
Motorboat Suntracker Party Barge 24 feet 150hp review
Yacht · 24 ft (7 m) · Paris
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Key specs
- Builder
- Suntracker
- Model
- Party Barge 24 feet
- Length
- 24 ft (7 m)
- Guests
- 12
Verdict
The Sun Tracker Party Barge 24 DLX is a spacious, family-focused pontoon built for social cruising rather than high-speed boating. With 150 hp, 12-person capacity and a generous deck, it offers strong everyday versatility, good stability and solid value for buyers who prioritize comfort and entertaining.
Pros
- +Spacious 12-person layout with a large 24' 1" deck
- +Standard 150 hp rating gives adequate power for cruising and towing light water-sports loads
- +Stable pontoon platform with 24" logs and wide 8' 6" beam
- +Good storage and party-friendly features, including seating, changing area and Bimini top
- +Strong value for a large, well-equipped recreational pontoon
Cons
- −Not intended for fast or sporty performance
- −Single-120/150 hp class limits acceleration with a full load
- −Large size makes docking, trailering and storage more demanding
- −Fuel capacity is modest for long-range outings compared with bigger-performance pontoons
The Party Barge 24 DLX is a conventional recreational pontoon with a broad 8' 6" beam, 24' 1" deck length and aluminum construction. Its design is focused on maximizing usable space, stability and easy social seating rather than aggressive styling or offshore capability.
On the water, the standard 150 hp setup is enough for relaxed cruising and family use, but it should be viewed as a comfort-first package rather than a performance pontoon. The wide stance and twin logs support a steady ride and predictable low-speed manners, while the boat’s size means turns, docking and trailering require some care.
Inside, the layout is the main appeal: it is built to carry up to 12 people and emphasizes lounging, storage and day-boat practicality. Features such as the Bimini top, movable table, underseat storage and changing area make it well suited to all-day use on lakes and rivers.
For the money, it is a strong proposition if the goal is dependable family recreation and entertaining space. Buyers seeking faster acceleration, heavier tow-sport use or a more refined ride under load may want a higher-powered performance pontoon instead.


