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Seascapes Lounge: BC Ferries to launch new dining experience

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January 21, 2025 6:55am

BC Ferries has announced the launch of Seascapes, a new onboard lounge featuring food and drinks in a quiet, more relaxed setting.

Located in the former Pacific Buffet space on board the two Spirit-class vessels, Seascapes will be a paid-access dining lounge offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner. For an entry fee of $6, including tax, passengers can access the lounge and enjoy unlimited coffee, tea and fountain beverages. The Pacific Buffet on the Spirit of British Columbia, Spirit of Vancouver Island, and Coastal Celebration have been closed since March 2020 because of losses.

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In a press release, BC Ferries said a curated menu of high-quality dishes made from fresh ingredients and an assortment of local beer, wine and non-alcoholic craft beverages will be available.

“Customers have been clear in their feedback – they want a special and distinct space from the other dining areas, offering a quiet and comfortable setting,” said Melanie Lucia, VP Customer Experience. “Seascapes Lounge is designed to meet those expectations, offering an elevated dining experience with a curated selection of food and beverage options, while also reducing congestion in the Coastal Cafe.”

Customer input was central to the development of Seascapes Lounge, BC Ferries said. More than 10,000 people too part in surveys to share what they wanted, expressing strong support for premium food options and a quieter atmosphere. Lucia emphasized that initiatives like Seascapes Lounge are critical to BC Ferries’ long-term sustainability.

“As operational costs continue to rise, we need to find new ways to meet customer expectations while ensuring financial stability. Seascapes Lounge allows us to do both—delivering a better experience for passengers while supporting our ability to invest in the future.”

Seascapes Lounge will officially open ahead of the peak summer travel season.

 

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