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Ferry Point Park/Throgs Neck

Side-by-side maps compare existing and proposed NYC ferry routes, highlighting changes in service lines and stops across the Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn, and Manhattan, with color-coded routes and labeled terminals.

New route added

Soundview and Rockaway routes will be combined (NEW!)

New direct connections

Will offer direct trips to Rockaway and Sunset Park/BAT (no transfer needed). Riders can still directly connect to Soundview, East 90th Street, East 34th Street, Stuyvesant Cove, and Wall St./Pier 11.

Service frequency change

Frequency will stay roughly the same. Ferry will arrive every 43 minutes during AM peak hours from 7am to 10am (was every 41 minutes).

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

 Existing Soundview RouteProposed RW-SV Route
Weekday Peaks4143
Weekday Off-Peak6164
Summer Weekends4545

Note: Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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Soundview/Clason Point

Side-by-side maps comparing existing and proposed NYC ferry routes, with color-coded lines and labels showing changes to ferry connections in the New York City area, including new routes to Coney Island and extensions to Staten Island.

New route added

Soundview and Rockaway routes will be combined (NEW!)

New direct connections

Will offer direct trips to Rockaway and Sunset Park/BAT (no transfer needed). Riders can still directly connect to Ferry Point Park/Throgs Neck, East 90th Street, East 34th Street, Stuyvesant Cove, and Wall St./Pier 11.

Service frequency change

Frequency will stay roughly the same. Ferry will arrive every 43 minutes during AM peak hours from 7am to 10am (was every 41 minutes).

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

 Existing Soundview RouteProposed RW-SV Route
Weekday Peaks4143
Weekday Off-Peak6164
Summer Weekends4545

Note: Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6

Side-by-side maps of NYC ferry routes: the left shows existing routes, the right shows proposed changes. Routes are color-coded and cover areas in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx, with differences in route paths.

New route added

Will be served by two routes: South Brooklyn and St. George (NEW!)

New direct connections

Will offer direct trips to East 34th Street, Battery Park City/Vesey St., Midtown West/Pier 79, and St. George (no transfer needed). Riders can still directly connect to Bay Ridge, Governors Island/Yankee Pier, Red Hook/Atlantic Basin, Wall St./Pier 11, and Corlears Hook.

Service frequency improvements

St. George route ferry will arrive every 34 minutes and the South Brooklyn route ferry will arrive every 43 minutes during AM peak hours from 7am to 10am (is currently every 50 minutes on the South Brooklyn route).

Transfers for access to other landings

DUMBO/Fulton Ferry and Sunset Park/BAT will no longer be served by the South Brooklyn route. Riders may access these landings via a free transfer at Wall St./Pier 11.

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

 Existing South Brooklyn RouteProposed South Brooklyn RouteProposed St. George Route (NEW!)
Weekday Peaks504334
Weekday Off-Peak654350
Summer Weekends292934

Note: Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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Bay Ridge

Side-by-side maps compare existing and proposed NYC ferry routes, highlighting changes with colored lines. Key: different routes and services. A yellow star marks Coney Island on the existing map, a pink star on the proposed map.

New direct connections

Will offer direct trips to St. George, Battery Park City/Vesey St., Midtown West/Pier 79 (no transfer needed). Riders can still directly connect to Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6 and Wall St./Pier 11.

Service frequency improvements

Ferry will arrive every 34 minutes during AM peak hours from 7am to 10am (was every 50 minutes).

Transfers for access to other landings

Bay Ridge will now be served by the St. George route instead of the South Brooklyn route. The St. George route will offer fast service to East and West sides of Manhattan. Riders may still access Governors Island/Yankee Pier, Red Hook/Atlantic Basin, Corlears Hook, and DUMBO/Fulton Ferry via a free transfer at Wall St./Pier 11.

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

 Existing South Brooklyn RouteProposed St. George Route (NEW!)
Weekday Peaks5034
Weekday Off-Peak6550
Summer Weekends4434

Note: Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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Brooklyn Navy Yard

Side-by-side maps of NYC ferry routes. The left shows existing routes, while the right shows proposed changes, including new and modified lines in different colors, with a star marking the South Williamsburg stop.

There are no proposed changes to Brooklyn Navy Yard, but overall network improvements will add new connections.

Improved connectivity

Brooklyn Navy Yard will be one transfer away from St. George, Staten Island and the West Side, where currently there is no connection.

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DUMBO/Fulton Ferry

Side-by-side maps compare existing and proposed NYC ferry routes, with color-coded lines showing service changes across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. The proposed map highlights adjusted and new ferry routes.

Route changes

DUMBO/Fulton Ferry will be served exclusively by new East River A and East River B routes. These routes follow similar patterns to today’s East River route but with fewer stops and more frequent service. The South Brooklyn route will no longer serve DUMBO/Fulton Ferry.

Capacity improvements

Separating the existing East River route into two routes, East River A and East River B, with fewer stops on each means more seats are available on each trip when the ferry reaches DUMBO/Fulton Ferry.

Faster service

Since both the East River A and East River B routes will serve DUMBO/Fulton Ferry, riders will have faster travel times than they have today to East 34th Street, Hunters Point South, Greenpoint, and North Williamsburg.

Service frequency change

In peak periods, boats will depart approximately every 12 minutes between DUMBO/Fulton Ferry and Wall St./Pier 11. For service to other landings (South Williamsburg, North Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Hunters Point South), there will be service approximately every 24 minutes, similar to East River service today.

Transfers for access to other landings

The South Brooklyn route will no longer serve DUMBO/Fulton Ferry. Riders may still access Corlears Hook, Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6, Red Hook/Atlantic Basin, Governors Island/Yankee Pier, Sunset Park/BAT, and Bay Ridge via a free transfer at Wall St./Pier 11.

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

 Existing East River RouteExisting South Brooklyn Route*Proposed ER A RouteProposed ER B Route
Weekday Peaks22572423
Weekday Off-Peak36573636
Summer Weekends18292423

*The South Brooklyn service to DUMBO will be discontinued; transfers available at Wall St/Pier.
Note: Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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Greenpoint

Side-by-side maps of NYC ferry routes. The left map shows existing routes; the right map shows proposed changes, including route extensions and additions, particularly toward Staten Island and southern Brooklyn.

Route changes

Greenpoint will be served by the East River B route which will also serve Wall St./Pier 11, DUMBO/Fulton Ferry, South Williamsburg, and East 34th Street.

Capacity improvements

Separating the East River route into two routes, East River A and East River B, with fewer stops on each means more seats are available in both directions when the ferry reaches Greenpoint.

Faster service

Greenpoint will be a stop on the East River B route. Travel times to Wall St./Pier 11 will get faster by skipping North Williamsburg.

Service frequency change

Frequency will stay roughly  the same, approximately every 24 minutes during AM peak hours from 7am to 10am.

Transfers for access to other landings

Riders may still access North Williamsburg and Hunters Point South via a free transfer at East 34th Street, DUMBO/Fulton Ferry, or Wall St./Pier 11.

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

 Existing East River RouteProposed ER A Route
Weekday Peaks2224
Weekday Off-Peak3636
Summer Weekends1824

Note: Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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North Williamsburg

Side-by-side maps compare existing and proposed NYC ferry routes. The proposed map adds new stops and route extensions, especially in Brooklyn, Queens, and Manhattan, with detailed color-coded lines and labels.

Route changes

North Williamsburg will be served by the East River A route which still serves Wall St./Pier 11, DUMBO/Fulton Ferry, Hunters Point South, and East 34th Street.

Capacity improvements

Separating the East River route into two routes, East River A and East River B, with fewer stops on each means more seats are available when the ferry reaches North Williamsburg.

Faster service

North Williamsburg will be a stop on the East River A route. Travel times to DUMBO/Fulton Ferry and Wall St./Pier 11 will get faster by skipping South Williamsburg.

Service frequency improvements

Frequency will roughly stay the same, approximately every 23 minutes during AM peak hours from 7am to 10am (was every 22 minutes).

Transfers for access to other landings

Riders may still access South Williamsburg and Greenpoint via a free transfer at East 34th Street, DUMBO/Fulton Ferry, or Wall St./Pier 11.

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

 Existing East River RouteProposed ER B Route
Weekday Peaks2223
Weekday Off-Peak3636
Summer Weekends1823

Note: Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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Red Hook/Atlantic Basin

Side-by-side maps compare existing and proposed NYC ferry routes, showing color-coded lines connecting Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island with various route changes and additions highlighted in the proposed map.

New direct connections

Now offers direct trips to East 34th Street (no transfer needed). Riders can still directly connect to Governors Island/Yankee Pier,  Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6, Wall St./Pier 11 and Corlears Hook.

Service frequency improvements

Ferry will arrive every 43 minutes during AM peak hours from 7am to 10am (was every 50 minutes)

Transfers for access to other landings

The South Brooklyn route will no longer serve Sunset Park/BAT and Bay Ridge. Riders may still access these landings from Red Hook/Atlantic Basin via a free transfer at Wall St./Pier 11 or Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6.

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

 Existing South Brooklyn RouteProposed South Brooklyn Route
Weekday Peaks5043
Weekday Off-Peak6543
Summer Weekends2929

Note: Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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South Williamsburg

Side-by-side maps of NYC ferry routes. The left map shows existing routes; the right shows proposed changes, adding new lines and extending service to new stops in Staten Island and Brooklyn. Both maps highlight routes in different colors.

Route changes

South Williamsburg will be served by the East River B route, which will still serve Wall Street, DUMBO/Fulton Ferry, Greenpoint and East 34th Street.

Capacity improvements

Separating the East River route into two routes, East River A and East River B, with fewer stops on each means more seats are available when the ferry reaches South Williamsburg.

Faster service

South Williamsburg will be a stop on the East River B route. There will be a faster connection to East 34th Street by skipping North Williamsburg.

Service frequency change

Frequency will stay roughly the same. Ferry will arrive every 24 minutes during AM peak hours from 7am to 10am.

Transfers for access to other landings

Riders may still access North Williamsburg and Hunters Point South via a free transfer at East 34th Street, DUMBO/Fulton Ferry, or Wall St./Pier 11.

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

 Existing East River RouteProposed ER A Route
Weekday Peaks2224
Weekday Off-Peak3636
Summer Weekends1824

Note: Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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Sunset Park/BAT

Side-by-side maps show current and proposed NYC ferry routes. Existing routes are on the left, while the right map adds new lines and extensions. Routes are color-coded, with key stop locations marked throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx.

New routes added

Rockaway and Soundview routes will be combined (NEW!)

New direct connections

Will offer direct trips to Stuyvesant Cove, East 34th Street, East 90th Street, Soundview, and Ferry Point Park/Throgs Neck (no transfer needed). Riders can still directly connect to Rockaway and Wall St./Pier 11.

Service frequency improvements

Ferry will arrive every 43 minutes during AM peak hours from 7am to 10am (was every 64 minutes on the Rockaway route).

Transfers for access to other landings

Now exclusively served by the combined Rockaway/Soundview route, riders may still access Corlears Hook, DUMBO/Fulton Ferry, Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6, Red Hook/Atlantic Basin, and Bay Ridge via a free transfer at Wall St./Pier 11.

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

 Existing Rockaway RouteProposed RW-SV RouteExisting South Brooklyn Route
Weekday Peaks644350
Weekday Off-Peak646465
Summer Weekends302629

Note: South Brooklyn will not serve BAT/Sunset Park. Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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Battery Park City/Vesey Street

Side-by-side maps compare existing and proposed NYC ferry routes, with colored lines showing changes. The proposed map adds a new line from Staten Island to Manhattan and adjusts other routes. A star marks Coddington Wharf on both maps.

New direct connections

Will offer direct trips to Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6, Bay Ridge, and Wall St./Pier 11 (no transfer needed). Riders can still directly connect to Midtown West/Pier 79 and St. George.

Improved connectivity

Previously isolated from the rest of the network, riders will be able to reach any other NYC Ferry stop with just one free transfer.

Service frequency change

Ferry will arrive every 34 minutes during AM peak hours from 7am to 10am (was every 28 minutes).

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

 Existing St. George RouteProposed St. George Route
Weekday Peaks2834
Weekday Off-Peak4150
Summer Weekends2834

Note: Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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Corlears Hook

Side-by-side maps of NYC ferry routes: the left shows existing routes in various colors, while the right displays proposed changes with new routes and modifications labeled in a similar color scheme. Neighborhoods and docks are marked.

New direct connections

Will offer direct trips to East 34th Street (no transfer needed). Riders can still directly connect to Governors Island/Yankee Pier, Red Hook/Atlantic Basin, Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6, and Wall St./Pier 11.

Service frequency improvements

Ferry will arrive every 43 minutes during AM peak hours from 7am to 10am (was every 50 minutes).

Faster service

Will offer faster connection to Wall St./Pier 11 by bypassing DUMBO/Fulton Ferry on the South Brooklyn route.

Transfers for access to other landings

Riders may still access DUMBO/Fulton Ferry, Sunset Park/BAT, and Bay Ridge via a free transfer at Wall St./Pier 11.

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

 Existing South Brooklyn RouteProposed South Brooklyn Route
Weekday Peaks5043
Weekday Off-Peak6543
Summer Weekends2929

Note: Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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East 34th Street

Side-by-side maps compare existing and proposed NYC ferry routes, showing colored lines for different services across Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, and Staten Island, with route changes marked in the proposed version.

New routes added

Will be served by five routes: Astoria, East River A, East River B, South Brooklyn (NEW!) and Rockaway/Soundview (NEW!)

New direct connections

Will offer direct trips to Rockaway, Sunset Park/BAT, Governors Island/Yankee Pier, Red Hook/Atlantic Basin, Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6, and Corlears Hook (no transfer needed). Riders can still directly connect to all the stops on the Astoria, East River, and Soundview routes.

Service frequency improvements

On the East River A and B routes, ferries to DUMBO/Fulton Ferry and Wall St./Pier 11 will depart approximately every 12 minutes. Service along the new South Brooklyn and Rockaway/Soundview route will also increase the number of departures toward Wall St./Pier 11.

Capacity improvements

The East River route is split into two routes: East River A and East River B. These routes will make fewer stops before reaching DUMBO/Fulton Ferry and Wall St./Pier 11, creating more available seats for riders.

Faster service

The East River A and East River B route will make fewer stops before reaching DUMBO/Fulton Ferry and Wall St./Pier 11, improving travel time to North Williamsburg, South Williamsburg, DUMBO/Fulton Ferry, and Wall St./Pier 11.

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

East RiverWeekday PeaksWeekday Off-PeakSummer Weekends
Existing East River Route223618
Proposed ER A Route243624
Proposed ER B Route233623
AstoriaWeekday PeaksWeekday Off-PeakSummer Weekends
Existing Astoria Route385737
Proposed Astoria Route385737
SoundviewWeekday PeaksWeekday Off-PeakSummer Weekends
Existing Soundview Route416140
Proposed SV-RW Route (NEW!) 436445
RockawayWeekday PeaksWeekday Off-PeakSummer Weekends
Existing Rockaway Route---
Proposed SV-RW Route (NEW!)436445
South BrooklynWeekday PeaksWeekday Off-PeakSummer Weekends
Existing South Brooklyn Route---
Proposed SB Route (NEW!)434329

Note: Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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East 90th Street

Side-by-side maps compare existing and proposed NYC ferry routes, highlighting added and altered lines in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island, with color-coded routes and labeled ferry stops.

New route added

Will be served by the Astoria route and an expanded Soundview-Rockaway route (NEW!)

New direct connections

Will offer direct trips to Rockaway and Sunset Park/BAT (no transfer needed). Riders can still directly connect to Astoria, Long Island City, Roosevelt Island, Brooklyn Navy Yard, Soundview, Ferry Point Park/Throgs Neck, East 34th Street, Stuyvesant Cove, and Wall St./Pier 11.

Service frequency change

On the expanded Soundview-Rockaway route, ferry frequency will stay roughly the same as the existing Soundview route with departures every 43 minutes during peak times. Astoria route frequency will remain the same.

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

AstoriaWeekday PeaksWeekday Off-PeakSummer Weekends
Existing Astoria Route385738
Proposed Astoria Route385738
SoundviewWeekday PeaksWeekday Off-PeakSummer Weekends
Existing Soundview Route416145
Proposed SV-RW Route (NEW!) 436445
RockawayWeekday PeaksWeekday Off-PeakSummer Weekends
Existing Rockaway Route---
Proposed SV-RW Route (NEW!)436445

Note: Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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Governors Island/Yankee Pier

Side-by-side maps of NYC ferry routes show existing (left) and proposed (right) routes, with colored lines representing various ferry services across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island.

New direct connections

Will offer direct trips to East 34th Street (no transfer needed). Governors Island/Yankee Pier will continue to be served by a direct shuttle connection on summer weekends.

Service frequency improvements

Ferry will arrive every 43 minutes during AM peak hours from 7am to 10am (was every 50 minutes).

Transfers for access to other landings

Landings previously served by the South Brooklyn Route – DUMBO/Fulton Ferry, Sunset Park/BAT, and Bay Ridge —can be accessed from Governors Island/Yankee Pier via a free transfer at Wall St./Pier 11.

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

 Existing South Brooklyn RouteProposed South Brooklyn Route
Weekday Peaks5043
Weekday Off-Peak6543
Summer Weekends2929

Note: Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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Midtown West/W. 39th St.-Pier 79

Side-by-side maps of NYC ferry routes: the left map shows existing routes, and the right map displays proposed changes with additional stops and new route colors labeled in the map’s legend.

New direct connections

Will offers direct trips to Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6, Bay Ridge, and Wall St./Pier 11 (no transfer needed). Riders can still directly connect to Battery Park City/Vesey St., and St. George.

Improved connectivity

Previously isolated from the rest of the network, riders will be able to reach any other NYC Ferry stop with just one free transfer.

Service frequency change

Ferry now arrives every 34 minutes during AM peak hours from 7am to 10am (was every 28 minutes).

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

 Existing St. George RouteProposed Staten Island-Brooklyn Route
Weekday Peaks2834
Weekday Off-Peak4150
Summer Weekends2834

Note: Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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Roosevelt Island

Side-by-side maps compare existing and proposed NYC ferry routes, showing current routes on the left and additional lines, extensions, and changes on the right for improved ferry service across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx.

There are no proposed changes to Roosevelt Island, but overall network improvements will add new connections.

Improved connectivity

Roosevelt Island riders will be able to transfer at Wall St./Pier 11 and access Staten Island and the West Side. This connection is not possible within the existing system.

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Stuyvesant Cove

Side-by-side maps show NYC ferry routes: the left map is labeled Existing, the right Proposed. The proposed map adds new routes and extensions, especially in the Bronx, Staten Island, and Southern Brooklyn.

New routes added

Soundview and Rockaway routes will be combined (NEW!)

New direct connections

Will offer direct trips to Rockaway and Sunset Park/BAT (no transfer needed). Riders can still directly connect to Soundview, Ferry Point Park/Throgs Neck, East 90th Street, East 34th Street, and Wall St./Pier 11.

Service frequency change

Frequency will stay roughly the same. Ferry will arrive every 43 minutes during AM peak hours from 7am to 10am (was every 41 minutes).

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

 Existing Soundview RouteProposed RW-SV Route
Weekday Peaks4143
Weekday Off-Peak6164
Summer Weekends4545

Note: Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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Wall St/Pier 11

Side-by-side maps comparing existing and proposed NYC ferry routes. The left map shows current routes; the right map shows revised and new routes, including changes marked in pink. Both maps highlight ferry stops and routes.

New routes added

Wall St/Pier 11 will become the true hub of the NYC Ferry system. With proposed changes, the landing will be served by all six routes: Astoria, East River, Rockaway, Soundview, South Brooklyn, and St. George (NEW!)

New direct connections

Will offer direct trips to Battery Park City/Vesey St., Midtown West/Pier 79, St. George (no transfer needed). Riders can still directly connect to all the stops on the Astoria, East River, Rockaway, Soundview, and South Brooklyn routes.

Service frequency improvements

Increased service frequency comes from multiple routes serving this stop.

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

East RiverWeekday PeaksWeekday Off-PeakSummer Weekends
Existing East River Route223618
Proposed ER A Route243624
Proposed ER B Route233623
AstoriaWeekday PeaksWeekday Off-PeakSummer Weekends
Existing Astoria Route385737
Proposed Astoria Route385737
SoundviewWeekday PeaksWeekday Off-PeakSummer Weekends
Existing Soundview Route416140
Proposed SV-RW Route436445
RockawayWeekday PeaksWeekday Off-PeakSummer Weekends
Existing Rockaway Route---
Proposed SV-RW Route436432
South BrooklynWeekday PeaksWeekday Off-PeakSummer Weekends
Existing South Brooklyn Route---
Proposed SB Route434329
St. GeorgeWeekday PeaksWeekday Off-PeakSummer Weekends
Existing St. George Route284128
Proposed Staten Island-Brooklyn Route (NEW!)345034

Note: Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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Astoria

A side-by-side map comparing existing and proposed NYC ferry routes. The proposed map adds new routes, adjusts some lines, and includes a legend with colored lines indicating different ferry services across Manhattan, Queens, and Brooklyn.

There are no proposed changes to Astoria, but overall network improvements will add new connections.

Improved connectivity

Astoria riders will be able to transfer at Wall St./Pier 11 and access Staten Island and the West Side. This connection is not possible within the existing system.

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Hunters Point South

Side-by-side maps of NYC Ferry routes: the left shows existing routes, and the right shows proposed changes, with highlighted route variations and new service lines connecting areas in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx.

Route changes

Hunters Point South will be served by the East River A route which also serves Wall St./Pier 11, DUMBO/Fulton Ferry, North Williamsburg, and East 34th Street.

Faster service

Hunters Point South will be a stop on the East River A route. Travel times to North Williamsburg, DUMBO/Fulton Ferry, and Wall St./Pier 11 will get faster by skipping several stops.

Service frequency change

Frequency will stay roughly the same, approximately every 24 minutes during AM peak hours from 7am to 10am.

Transfers for access to other landings

Riders may still access South Williamsburg and Greenpoint via a free transfer at East 34th Street, DUMBO/Fulton Ferry, or Wall St./Pier 11.

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

 Existing East River RouteProposed ER B Route
Weekday Peaks2223
Weekday Off-Peak3636
Summer Weekends1823

Note: Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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Long Island City

Side-by-side maps showing existing and proposed NYC ferry routes. The proposed map adds new purple and dashed lines, indicating expanded service, especially to Coney Island, Ferry Point Park, and more connections.

There are no proposed changes to Long Island City, but overall network improvements will add new connections. 

Improved connectivity

Long Island City riders will now be able to transfer at Wall St./Pier 11 and access Staten Island and the West Side. This connection is not possible within the existing system.

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Rockaway

Side-by-side maps of New York City show existing and proposed NYC ferry routes, with color-coded lines and stops across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island. Proposed map includes new and modified routes.

New route added

Rockaway and Soundview routes will be combined (NEW!)

New direct connections

Will offer direct trips to Stuyvesant Cove, East 34th Street, East 90th Street, Soundview, and Ferry Point Park/Throgs Neck (no transfer needed). Riders can still directly connect to Sunset Park/BAT.

Service frequency changes

Ferry will arrive every 43 minutes during AM peak hours from 7am to 10am (was every 64 minutes). Connecting shuttle bus service will operate on both East and West routes during weekday peak periods only.

Summer Beach Service

Additional beach service will continue to operate from Wall Street/Pier 11 and Sunset Park/BAT on summer weekends and holidays.

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

 Existing Rockaway RouteProposed Rockaway Route
Weekday Peaks6443
Weekday Off-Peak6464
Summer Weekends3026

Note: Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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St. George

Side-by-side maps comparing existing and proposed NYC ferry routes. Both maps show colored ferry lines connecting Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx, with new route extensions highlighted on the proposed map.

New direct connections

Now offers direct trips to Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6, Bay Ridge, and Wall St./Pier 11 (no transfer needed). Riders can still directly connect to Battery Park City/Vesey St. and Midtown West/Pier 79.

Improved connectivity

Previously isolated from the rest of the network, riders will be able to reach any other NYC Ferry stop with just one free transfer.

Service frequency change

Ferry will arrive every 34 minutes during AM peak hours from 7am to 10am (was every 28 minutes).

Service Frequency (minutes between departures, by route)

 Existing St. George RouteProposed Staten Island-Brooklyn Route
Weekday Peaks2834
Weekday Off-Peak4150
Summer Weekends2834

Note: Peak period is from 7am -10am. Weekday and weekend schedules are seasonal.

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