Flagship Niagara League

Amy M

I paid to get on ships. Had green wristband. But was tell I needed purple wristband just to get on ships. $45.00 dollars down the drain. Feel laid to and ripped off. Three disappointed people

FSS

A must see when in the area especially with a tour bus group of any age

Dan Coleman

I remember My Parents taking My brother & I up to Erie for weekend trips & weeklong vacations. 1 of the sights that I loved seeing was the "U.S. FLAGSHIP NIAGARA" when it was in it's stationary berth at the bottom of State Street near what it was then known as Hobb's Landing, It's now known as Dobbin's Landing. It was free to go onto the Niagara back in the 60's & into the 70's on certain days. Going onto a Respected U.S. Naval Vessel was an HONOR bc of the stories of the battles that the Crew & the ship endured during the Battles on Lake Erie. The Niagara was completely overhauled & restored to it's once proud condition. Today, People can actually take tours on the Proud Naval Vessel & help sail Her into whatever Imaginary battles that can be thought of.

Ray W

These people care! I recently contacted the Flagship office to cancel my reservation because of a problem in my itinerary. Julie exceeded my expectations with her customer service. She started by letting me know they have a waitlist for the sailings and there would be no problem refunding me my money. However, before just doing that, she spent at least half an hour trying to help me find a reasonable rental car rate which would allow me to actually make the sailing. She didn't want me to miss out on the opportunity to sail with them, even though it would have been MUCH quicker for her to simply apply my refund and contact the first person on the waitlist for that date. My thanks to Julie, and to the Flagship people, who make space for her to provide that type of care! I sure hope to be able to sail with them next time I am in the area.