We have chartered two boats for a special July 4th Fireworks Cruise on the Bay. As of July 1st, we have 30 spaces available. The cruise with Indian Dinner is $90 per person. Ensure your seat on the boat now, by e-mailing your reservation request to reunions@iit2007.org .

Please make your check payable to: Pan IIT Inc. and mail it to: Pan IIT Inc. C/O ASquare Inc, 1340 S. De Anza Blvd, Ste 104, San Jose Ca 95129.

Boarding Time: 6:30pm (Boat sails at 7:00 pm)
Boat returns: around 11pm
Location: 2394 Mariner Square Drive, Alameda, CA 94501
Directions: www.commodoreevents.com
Parking : Free lot by the Pier Entrances from Mariner Square Loop and Mariner Square Drive, yellow building on left.
Boats : Celebration (seats 250), Chardonnay (seats 130)
Don't forget : Cameras, warm clothes & money for the Cash Bar
Bring lots of Energy, Dancing feet and Good Luck, so you can see the fireworks on a clear night!

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