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Argosy Cruises offers Christmas Ship departures from Edmonds with performances in Shoreline and Edmonds

Shoreline, WALocal News

The Christmas Ship™ Festival by Argosy Cruises operates from November 28 to December 23, 2025, celebrating the holiday season across Seattle's waterfront. The Spirit of Seattle™ will sail to more than 40 communities, adorned with lights and hosting local choirs performing Christmas carols. Guests aboard the ship can enjoy a 1. 5-hour cruise with festive treats and a special visit from Santa. An adults-only Follow Boat enhances the experience with themed parties and a full bar.

Key events include the opening night ceremony, the 10th Annual Parade of Boats on December 12, and the grand finale concert on December 23. Since its inception in 1949, the festival has become a cornerstone of Seattle's holiday traditions, attracting thousands each year. The combination of music, lights, and community spirit makes this event a must-attend for both locals and visitors. Argosy Cruises aims to create unforgettable memories during this cherished season.

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