Plenty of parking available nearby. You can purchase tickets onsite. You will have to go through…read moresecurity so keep that in mind. I suggest bringing a water bottle with you as it can be crowded and hot depending on time of year. Water bottles are like 5 bucks each on the ferry. I went when the weather was 100 degrees and it was the day before the 4th of July. It took a little while to get through security and wait in line for the ferry but once we boarded was nice. The views are amazing!!

Also searchable as "Brookfield Place Terminal". Looking for a better view of Statue of Liberty?…read moreCome to this place. For $4.50 you can take a boat to St. George, Staten Island passing by thr Statue of Liberty. I prefer this than taking the Staten Island Ferry since you get better pictures and it's less crowded. You can also get a ticket to New Jersey or the Hudson Yard.

There was one ticket booth open when I went inside as well as the departure schedule. The terminal…read moreis small and there are benches inside but no restrooms that I saw. The ferry is a nice way to cross over into NYC, even though the path is nearby and going the same direction.

After taking the PATH train to Jersey City, we decided to take the ferry back to NYC Brookfield…read morePlace near Oculus which runs every 7 minutes. Purchased tickets inside. It is a bit confusing and service was a bit rude. Maybe they should have an additional sign with more information. The terminal and boat were both nice. The boat has both indoor and upper outdoor seating. For around $7, it's a nice way to go back to the city although it only took a few minutes.

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! ;)

This building houses the ferries. It is free to ride the ferry to Staten Island and return to…read moreManhattan. The building also has restrooms seating and food choices. Security is present with dogs. Expect a crowd of people to be lined up waiting for the ferry. The ferry runs every 30 minutes.

Did a Sip and Groove cruise on a Saturday night and definitely enjoyed it. It was a little crowded…read morebut I think that added to the fun. The sights are unforgettable. The dj was fun! It was Latin night but he did play a mixture towards the end. I had the ticket that includes two drinks and the bartender all the way upstairs was definitely heavy handed! Worth the money!

It's one of those experiences that reminds you how alive this NYC really is. If you never done it…read morelet me be the one to tell you add it to your list NOW! Tickets include drinks, food and snacks! We had a time! You can check out my full review and everything I did on Instagram and TikTok: @travelnistaonthemove

A new ferry terminal awkwardly close to the already existing Paulus Hook ferry terminal, but I can…read morenever hate on more public transportation being added to Jersey City. This one operates from the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway in front of the main Harborside building, making it very convenient for those who work in Harborside or live in Urby. It doesn't seem fully complete yet, but today is their first day of operation. I just wish they had later hours and operated on the weekend. Also, similar to the Paulus Hook ferry, they only run to midtown during commute hours, and I think a few boats to midtown in the afternoon would be nice. Those complaints aside, like I said, I can never truly hate on more public transportation. NY Waterway boats are nice and comfortable, generally well kept, and obviously you can't beat the views from this ferry trip. It's quite a bit pricier than the PATH, but if you're a tourist or have people from out of town visiting, it's a ride you should definitely take.

The Harborside Ferry terminal is an example what is wrong with public transportation. A rickety…read moredysfunctional terminal 5 minutes away from a decent well functioning one. NY Waterway has very old (built in 1998) and decrepit ferries docking there only to drum up foot traffic for McCali's new waterfront project (currently an empty pointless space). The terminal often has broken ticket machines, and does not look very safe. There are men constantly repairing what appears to be a temporary and hastily constructed structure. You have to wait for the ferry in the rain, snow, or sweltering sun, when there is a perfectly good terminal building, with restrooms, and more connections five minutes away in Paulus Hook. I suspect that the only reason the rickety terminal even exists is because, according to the New York Times, NJ Transit subsidizes additional NY Waterway routes, even when they make no sense, and even when the service is very bad. Tax subsidized corporate greed and bad service.

Hoboken ferry terminal. The worker at the window wasn't too friendly, but she did yell at me that…read morethe ferry was leaving soon, so I should get a hike on it - thanks to her, didn't have to wait 30min for the next one. Shared with NJT and Path station waiting room. Men's room was out of commission - they had a temporary set up outside. $9.50 for a one-way adult to 39th St Westside Midtown stop.

Fun! Cheap easy and Great views and easy trip into the city without the hassle of parking or bus…read morerides. Highly recommend if you're driving in. Do it! Fun quick trip right to ground zero and then a few train rides to the park you are set for a Sunday afternoon.

Hello All, Going around Manhattan on a jet ski for my 50th…read morebirthday was a bucket-list experience, and Sea The City knocked it out of the park. The 2.5-hour "Sea It All" tour was top-notch, exceptionally run, and worth every single dime. ​Huge shoutout to my guide, Curtis. He was outstanding--super pleasant, locked in on safety and navigation, and brought great energy the entire run. He went out of his way to make sure I got incredible photos and made my milestone birthday extra special. Management has a true asset in Curtis. ​If you want the ultimate NYC water adventure, book this tour and ask for Curtis. Five stars all day! One bit of advice for those over who are old like me, go ahead and book a deep tissue massage for later in the day. Your body will thank you! : )

Did you know you can jet ski in NYC?!…read more Leave it to me to find something fun to do. I checked the weather and surprisingly it was 79°. I booked the afternoon slot and had the BEST TIME EVER! Justin led the way and took some great photos/videos of us throughout We followed him to several points of interest: - NY Skyline - Brooklyn Bridge - DUMBO - Manhattan Bridge - Statue of Liberty - Ellis Island Definitely recommend for a little adventure! My top speed was 38mph. I pushed my jet ski to the maximum a majority of the way How to get there: PATH Train from WTC Liberty Landing Ferry

NY Waterway doesn't control the weather but $7.75 is especially harsh when the roof is closed…read more "Is the Paulus Hook ferry too fast?" could be a New York Times Pitchbot quip but if you're for scenic reasons the Hoboken route offers more time for a photo shoot.

Right near the GS tower in Paulus Hook, Jersey City, and easy walk up to the PATH or other areas…read moredown here. Staffer was curt but efficient. Quick boarding, and quick launch away on the ferry. A nice way to travel if you're ok paying a bit more ($7.50 one way)

Highly recommend! We had a wonderful time and Mike was great and showed us so many different parts…read moreof New York. Overall, it was a wonderful experience.

Mike and his son were amazing! We saw the city like never before and seeing the Statue of Liberty…read moreso close was spectacular. 100% recommended!

Kinda confused by this station. For a station that looks huge on the outside, it's pretty…read morelackluster inside. Poor signage led me into an entrance where I had to take a packed elevator to go to the platforms. Then you go to the platforms and there's just nothing there. Really old and beat up. At the same time, I guess you get to WTC in no time, so I can't complain too much. But this is a largely uninspiring PATH station.

What a large long escalator here, all lit up, it's pretty cool. Other than that, it's a pretty…read morebasic station.