Let’s Go Sailing!!! Singles Sailing Adventure and Happy Hour Mixer

Title: Let’s Go Sailing!!! Singles Sailing Adventure and Happy Hour Mixer
Location: 1001 Alaskan Way Pier 54 Seattle, WA 98127 (206) 624-3931
Description:
Come join Seattle’s and Eastside’s eligible singles like yourself. Meet quality men and fun attractive women on a “Let’s Go Sailing” adventure! As a guest aboard one of their high performance sailing yachts, you can take the helm, trim the sails, or just sit back and relax. Whatever you choose, their highly experienced crew will make your sailing experience a memorable one! Mix, mingle and connect with relationship minded professionals like yourself while enjoying the beautiful setting of the Puget Sound.

Then, mix and mingle the night away at The Waterfront Seafood Grille, Seattle’s hidden jewel, gorgeous and warmly elegant. Walls of glass showcase some of Seattle’s finest views of Elliott Bay, Magnolia Bluff and the Space Needle.
Happy Hour from 4:30-6 or stay beyond that if you would like! Engaging conversationalists invited! Half off appetizers and special featured prices on wine, beer and special cocktails.

Food and beverages are not provided, however please feel free to bring your own on board, wine is allowed.

This is an exclusive event for 35-50 years old Only Men and women. Three Step Dating has Pre-Purchased your ticket,

We have limited space for this caliber of an event, it is being marketing on Facebook, Meetup and Three Step Dating Website.
It is mandatory to pay when you RSVP to confirm your ticket for the Yacht Sail.

If you have any questions regarding the tickets please email Yacht@threestepdating.com

This event is hosted by Renessa Rios CEO of Three Step Dating to bring you the best caliber of women and men!

Price is $25 payable to Three Step Dating by paypal.

The Waterfront Restaurant is Rated Restaurant of the Year for ‘07, Washington Wine Commission. Smile, talk, and mingle with fun, successful relationship minded singles like yourself. Happy Hour from 4:30-6 or stay beyond that if you would like! Engaging conversationalists invited! Half off appetizers and special featured prices on wine, beer and special cocktails.

Before the event, please sign up for a FREE profile on our website at www.ThreeStepDating.com so we can see what type of person you are looking for in a relationship.

Feel free to call Renessa Rios and her staff with any questions you may have at
425-956-3838.

Summer is almost over do not miss this event. Fall is around the corner. RSVP & We look forward to seeing you!

Special Sponsor thanks to www.waterfrontpier70.com, www.SailingSeattle.com, www.ThreeStepDating.com

Parking is across the street from Pier 54, under the 99 Alaskan Way Viaduct. It is meter parking, 2 hour limit, free after 6pm. Also, there is a pay lot one block from Pier 54 at Western Ave & Spring St. Dress to impress in your best casual outfit.
Start Time: 2:30pm
Date: 2010-08-21
End Time: 6:00pm

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