HOLIDAY PREVIEW: Christmas Ship scheduled for two West Seattle stops this year

(WSB file photo)

Thanksgiving is still six and a half weeks away, but yes, we’re ready to talk (a bit) about the holidays – with seasonal calendar listings starting to come in. One that might interest you for early planning: The Argosy Cruises Christmas Ship is making only two West Seattle visits this year, both on the same night – its first night of the year, Saturday, November 23. On that night, the Pacific Sound Chorus will be on board to serenade both passengers on the ship and spectators onshore. The Christmas Ship will visit Don Armeni Boat Ramp (1222 Harbor SW) 5:35-5:55 pm that night, and Alki Beach Park (2665 Alki SW), 8:35-8:55 pm. Weather permitting, a bonfire is planned at Alki, with Seattle Parks.

9 Replies to "HOLIDAY PREVIEW: Christmas Ship scheduled for two West Seattle stops this year"

  • Anne October 14, 2024 (5:36 pm)

    Always a holiday favorite!

  • Kevin October 14, 2024 (5:48 pm)

    Any idea about why the Christmas Ship won’t be giving a performance at Lowman Beach? 

    • WSB October 14, 2024 (6:25 pm)

      It’s been five years now since their last Lowman stop (2019). Meant to ask last year, definitely asking this year.

  • Sam-c October 14, 2024 (7:31 pm)

    Only 1 night and before Thanksgiving? Bah humbug. Wish it were also making a stop during the holiday season between Thanksgiving and Christmas. 

  • Kyle October 14, 2024 (10:12 pm)

    So Parks is going to put back the fire pits for one night..

    • WSB October 14, 2024 (10:15 pm)

      Historically, they have built the bonfire with a pile of pallets.

    • grlonalki October 15, 2024 (7:26 am)

      Actually the pits are already there.Park’s website is incorrect saying they’re ” removed until 2025.” But they are ALL actually still on the beach. I’ve been trying to reach parks to clarify if they intend on having the bonfire closer to the bathhouse as it has been located historically. But no answer. 

  • Rhonda October 14, 2024 (10:22 pm)

    Bring on the bonfire!

  • 1994 October 14, 2024 (10:30 pm)

    PEACE – what the world needs now.

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