SeaEscape to Give Away a Harley Davidson Motorcycle

Business Wire, May 29, 2008

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- How do you win a brand new Harley Davidson motorcycle by taking a cruise? SeaEscape is the answer. Whether you were born to be wild, or have just been waiting for your chance to get your knees into the wind, take the SeaEscape evening cruise on May 31 and you could be the lucky winner of a new Harley Davidson 883 Sportster.

On May 31, radio station BIG 105.9 will be in attendance on SeaEscape to select ten lucky contestants who will get a chance to roll the dice in SeaEscape's lavish on board Las Vegas-style casino. The first person who spells out HARLEY, or the person who comes closest, will win a beautiful, new Harley Davidson 883 Sportster from Petersen's Harley Davidson.

SeaEscape guarantees that one lucky passenger will drive away with a Harley Davidson Sportster. Now could be your chance to get your motor running and roll off on a brand new Harley, but you must be on the May 31st PM cruise to get a chance to win.

SeaEscape, South Florida's largest party cruise, offers 5- and 6-hour entertainment and party cruises twice a day every day onboard the M/V Island Adventure. The ship is 15,400 tons and 512 feet long and features classic cruise ship amenities, including a Las Vegas-style Casino with Blackjack, Roulette, Craps, Baccarat, and Slots, sumptuous buffet and gourmet dining, swimming and wading pools with poolside activities, live music, karaoke, bingo, a Show Lounge with live revues, cabin accommodations, a nightly happy hour, Thai massage, and the Sky View Disco featuring refreshing drinks and cool DJs.

Group cruises, weddings, corporate events, a casino player's club (with valuable benefits and rewards) and many special theme cruises are also offered. Check out www.SeaEscape.com for the latest calendar of events, casino promotions and specials and register to receive the latest SeaEscape news by e-mail. The M/V Island Adventure departs twice daily from Terminal 1 at Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and is registered in the Bahamas.