Discover the Lady Luck, a 324-foot former tanker turned underwater casino and artificial reef, offering divers an unforgettable experience off the coast of Pompano Beach. Sunk on July 23, 2016, the Lady Luck is a cornerstone of Florida’s renowned artificial reef system and the centerpiece of Shipwreck Park, surrounded by 16 other fascinating wrecks.

Originally named the Newtown Creek, this vessel was built in 1967 and spent nearly 50 years in New York City as a “honey tanker,” transporting sludge for processing. Thanks to a collaboration between the City of Pompano Beach and Isle Casino Racing Pompano Beach, the ship was transformed into a dynamic artificial reef, featuring incredible casino-themed art installations by artist Dennis MacDonald.

Now resting upright in 130 feet of water, the Lady Luck welcomes divers with her iconic logo and whimsical underwater displays, including oversized dice, slot machines, card sharks, octopus dealers, and maybe you can spot a cocktail-serving mermaid. These vibrant sculptures provide the perfect backdrop for stunning photos and are teeming with marine life. Swim over her intricate web of pipes and explore the bridge for breathtaking panoramic views of the ship.

With depths ranging from 60 to 140 feet, the Lady Luck is accessible to divers of various skill levels, though strong currents can occasionally add an extra challenge. Don’t miss your chance to explore this one-of-a-kind underwater destination that blends history, artistry, and marine conservation.

Book your dive today and try your luck beneath the waves!