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.

Nice little ferry service. We used their warren street to Manhattan boat today. Small. Not crowded…read more Super nice people and the best thing was it DIDNT SINK! Lol. Took our little dog BUSTER with us. No problem. No dirty looks. Great people make businesses great. This is the case here. Love this service. On a side note I just want to say that the lady I've spent the last 29 years with (Tammy The Tornado) means everything to me. She stole my heart when I met her and has never given it back. I hope that one day when I'm long gone from this world she reads my yelp reviews and sees that many times I veer off course from reviewing a business to professing my love for her. Thank you darling for making this old coot such a happy man. I love you more than you'll ever know.

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.

This ferry terminal is well nice. I recently took it to visit downtown. It was pretty simple to…read morefind nearby parking and the ride was quick. I'd definitely use this terminal again in the future, when going to the World Trade Center area.

We took the Staten Island Ferry for a quick round trip on our final day of our NY visit. The trip…read morewas great in spite of the drizzly April weather and we were able to see quite a bit of Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty during the excursion. The terminal was well organized for loading and unloading passengers with clear signage and announced directions via the overhead speakers.

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.

I recently took the Circle Line Sightseeing Cruise, and it turned out to be one of the most…read moreenjoyable ways to experience the city from a fresh perspective. From the moment we boarded, everything felt well-organized and welcoming. The staff were friendly and efficient, making the check-in and seating process smooth. The real highlight, of course, was the view. Seeing the skyline from the water gives you an entirely different appreciation for the city's architecture and scale. Passing by iconic landmarks while listening to the live narration added a lot of depth to the experience. Our tour guide, Andrew, was especially knowledgeable about the history of the city--he shared fascinating facts, stories, and context that really brought each landmark to life, all while keeping things engaging and easy to follow. The boat itself was clean and comfortable, with plenty of space to move around and take photos. Whether you prefer sitting inside or enjoying the open-air deck, there's a good spot for everyone. I especially appreciated how unhurried the cruise felt; there was enough time to soak in each sight without feeling rushed. I'd highly recommend the Circle Line Sightseeing Cruise to both visitors and locals--it's a relaxing, informative, and scenic way to see the city from a whole new angle.

I had a great time on this sightseeing cruise! It was so cold but there was plenty of enclosed…read moreseating on the 1st and 2nd floor. The history of the city was nice to learn about from the informative and fun tour guide. And we cannot forget the amazing views!

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.

We did a tour in July at 9:45 am and had a great time, would highly recommend to friends and…read morefamily! The guides were friendly and super helpful and the water was WARM! Very easy to get to from Manhattan if you get off at the World Trade Center subway station and ride the Liberty Landing City ferry.

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.

Beyond words super fun was a tad cold and of course super touristy but when in the city you have to…read moresee lady liberty. Amazing views of the city a ton of things to do and great place to see history.

I booked tickets online (definitely recommend doing this ahead of time and after doing research,…read moreit's a must), showed up at Battery Park, went through airport style security, and was on the boat within 10 minutes. I don't get why all the bad reviews, maybe I had a lucky day. Or maybe because I booked it at 10am. But a very hot day. The ferry itself was clean and ran on time. Great views of the skyline and Lady Liberty from the water, definitely a photo op moment. I got off at Liberty Island first. The museum there is actually pretty cool and way more modern than I expected. Didn't go up to the crown because those tickets sell out fast but walking around the island was still worth it, getting those photo opportunities. Ellis Island was the surprise highlight. The immigration museum is massive and way more emotional than I thought it'd be. There's just something about seeing the old registry books and photos especially having immigrant parents whose family members came thru there. A solid experience and being a part of a big piece of American history. Highly recommend.