandy Pond, this two-deck boat offers an open upper deck and a comfortable enclosed lower deck, on-board restrooms, a food court, and a cocktail bar. We’ve got you covered for private charters, weddings, corporate outings, and public entertainment cruises—perfect for celebrating special moments with family, friends, or colleagues in the Naples, Maine area.
Plan ahead for a smooth experience: ample on-causeway parking, nearby Route 302 parking, and extra spaces at Cornerstone Church across from Rick's Cafe. The Lake Region Explorer bus serves Naples, with driving and public transit options available in the area. After your cruise, consider nearby lodging and dining options to complete your visit. Whether you’re planning a private charter or joining a public cruise, Songo River Queen II offers a memorable way to experience Maine’s scenic waterways.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Vessel specs: 93 feet long, 23 feet wide, >100 tons; two decks (open upper deck and enclosed lower deck); restrooms onboard; on-board food court and cocktail bar.
- Capacity: up to 350 passengers.
- Location/Address: Route 302/The Causeway, 841 Roosevelt Trail, Naples, ME 04055; moored along the Naples Causeway on Long Lake/Brandy Pond.
- Parking: ample parking on the causeway; additional parking along Route 302; Cornerstone Church lot across from Rick's Cafe.
- Transit: Lake Region Explorer bus stops in Naples; driving/public transit options available in the area.
- Nearby hotels/lodging: Lakeview Inn (Naples), Romah Inn Sebago Lake Naples, Naples KOA Holiday (Naples area).
- Notable events hosted: private charters, weddings, corporate outings, reunions; public/entertainment cruises; 2024 Father’s Day cruise planned with live music.
- Renamed/demolished: Not renamed or demolished; predecessor Songo River Queen I burned in 1981; Queen II remained moored at Naples after the 2011 swing-bridge change on the Naples Causeway (landlock incident).
- Seasonality/status: operates seasonally; 2025 site note shows 'We are closed for the season – Come see us in 2026'.