Lady Luck Wreck • Saturday, October 25, 2025
Built in 1967, the 324-foot Lady Luck spent the next 50 years transporting industrial sludge to facilities that would turn it into fertilizer pellets. Today she sits in 130 feet of water with the top of the wreck at 80 feet.
At a Glance
| What you need to know | |
|---|---|
| Dive 1 | Wreck |
| Dive 2 | Reef |
| Max depth in feet | 135 |
| Minimum cert level | Advanced/Deep |
| Departs from | Pompano |
| Minutes from shop | 20 |
| Be at the boat no later than | 7:45AM |
| Boat departs | 8:30 AM |
| Expected return | 12:00 PM |
| Price without gear rental | $109.95 |
| Price with tanks and weights | $119.95 |
| Price with gear rental | $149.95 |
| Add Nitrox | $10.00 per tank |
The wreck
Originally the Newtown Creek, the ship was retired from service in 2014 and became an artificial reef in 2016. Prior to sinking, metal sculpture Dennis MacDonald created casino-themed displays atop the hull. Due to the depth, this wreck is best suited for divers with advanced training or equivalent experience.
Watch it sink
Balance is due in full when you sign up. There are no refunds unless we find someone to take your place.
- DAN insurance
- Crew gratuity
- Certification cards
- Dive insurance
- Signed travel waiver and Statement of Understanding
- Personal dive gear
- Audible and visual surface signals
…and don’t forget:
- One towel each for showers and diving
- Dive light
- Safety sausage
- Emergency mirror
- Whistle
- Sunscreen
- Hat
- Sunglasses
Learn more or reserve space
Use this form to send us a question about this specific trip. You can also use this form to let us know you are interested in joining us and how many people will be in your group — just be aware that reservations are not considered firm until we receive paymentt.