BBQ/Party boat hire in Weybridge or Walton

[Reardy Mister]

Birthday coming up. I thought last summer that I saw the odd hire boat on the Thames near Weybridge of the rectangular pontoon type, with a roof, seats 8-10 and has a bbq on it and room for a cooler. Anyone know it or of anything similar?

[Blown2CV]

That's some pretty specific st for such a general part of an unrelated forum.

[whoami]

What colour boat are you looking for?

[Digger]

Must the roof be retractable?

[Exige77]

Gas or charcoal BBQ ?

[Hoofy]

Blown2CV said:

That's some pretty specific st for such a general part of an unrelated forum.

I guess it reduces the chances of such a specific boat in a specific location resulting in being rammed by a tug boat. What are the chances!?

[Blown2CV]

Personally I'd be going for a canal boat. Easier, comfier, bigger and less chance of tug collision.

[Hoofy]

Blown2CV said:

Personally I'd be going for a canal boat. Easier, comfier, bigger and less chance of tug collision.

I'd go for a house with a garden. I'm not sure how a tug boat would collide with a house 5 miles from the nearest body of water.

[Blown2CV]

Or maybe a yurt. Or maybe a weekend in Barcelona.

[308mate]

A floating yurt you say?

[Blown2CV]

I went on a boat once

[cobra kid]

Surface area of the grill?

[TIGA84]

I know one that has a Rhombus shaped roof, seats 7-9, has an open campfire and room for an icebucket?

Its in Cobham.

Sorry, miles off.

[Sir_Dave]

These might help:
http://www.jgfboats.com/
http://www.weydays.co.uk/index.html
They dont list the surface area of the grilles on their websites though im afraid.

[Blown2CV]

this might be exactly what you're after but the location is a bit off.

[308mate]

TIGA84 said:

I know one that has a Rhombus shaped roof, seats 7-9, has an open campfire and room for an icebucket?

Its in Cobham.

Sorry, miles off.

I'd almost have been disappointed to get proper answers.