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Klutch Promotion Terms & Conditions

Prizes subject to change due to limited availability.
The Miami Dolphins Fan Cruise reserves the right to change or modify this promotion at any time.
Meet & Greets with 2 players cannot include BOTH Dan Marino and Larry Csonka you may choose one or the other and a second player.

Ed Newman

Position: Guard
Years Played: 1973-84

Bio: Newman was a three-time All Pro and was selected by his peers to the Pro Bowl four times (1981, 1982, 1983, and 1984)

Lorenzo Hampton

Position: Running Back
Years Played: 1985-89

Bio: Hampton started in 33 of the 70 games in which he played, and finished his career with 500 carries for 1,949 rushing yards and twenty-two touchdowns, 123 receptions for 954 receiving yards and six touchdowns, and ninety-six kickoff returns for 2,025 yards.

Bob Baumhower

Position: Defensive Tackle
Years Played: 1977-86

Bio: 2nd round draft pick. Baumhower is a five time Pro-Bowler and Miami Dolphins Honor Roll inductee

Troy Drayton

Position: Guard
Years Played: 1996-99

Bio: Drayton caught 243 passes for 2,645 yards and 24 receiving touchdowns in his NFL career.

Miami Dolphins Fan Cruise · Troy Drayton on WIOD

Bob Brudzinski

Position: Linebacker
Years Played: 1977-80

Bio: Member of the “Killer B” Defense. Brudzinski made 14.5 sacks and nine interceptions. Honored as one of the top 50th Greatest player in Dolphins history.

Otto Stowe

Position: Wide Receiver
Years Played: 1971-72

Bio: Super Bowl champion (VII). 43 career catches for 742 Yds and 10 TDs

Karl Noonan

Position: Wide Receiver
Years Played: 1966-72

Bio: Super Bowl champion (VII). AFL All-Star (1968). AFL receiving touchdowns leader (1968)

Mautly Moore

Position: Defensive Tackle
Years Played: 1972-74

Bio: 2× Super Bowl champion (VII, VIII). Played in 58 games. Blocked FG attempt in 1972 AFC Championship Game

Al Jenkins

Position: Guard, Tackle
Years Played: 1972

Bio: Super Bowl champion (VII). One of 2 players to carry Coach Shula off field after Super Bowl VII

Ed Jenkins

Position: Running Back
Years Played: 1972-73

Bio: 11^th round draft pick (1972). 2× Super Bowl champion (VII, VIII)

Larry Seiple

Position: Punter, Running Back, Tight End
Years Played: 1967-77

Bio: Seiple was a 7th round (163rd overall) pick of the 1967 NFL Draft. 2× Super Bowl Champion (VII, VIII). Ran fake punt in 1972 AFC Championship. 73 career receptions for 934 yards and 7 TDs. Averaged 40.0 on 633 career punts

Doug Crusan

Position: Tackle
Years Played: 1968-74

Bio: 1^st round draft choice (1968). 2× Super Bowl champion (VII, VIII). Played in 82 games with 60 starts

Howard Kindig

Position: Guard, Center
Years Played: 1972-73

Bio: 2× Super Bowl champion (VII, VIII). Served as long snapper on 1972 team

Charlie Babb

Position: Safety
Years Played: 1972-79

Bio: 5^th round pick (1972). 2× Super Bowl champion (VII, VIII). 12 career INTs

Marv Flemming

Position: Tight End
Years Played: 1970-74

Bio: 4× Super Bowl champion (I, II, VII, VIII). 5× NFL Champion (1965, 1966, 1967, 1972, 1973). 157 career receptions for 1,823 yards and 16 TDs.

Nat Moore

Position: Wide Receiver
Years Played: 1974-86

Bio: Moore was a leader both on and off the field. He retired as the Dolphins all-time leading receiver and would have the team’s community service award named in his honor.

Miami Dolphins Fan Cruise · Nat Moore on WIOD

Kim Bokamper

Position: Defensive End
Years Played: 1976-85

Bio: Bokamper was a member of the Dolphins Killer B’s defense of the early 1980s and was a Pro Bowler in 1979.

Miami Dolphins Fan Cruise · Kim Bokamper On WIOD

Joe Rose

Position: Tight End
Years Played: 1980-85

Bio: Rose is best known for catching Hall of Famer Dan Marino’s first-ever touchdown pass in 1983. His career statistics were 112 receptions for 1493 yards with 13 touchdown receptions.

Miami Dolphins Fan Cruise · Joe Rose On WIOD

Dwight Stephenson

Position: Center
Years Played: 1980-87

Bio: A member of the Hall of Fame, Stephenson anchored the Dolphins offensive line gave up the fewest sacks in the NFL for a record six straight seasons.

Dan Marino

Position: Quarterback
Years Played: 1983-99

Bio: A first-ballot Hall of Famer, Marino retired holding every major passing record in NFL history.

Miami Dolphins Fan Cruise · Dan Marino On WIOD

Louis Oliver

Position: Safety
Years Played: 1989-93, 1995-96

Bio: Arguably Oliver’s greatest career highlight was an October 4, 1992 interception of a pass thrown by Buffalo Bills quarterback Jim Kelly, which he returned 103 yards for a touchdown, and is the longest interception return in Dolphins history.

Miami Dolphins Fan Cruise · Louis Oliver On WBGG

Eugene “Mercury” Morris

Position: Running Back
Years Played: 1969-75

Bio: Morris was a three-time Pro Bowl selection (1971–73) and the NFL’s rushing touchdowns leader in 1972.

Miami Dolphins Fan Cruise · Mercury Morris on WIOD

Larry Csonka

Position: Fullback
Years Played: 1968-74, 1979

Bio: A member of the Hall of Fame, Csonka is the Dolphins all-time leading rusher with 6,737 yards and 53 touchdowns.

Miami Dolphins Fan Cruise · Larry Csonka's Interview with Paul Castronovo on iHeart Radio

Ronnie Brown

Position: Running Back
Years Played: 2005-2010

Bio: Brown entered the 2005 NFL Draft and was drafted with the 2nd overall pick of the 1st round by the Miami Dolphins.

Miami Dolphins Fan Cruise · Ronnie Brown's Interview with Paul Castronovo on iHeart Radio

Mark Duper

Position: Wide Receiver
Years Played: 1982-93

Bio: Nicknamed “Super Duper,” Duper was half of the “Marks Brothers” wide receiver tandem and the Dolphins all-time receiving yardage leader.

Miami Dolphins Fan Cruise · Mark Duper's Interview with Paul Castronovo on iHeart Radio

O.J. McDuffie

Position: Wide Receiver
Years Played: 1993-2001

Bio: McDuffie, who caught 419 career passes, was called the toughest player he ever got in the huddle with by HOF QB Dan Marino.

Miami Dolphins Fan Cruise · OJ McDuffie on WIOD

Jim “Crash” Jensen

Position: Wide Receiver, Quarterback
Years Played: 1981-1992

Bio: Jensen became a human Swiss army knife, with a knack for making tackles on punt and kickoff coverages and converting third down opportunities as a running back or wide receiver in the offensive set with Marino

Miami Dolphins Fan Cruise · Jim Jensen interview with Paul Castronovo on iHeart Radio

Ambassador Program Terms & Conditions

Your original cabin does not count toward your Ambassador status; you must book 2 additional rooms above your original stateroom to receive Ambassador status.
Ambassador Status is assigned to everyone in the original stateroom booked.
Guests booked in the additional staterooms are considered “Ambassador Guests” and are only eligible to attend the Ambassadors Party and access the VIP area of the beach party. They will not have access to the Ambassador Lounge.
Prizes are not cumulative, booking additional cabins moves you into the next prize tier.
Prizes can be exchanged for $200 Visa Gift Cards per additional stateroom referred. For example: You can exchange tickets to a Miami Dolphins Home Game (received for 3 additional staterooms) for Visa Gift Cards totaling $600. Referring 4 additional staterooms, you would receive a Visa Gift Card totaling $800…
Airfare to the Dolphins Away Game is from major airports only.
All game tickets are for regular-season games only.
The Miami Dolphins Fan Cruise will provide a list of several eligible games to choose from. Games outside of this list will not be eligible.
The free stateroom awarded for 10 referrals is an interior stateroom for 2 guests only. You may upgrade the stateroom or add additional travelers for the published rate.
The Miami Dolphins Fan Cruise reserves the right to substitute any of the above-listed prizes for something of equal or greater value.

Richmond Webb

Position: Tackle
Years Played: 1990-2000

Bio: Webb set team records with 118 consecutive starts and seven consecutive Pro Bowls (1990-96).

Tony Nathan

Position: Running Back
Years Played: 1979-87

Bio: Nathan was inducted into the Senior Bowl Hall of Fame in 2006. He finished his nine NFL seasons with 3,543 yards rushing, 383 receptions for 3,592 yards, and 32 touchdowns (16 each rushing and receiving). He also completed four of eight passes for 61 yards and a touchdown

Shawn Wooden

Position: Safety
Years Played: 1996-99, 2001-04

Bio: Wooden spent eight of his nine NFL seasons in South Florida, and over his career accumulated over 300 tackles, five interceptions, and two forced fumbles.

Mark Clayton

Position: Wide Receiver
Years Played: 1983-92

Bio: Clayton finished his 11-year career with 582 receptions for 8,974 yards, along with 108 rushing yards, 40 kickoff return yards, and 485 punt return yards. He also scored 86 total touchdowns (84 receiving, one passing, and one punt return)

Larry Little

Position: Guard
Years Played: 1969-80

Bio: A member of the Hall of Fame, Little was a key contributor to the success of the Dolphins punishing running attack of the 1970s.

Terry Kirby

Position: Running Back
Years Played: 1993-02

Bio: Kirby finished his NFL career with 2,875 rushing yards, 3,222 receiving yards, and 43 total touchdowns (including three kickoff returns and one punt return for a touchdown)

John Offerdahl

Position: Linebacker
Years Played: 1986-93

Bio: Offerdahl was the NFL’s Defensive Rookie of the year in 1986 and earned five trips to the Pro Bowl (1986-90).

Jimmy Cefalo

Position: Wide Receiver
Years Played: 1978-84

Bio: Cefalo played in one of the most famous games in NFL history: the AFC divisional playoff game between the San Diego Chargers and Miami Dolphins on January 2, 1982, at the Orange Bowl. The Pro Football Hall of Fame named it the “NFL’s Game of the ’80s.”