The yellow second story has attention-grabbing green stripes. Both captains assure us the house wasn't multicolored when Majors lived there. The mansions give way to riverfront hotels and restaurants. The boat then travels under the 17th Street drawbridge into Port Everglades. There, a cruise ship sits solemnly in the port, waiting for its passengers.
Military officers stand next to a submarine.
Scuba divers prepare to explore the river's bottom. Before you know it, it's time to retrace the route and head back to reality. Because both tours take the same route, there are other things to consider when deciding which cruise to take. Riverfront costs more to board its catamaran, the Riverfront Cruises I . But if you have children, the extra expense might be worth it.