The midtown shuttle bus departs on a schedule from East 34 th Street approximately every 11 minutes during the AM rush hours, and approximately every 23 minutes during the PM rush hours. You may hail the shuttle like you would a taxi at any of the listed shuttle stops. Please note that shuttle operations are subject to traffic delays.
Midtown Shuttle Bus Schedule effective Non-Navy Yard tenants: Access the ferry landing by walking through Building 77, which is located on Flushing Ave at Vanderbilt Ave or by taking the self-driving vehicle from Flushing Ave at Cumberland St weekdays only or from the backside of Building 77 - through the ground floor weekends. View on Map. Non-Navy Yard tenants: Access the ferry landing by walking through Building 77, which is located on Flushing Ave at Vanderbilt Ave or by taking the self-driving vehicle from Flushing Ave at Cumberland St weekdays only or from the backside of Building 77 — through the ground floor weekends.
East 35th Street at F. The midtown shuttle bus departs on a schedule from East 34 th Street approximately every 11 minutes during the AM rush hours, and approximately every 23 minutes during the PM rush hours. You may hail the shuttle like you would a taxi at any of the listed shuttle stops. Please note that shuttle operations are subject to traffic delays. Other wise, very easy way to get into the city without all the hassle. AldebaranFlorida Clearwater, FL 4, contributions. Enjoyable way to travel and enjoy the views.
We took the NY ferry a few times while visiting the city and enjoyed it. The views from the water of the cityscape are incredible. We took ferry rides during the week and there were no lines and the ferries were on time.
It is great for the occasional commute; the service is quick and convenient. For anyone who has to commute on a regular basis, it is way too expensive. No parking in the area and very busy street be careful and watch out for the cyclists. The trip to NJ is over in a blink of any eye once on the ferry so if you are in a hurry Maxwell M 1 contribution. I purchase my tickets at Paulus Hook on a Sunday Morning.
The first boat is to arrive in 5 minutes and I was told by the woman behind the counter that it would be at Slip 5. Waiting at Slip 5, the boat pulls up to Slip 7, which has a huge barricade in front of it as do all of them except slip 5. The boatman removes the barricade, starts to take tickets, and as I take one step onto the platform realize that it is completely covered in a tar-like wet paint.
I tell the guy, "Hey, look what's happening! It is now stuck on my work shoes and is not coming off. They are a horrible company to use because they are rude to the customers, never on schedule, and the boats frankly suck. DPeters2 13 contributions. We arrived in Hoboken at pm to catch the 39th st. No boat came.
We then waited for the ferry, it did not come. Finally a 39 St. Ferry comes at , lets on 10 people and says we're full, sorry! People are angry, 10 minutes later a Battery Park ferry came and they their schedule is so screwed up the would cross honor. Everyone irritated because they bought mid town tickets, now have to take subway up to midtown. Had 2 small kids, lost an hour of sight seeing and had to pay for subway to midtown.
We should have just stayed on NJ Transit into Penn. Stay away on weekends. Most browsers include functionality to let you increase or decrease the text on a web page. For example, to increase text size using:. Common browsers are included in this page; mention of a specific browser does not imply endorsement or recommendation. Unlock the key to NYC. Text Size. Search Search. New York Waterway Ferry.
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