This September, the boat relocated to DC, and my colleague received a press release about its arrival. It described the boat’s two-hour BYOB cruise of the Potomac as a “unique and unforgettable ...

Hot tub season in Chicago officially begins this week. Thursday, the Chicago Electric Boat Company will bring back its wildly popular "Hot Tub Boats " for winter 2024, according to a press release.

What’s better than an all-electric boat? An all-electric boat with a hot tub in it. Niche boatbuilder Spacruzzi made waves (but limited wake) last year with an electric hot tub boat model ...

On the first day of the electric hot tub boat rides, cruisers enjoyed a leisurely float down the Chicago River under the gaze of curious passersby.

Chicago Electric Boat Company is bringing back its popular Hot Tub Boats for a second winter season.

What’s better than an all-electric boat? An all-electric boat with a hot tub in it. Niche boatbuilder Spacruzzi made waves (but limited wake) last year with an electric hot tub boat model ...

"Spacruzzi is more than a luxury boat, it's a hot tub that changes scenery." — Alex Kanwetz, Founder of Spacruzzi INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev., Dec. 17, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Spacruzzi, the innovative ...

The Chicago Electric Boat Co. will offer rental boats that are essentially hot tubs with room for six people starting Friday at the Marina City docks.

Hot tub season in Chicago officially begins this week. Thursday, the Chicago Electric Boat Company will bring back its wildly popular "Hot Tub Boats " for winter 2024, according to a press release.

Floating down the Chicago River might be something you think about during summertime, but a boating company in the city is hoping to change that, bringing a new kind of winter experience on the water.

Winter in Chicago is magical, especially while floating down the Chicago River in your own hot tub boat. Grab your friends and loved ones and experience the Windy City like never before.

Chicago Electric Boat Company unveiled its private hot tub boats this year as a way to enjoy the Chicago River, even as temperatures drop.