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    Governors Island Ferry

    3.9 (139 reviews)
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    Kassie+Rick R.

    Super easy and well run. Quick ride with great views and a nice way to transition from the city to the island.

    Melissa M.

    Super easy and fast!! If you have never been to Governor's Island- it's worth the time and ferry ride. There is history, small cafes and parks to explore. There's even a spa!! Great way to unwind and relax. They have the best view from a pool!

    Jason P.

    Very straight forward 10-minute ride from lower Manhattan to Governors island. Timed tickets can be purchased online and cost $5 round trip for adults. Adults 65 and over, children 12 and under, NYCHA residents, IDNYC holders, Military servicemembers and Governors Island members are free. There are also a few free rides early during the weekend...befire 11am I believe. Easy public transportation access to the ferry terminal using the 1 South Ferry Station or the R/W Whitehall Street Station. Both are a block or two away from the ferry terminal. The 4/5 Bowling Green Station is a bit further about 4 blocks away. There is a small coffee shop at the Terminal. The ferry runs frequently, about every 30 minutes. You show your timed ticket to the agent and then wait in the terminal's waiting area. Once the ferry arrived, it will take some time to unload the vehicles and passengers they are bringing back from Governors Island. Once unloaded, you can board the ferry. There are two levels...lower and upper. Lots of indoor seating space on both levels to offer shade. Some may choose to ride outside to take in the amazing views of lower Manhattan, Governors Island and even the Statue of Liberty. There is NO food or drinks for sale on the ferry. There is a well-marked area where you can wait to board on Governors Island for your return trip to Manhattan. Return rides back to Manhattan also run every 30 minutes. All staff throughout the trip were very nice and efficient. There are two other ferry options to get to Governors Island: Brooklyn Bridge (Pier 6) ferry and the Red Hook/Atlantic Basin ferry...but these are only available on the weekends and holiday mondays.

    Tracey L.

    There's so much to do and see on Governor Island. It's not a big place, so it's easy to take in the history, walk the trails, or picnic without getting overwhelmed. On this particular day, it was quiet, and I sat in the grass for an hour, taking in my surroundings and watching the ferry come and go before dinner. That's another plus: there are restaurants on the island. I believe the last ferry of the night doesn't leave until eleven. It's only five dollars and has no return fee.

    Sy L.

    My 1st time going to Governor's island. We walked to the Governor's island ferry location and purchased our ticket. We stood in the long line to wait for the ferry. When the ferry arrived everyone rushed to get on the ferry. It was a little chilly so I sat inside on the lower level. It was about a 5-7 minute ride to Governor's island. Exiting the ferry was the same experience as boarding ( everyone rushing).

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    Ed U.

    When is the Staten Island Ferry not the Staten Island Ferry? Here's your answer. The Manhattan terminal is right next door to the much bigger Staten Island Ferry terminal at 10 South Street, and frankly I never knew it was there until we decided to take a look around Governors Island on a somewhat brisk morning. The destination is popular enough to warrant departures every half-hour from 7AM to 8PM. The trip took only ten minutes with very little wait, and they let you out as if you were a passenger on Noah's Ark. Unlike the Staten Island Ferry, it ain't free, but it is only $4 for a round trip ticket. Chump change, know what I mean? That turns not only the island into a viable tourist destination but also the ferry itself. Besides you can get quite a view (photo: https://bit.ly/3D4pjJP). RELATED - Exploring NYC? Here's a collection of sights I've experienced and reviewed: http://bit.ly/2ZvQA2F

    Headed to Governor's Island for a much-needed (surprise) birthday spa day! ‍
    Zaza R.

    My (amazing) friends surprised me with a fabulous spa day at QC spa located on Governor's Island, and every step of the way was a surprise, After getting instructions to meet at the Battery Park City subway station, we took a short walk to the Ferry Terminal. They had pre-paid for tix so although I have no clue what they cost, I know once inside we waited a few minutes before being let onto the dock. It was a super sunny and unusually hot day so we opted to sit inside (where I opened gifts/we took photos) and enjoyed some respite from the hot sun and the crowds of passengers who opted for the sunny, upper deck. The ride was very short, sweet, and smooth. And in no time we were there! We stayed at the spa for most of the day (I think we left around 5 or 6pm) and the ride was equally uneventful and pleasant, As a native New Yorker, I can't believe I've never been on this ferry but now that I've experienced it I will for sure be making plans to ride it again soon!

    Giseli C.

    Easy service , but your tickets online and the ferry is ALWAYS on time . Very reliable service

    Megan C.

    A convenient ferry ride that's free before 10am! It was a bit crowded during my trip this past June, but you can hang outside for the ~5 minutes of actual riding. I believe masks are still required and the line can get a bit long. Overall, a worthwhile trip to make if you've never been. You can bring your bike right on and enjoy Gov. Island on wheels!

    Jolene M.

    Best spot to see the skyline. Absolutely loved our time here. We rented bikes and explored. Cost only a few dollars to take the ferry. Found a spa here that I can't wait to go back a visit. A must for any NYC trip!

    Hunter S.

    Spacious ferry terminal with cool murals and Guastavino tile. Tickets are 4 dollars for a round trip, though no one checked my ticket. These tickets are separate from NYC ferry tickets, and of course the Staten Island ferry is free. The ferry is big, plenty of seats, and staff is helpful. The ferry ride from Manhattan to governors island is five minutes or so and generally runs on the hour. Governors Island doesn't have a ton of activities, though there is some art, a spa, and a glamping site. Nice place to get away from the city, have some nice views of Manhattan, and be active with some running, walking, or biking.

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    Marie K.

    I love reconnecting with nature whenever I can. Living in the city is always fun and convenient. And i need a bit more time with nature. I can get grounding by putting my bare feet on the grass. I can hear the crashing waves against the rocks near the river. There is art exhibition too if that interests anyone.

    Nina R.

    Outstanding. This was my very first time taking a ferry from Manhattan to one of the islands near by. I paid $4 for a roundtrip ferry ride to Governors Island. There was a festival happening there. The only issue I had was trying to find the correct ferry. If you're not from NYC, it can be quite confusing and overwhelming because there were so many people out on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. Give yourself plenty, plenty of time to find the correct ferry. I bought a ticket to Governor Island but the ferry made stops so I traded my ticket with someone at the kiosk. I walked further and found the correct ferry to Governors Island. So, just be mindful and make sure that you're in the right line!!

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    Ask the Community - Governors Island Ferry

    Anyone go during the week in the daytime? What's the crowd like for the ferry and stuff?

    Can't say about during the week but we went on a Saturday and the crowd was awful. You wait in a huge room with everyone else. You have no idea what's going on. There's no rhyme or reason to the crowd, just a throng of hot sweaty people, all packed… 

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    Staten Island Ferry Whitehall Terminal

    4.4(362 reviews)
    0.2 miFinancial District

    Easy to navigate, don't panic when you there are insanely number of folks/super packed without much…read moreorder crowd waiting to get in the boat. Do not get distracted by people who look like they work for the terminal authority they are just trying to lock you in on a paid tour to Statue of Liberty. So just stay focus, and get in line for the free ride to Staten Island. Also don't panic these ferry boats are insanely big so you will find a spot to get the views you want. If you leave from NYC stick to the right side and go upstairs for the best photos. Once you've made it to Staten Island without any wait, you get off and roll back into another boat (SI To Manhattan) and do it all over again. If you still want to see the Liberty statue leaving from Staten Island, stick to the left. From Manhattan to SI stick to the right and try to get on the second floor. If you want to explore what's around the area a short walk will take you to Wall Street, you'll see the bull and Trinity Church (where Hamilton and Eliza and Philip are buried). Also with going inside the church even with their very strict security check -- we had to even take Apple Watches which was a first but I'm all about safety so whatever they ask, I'll gladly do it. So if near Wall Street make Trinity Church a stop just like that silly snatching bull! ;)

    It's hard to complain about something that's free, and the Staten Island Ferry is so. For the…read moreterminal itself, it's a bit dirty, and there are jerks around trying to sell tickets for a free ferry, but it's a tourist site in NYC, and there are plenty of signs telling people not to buy said tickets. For food options, I would recommend getting stuff outside here, as this spot is all fast food chains like Subway or Wendy's, aside from an alright deli. The views are nice, the ferries leave on time, and it's free. Hard not to like this place, even with the obvious issues.

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    Staten Island Ferry Whitehall Terminal - Vendors everywhere.

    Vendors everywhere.

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    NYC Ferries- East 90th Street

    NYC Ferries- East 90th Street

    4.1(14 reviews)
    6.4 miYorkville, Upper East Side

    What a great and affordable way to see Manhattan from the water. We boarded the ferry at Roosevelt…read moreIsland and road it down to Wall Street. It was a lovely afternoon, so we climbed the stairs to the top deck and sat outside. The view was lovely and it was really fun to point out the different buildings to my daughter who hasn't spent too much time in the city. Especially loved seeing Brooklyn and Dumbo from the water, and going under the bridges. I'd definitely recommend the NYC Ferries as an alternative to the subway, especially when the sun is shining!

    I love public transportation in NYC, with extensive reach for a single fare. Since I moved from NY…read morethe city implemented a ferry system, which I tried -- and enjoyed -- on our recent visit. We boarded at 90th Street, walking through Carl Schurz Park. There are six different routes. Ours was the "Astoria Line" which culminates at Wall Street. Before getting off at 34th Street, the boat stopped in Astoria, Roosevelt Island and Long Island City. One can purchase tickets on the app, or through machines located at every depot. I was advised to activate our ticket right before boarding to maximize the free transfer, valid for 120 minutes (which we actually didn't need on this trip.) The one-way fare is $4.50 or $29 for a ten-trip pass. Seniors, and those with disabilities can apply for discounted fares. There's limited seating outside, with more down below. Also, a bar! Apparently, you can take your dog which my grandpup Hank, takes full advantage of.

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    East 34th Street/Midtown NYC Ferry Terminal - My view

    East 34th Street/Midtown NYC Ferry Terminal

    3.8(23 reviews)
    3.7 miMurray Hill, Midtown East, Stuyvesant Town

    This weekend I took a ferry to Randall's Island Park from the E 34th Street Terminal. I was taking…read morethe ferry for a specific event (PokemonGo Fest), so I can't speak to pricing because it was set by the organizers for the weekend. However, I can speak to my experience getting there and the whole line situation from Manhattan to Randall's Island, and the return trip back. Coming from Jersey, I had walked crosstown from NY Penn Station to the terminal on 35th Street (easier to cross the intersection here). Because there was an event, there was clear signage for where to go and people at the line entrance waiting to scan QR codes. The rides are first-come, first-serve. So as each ferry comes in and passengers onboard disembark, the vessel is checked and then the line moves and people embark. The crew watch and assist when people walk onboard and count how many are getting on the ship. There were people who needed different accommodations - for wheelchairs, strollers, etc. The line on Randall's Island to get back to Manhattan was a little confusing. There wasn't obvious signage. You can see from the park paths where people are walking into the park from the Ferry, but it's not obvious where the line begins to get onto the ferry that's leaving. The entrance is further away. The ride on the water was smooth and I'd say it took about 10 minutes. Amazing views of Manhattan and Brooklyn. If you've never taken one of the ferries on the East River, I recommend taking a ferry at least once to see what it's like if you ever can.

    Very frustrating experience on the 15:35 Astoria E90th ferry line on June 4th. I was alone with two…read moreyoung children, including a 5-month-old in a stroller. My lane has stairs, so I had to use the side ramp, and there were no clear instructions on where stroller or wheelchair users should board. When the gate opened, I tried to check in my ticket, but a lady working the line pointed with her chin toward the regular line and ask if I saw it in a very dismissive way, even though I clearly couldn't use the stairs. I was then made to wait until everyone else had boarded. If all boarding lanes are not accessible, there should be a clear and fair process for wheelchairs and strollers. People with no other option shouldn't be treated as if they're doing something wrong or made to wait last just because there is no clear accessible boarding system in place.

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    East 34th Street/Midtown NYC Ferry Terminal
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    NY Waterway- Weehawken

    NY Waterway- Weehawken

    2.8(147 reviews)
    5.2 mi

    Sooo much better than the terminal on the NYC side. Clean, comfortable, places to eat and drink,…read moreetc. Ferries are clean and fast. Just knocking one star off for how expensive the round trip ferry and parking is: $9.50 each way, and, basically $10-20 for parking garage. (See photos for details.) Otherwise, it's the best way to commute to NYC.

    Our car was vandalized at Little Man's Port Imperial garage recently, on both of the sides of the…read morecar and the back of it. The garage has a some cameras but has no visible security patrol. It is poorly lit in many places. The North and South garage are managed by the same company, Little Man, and they a lot of garages in the NYC area. We used the North. The unattended garages have no dedicated security patrol. We observed what seems like a playground for mischief on the day we found the damage -- groups of kids on bicycles, and even motorcycles (without license plates) cruising around the garage. Some seemed to check out the place and park for free. Cars also were observed to be speeding around the garage. Our weekend calls to both the ferry company and Littleman parking office were not staffed, so there was no way to easily reach anyone in an emergency. Just voicemail. We reached the office manager on Monday 9/23/24 who said no liability (read contract) and she will review tapes. We also called the supervisor (Carlos, 201-217-1683) to talk about our observations and concerns -- and the damage to the car. We left a message for Carlos with our number for him to call back about the damage. Days went by and we didn't get a call back. So we called the main NJ office again a week later (9/30/24). We spoke to the person who answered and told him we didn't hear back. He said he would contact Carlos and have him call us. Again no reply from the supposed, "supervisor" Carlos or anyone. It's been two weeks since we tried to reach him. There has also been no word about the result of the office review of the tapes by the garage salesperson who works Monday - Friday. She did offer to let us go through the tapes ourself. But that is not easy mid week and they should be doing it and reporting back. Again it's been several weeks and nothing. No word. No supervisor. The car itself was parked in clear view of a camera, although the date of the vandalism is not known since the garage never even observed the damage before we contacted them. The damage was only observed by us when attempting to retrieve the car. It seems they take no responsibility and don't even want to discuss our security concerns. This is very disappointing and very lacking in security and seriousness. The garage is dimly lit and feels neglected. The lack of concern by Little Man is very noteworthy. Of course they should take responsibility for the issues at the garage. But they have not demonstrated responsible behavior or addressed the seriousness of the issue, which seems systemic.

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    NY Waterway Ferry Terminal Edgewater

    NY Waterway Ferry Terminal Edgewater

    1.8(18 reviews)
    9.1 mi

    It's the worst. They bill themselves as the best ferry in the world but they are wrong. I've taken…read morethe Hong Kong ferry to commute to work and it is a lot better. It's always on time and it is cheaper. About 25cents each way. This ferry runs on its own schedule and is never on time. The captain of the ferry I take loves to hit the dock when he comes in. You are jolted around. Take the ferry before the one you think you should take so you can get to city in time for whatever you want to do. At $336 a month this Another week and more delays. The 915am ferry is not here. Can't even see it coming. This is the WORST FERRY IN THE WORLD!!!

    Is there anything better, on a prematurely warm and sunny not-quite-spring day than taking the…read moreferry home? Aaah yes, taking the ferry home on a Friday that also happens to be a prematurely warm and sunny not-quite-spring day. The ferry is too expensive to be a part of my daily commute. Comparing the $5.50 ride from World Financial Center to Jersey City (Paulus Hook) with the $1.75 PATH ride between World Trade Center and Exchange Place, you can see why the ferry is the Rich Man's PATH. Or, the poor man's cruise ship. Even the ferry terminal at World Financial Center is luxurious, at least compared to a PATH station. It's floating, and has a little balcony on the water where you can soak up that precious March sun while you wait for your ship to come in. It even had a nice clean bathroom, if you can handle the motion of the ocean. The PATH can't compare. The ferry ride takes about the same amount of time as the PATH ride (7 minutes from WFC to Paulus Hook). But unlike the five minutes you'll spend on the PATH, you can feel the salty wind in your hair, and the sun on your face, unless of course you get the boat where the upper level has been enclosed. But, still, you can pretend your itinerary takes you to somewhere more exotic than your average PATH stop... maybe Venice. A tourist you're not, but remember that some people travel far and wait a lifetime to glimpse these sights... the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, the Colgate clock, the tallest building in New Jersey, the tallest building in New York, cruise ships and tall sailing ships, all that and you can be home in time for dinner.

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    NY Waterway Ferry Terminal Edgewater
    NY Waterway Ferry Terminal Edgewater
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    NY Waterway Pier 11/Wall Street Ferry Terminal - ferry

    NY Waterway Pier 11/Wall Street Ferry Terminal

    2.8(107 reviews)
    0.3 mi

    Took the Ferry from this spot back to 34th St. A very scenic and relaxing way to go back to…read moreMidtown. $4.50 one way and its a relaxing ride. If you decide to sit inside, theres plenty of A/C and they sell drinks and booze. If you sit at the deck, you get the breeze and the view. No issues at all.

    On this review of becoming a New Yorker, I must say that I don't know about these hateful reviews…read more But it was a wonderful experience for my family and I. We saved ALOT of money heading back from Dumbo/Brooklyn and enjoying the historical views from the Hudson Bay. No pricey tour needed.- Super easy yet slightly complicated since travelers like me have to do intensive dentistry work pulling out all the stops to book the right ferry. Although it might sound difficult, once you get the hang of it. Not that hard. Becomes easy. Start off by downloading the NYC FERRY app to book your tickets. You get like 90 days to utilize your tickets. So don't stress! Also for reference go on their website and utilize the map with all the pick/drop times and locations. Eventually applying that elbow grease to your thumbs and using your noggin you should be able to put two together. Life is not that hard. Once you have booked your ferry trip to and from where you are headed, it becomes a breeze. That's when you can enjoy the fruits of your labor. Also the ferry picks up every 10-15 minutes so don't stress. You can make it on time! And save yourself from paying 30-60 dollars on a ride share app. $4.50 one way $1.45 for senior discount 65 or older And any child under 44 inches FREE! So now you know what you're doing, booking all the spots you want to head in and out of. I took dumbo to pier 11 with ease, no issues, no hassles, and no one lied to me. Cause I did all my homework. And for anyone complaining, the ticket checkers out front, sales people, captain and anyone else who was working with the NYC ferry system was professional through the entire process. Just an fyi they are watching everyone, no freebies, no one getting on without a ticket and if you do attempt they will stop you, but we're human and things happen. Plus plenty of NYPD in the area observing so if you need help finding a ticket stand or entry way they are more than glad to guide you. So enjoy the beautiful views of the Hudson Bay while you travel the NYC FERRY system. Remember it's a short ride but worth every dollar. So many tours selling tickets for 30-90 dollars just to cross the Hudson Bay with commentary. You can bypass the commentary and save 2-4 hours of your day with the same views you expect just by crossing from Brooklyn to downtown Manhattan. Dumbo to Pier 11. Like 3-5 minutes. Photo ops over! You're welcome. And thank you NYC FERRY!

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    NY Waterway Pier 11/Wall Street Ferry Terminal - View of downtown Brooklyn

    View of downtown Brooklyn

    NY Waterway Pier 11/Wall Street Ferry Terminal - Ferry entrance

    Ferry entrance

    NY Waterway Pier 11/Wall Street Ferry Terminal - Pier 11

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