Drink With Ultra Sultry Mermaids At The Luxe Wreck Bar
Experience B Ocean Resort’s world-famous Wreck Bar! Famous since its inception in the 1950s, this historic destination is one of the few places in the world where you can enjoy the beauty of living mermaids from a porthole view while enjoying a tropical cocktail and dining on fresh seafood.
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The world-famous Wreck Bar Mermaid Show with MeduSirena and her pod of Aquaticats occurs every Friday and Saturday. The Aquamen Underwater Boylesque Show takes over Thursdays. Family-friendly fun is available every Sunday during brunch.
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AQUA BURLEQUE SHOW
Looking to add a unique sizzle to your late-night schedule? Don’t miss the adult-only aqua burlesque show produced by MeduSirena every Friday and Saturday night. Dinner, drinks, live DJ and sexy fun….all are welcome.
Photo via @thewreckbar
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