(PORT CANAVERAL, FL) -- The Buoy Club, Inc. (OTC Pink Sheets:BYCI) announced today a 250% increase in sales and customer attendance on their cruises from June to August 2000.
The number of calls for reservations and special events are continuing to increase; leading to the need for a higher frequency of cruises scheduled out of Port Canaveral. Advanced reservations, as well as an increase in VIP Membership sales are expected. Annual VIP memberships range from $1,500.00 to $5,000.00 per year. The company has also received calls from a number of people inquiring about investing in additional ships in new ports.

The Buoy Club, Inc., is an upscale offshore gentlemen's club cruise ship. They have recently received media exposure from National Newspapers like The Miami Herald, The Miami Herald Brevard Edition, The Orlando Sentinel, The New York Post, and Florida Today, Nationally Syndicated Radio Shows like The Howard Stern Show and The Neil Bortz Show, as well as local Radio & TV coverage throughout the Central Florida area.

The company has recently aligned themselves with a new promotional and marketing partner, Fair Villa Videos. They have also joined the Brevard County Chamber of Commerce and the Orange County Convention Bureau. In addition they have recently made arrangements for comfortable and affordable transportation from the areas surrounding Port Canaveral. For more information go to www.buoyclubstock.com or call their Toll Free Reservation line (877) 781-2924 (BYCI).

Mr. Mihlstin recently stated ``Our intent is to bring the adult entertainment industry to the next level. We emphasize quality, excellence, and service. Our patrons are able to enjoy a beautiful coast and skyline view, dance and enjoy music performed by our live D.J. or enjoy a bottle of wonderful champagne in a quiet setting. Our plans are to expand from coast to coast with new and innovative ships of top-rate quality!''

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