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Talk to a person on group rates for lunch tour
I would like a phone number to call and set up a group tour on the Chicago River. Weve done the odyssey tour with overseas guests and staff. There are too many discount brokers trying to sell the same package and I would just like a phone number for someone who actually works for the company who could vies what day lunch cruises are available between now and the end of the season. My phone number is 312-218-****. If someone can call me back Id like to check availability and do a booking
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Not Just Unfriendly To The Handicapped
We took our grand-daughter on one of these dolphin cruises. When we got on, only the center seats were available. The people with better seats along the railing were told they could stand. You guessed it, little Jessey could not see the dolphins. It was very frustrating for her. You could see the disappointment on her face. She did get off at that little island to look for shells. It is salted with them for the tourists. We bought her nicer ones in town to make up for the disappointing tour. We also took her to the Clearwater Aquarium to see a dolphin. So, I guess it is OK to stand in front of short people - children too. No one told us this would be the case. We tried to get better seats on the way back from the little island, but people had left their shoes to save their spots. We got some flack about trying to take someone's spot. The crew did nothing. But after reading the prior reviews..."bullies" seem to be who they identify with. Lesson learned. We will not be back.
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Location
Saint Petersburg, Florida
Cons
- No view of dolphins
- People sttod in front of a child
Reason of review
Poor customer service
Odyssey Dolphin Cruises Encorage Insensitivity
My grandmother uses a walker. She wanted to see Tarpon Springs, FL. The whole town really is not handicapped accessible. She waited on benches outside most stores that we tried to see. The large steps were impossible for a walker to handle. We were happy to see a ramp at the boat, but she could not see one dolphin. The crew encourages standing to see things. Every time there was something to see - people crowded to one side to another. If they would stay seated - all would see. She was afraid to try to stand with a walker on the boat. She also did not get to enjoy the island. You have to walk through feet of water to get there. Just not feasible with a walker. Staff have an ex jock mentality and just don't understand people's limitations. I am glad someone has posted their experience. We just wanted to look up the name to warn friends and relatives.
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Location
Miami, Florida
Cons
- Not handicapped friendly
- Allowing people to stand in front blocking all views
Reason of review
Poor customer service
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Verified Reviewer Junior ReviewerNot Handicapped Friendly
The first moment we were there, someone went out of their way to be rude to us in the pay parking lot next to Mykonos. We have a disability placard, but the man at the entrance would not let us park in a wider spot for disabled individuals. We would have still paid him the three dollars. When we inquired why we could not park there, he got foul mouthed. Evidently, disabled people are not welcome. We then went on the Odyssey Dolphin cruise and received the same rudeness from a tourist on the boat and the staff. We asked if their was smoking allowed and were happy to know it was not, but then staff persisted with smoking vapor cigarettes. People with breathing issues do not appreciate this. Then a rude, yellow shirted, heavy set, bald man from Maryland, who claimed he was a Vietnam Vet stood in front of us the whole ride. We asked him to sit, because he was in the front and nobody could see around him. He yelled at us, saying that he was standing the whole trip. He said if we could not stand (being on crutches), we should not have gotten on the boat. Staff seemed intimidated by his rudeness and told us to sit in the back of the boat. They refused to say a word to him. Management was also told about this behavior but said their was nothing they could do. How about no standing in the front. He did not even use the railings most of the time making it unsafe for all. He showed dishonor to all veterans with his behavior, and the staff showed that handicapped individuals were not welcome, because we could not stand the whole time on a moving boat to see around him. The boat was half empty with most seats vacant, but he stood up in front the whole time. We will never come back. Handicapped people should think about something privately chartered, because we felt attacked and disrespected on this boat ride. Management refused to address this issue.
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Location
Tarpon Springs, Florida
Cons
- Allowing people to stand in front blocking all views
- Rude staff
- Smoking vapor cigarettes on board
Reason of review
Poor customer service
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There are always going to be better seats then others. Just because others got the good seats, what makes you so special.
If you wanted your granddaughter to have a better view, you should have got there earlier.
There is nothing insensitive about the other people. They probably just tired of people with a sense of entitlement wanting their way because they are old, young, handicapped, or otherwise different.
So, the owner 2/5/16 post above actually states that children and handicapped people are not welcome. WOW.
People are acting entitled if they cannot see because people are pushing and shoving. Sounds like you want to encourage insensitivity. Sad you have such hatred for people with any limitations, even small children.
Sounds like some deep seated psychological issues. Find a therapist buddy.
Insensitivity and rudeness is the norm today in the customer service industry. I think it is all that tacky reality TV that desensitizes people.
People just behave badly, especially when they should be accommodating. Makes you picture pushing and shoving - hockey style.
We will skip it!