Take a tour of the new Moynihan Train Station from the 9th Avenue entrance through to the Nos. 1, 2, 3 subway line on 7th Avenue.
NEW YORK CITY FERRY
One of the great ways to travel within the city to places that aren't easy to reach via subways or buses is the New York City ferry system.
Effective September 12, 2022 the fares and schedules have been updated.
The cost of a one-way ticket has been raised to $4.00 BUT there is a reduced fare ticket of $1.35 for Senior Citizens, ages 65 or older and for persons with disabilities. If you currently participate in the Fair Fare NYC Program you also qualify for the reduced fare.
If you are eligible you must apply for the program. Once approved, you will be able to access the $1.35 ticket in the NYC Ferry app or be able to purchase the ticket in-person at Pier 11/Wall Street between the hours of 8 AM – 7 PM. Applications may take up to 30 days to process.
Click here to view NYC Ferry Discount Program Frequently Asked Questions
For Persons with disabilities, download the Reduced Fare Application for Persons with Disabilities PDF to start the process.
For Senior Citizens, download the Reduced Fare Application for Senior Citizen PDF to start the process.
For Current participants in the Fair Fares NYC program, download the Reduced Fare Application for Current participants in the Fair Fares NYC program PDF to start the process.
IMPORTANT TO KNOW: All transfers within the NYC Ferry system are free and valid for 120 minutes once you start your one-way trip. Round-trip journeys do not qualify for free transfers
For more info: www.ferry.nyc
Quick check for elevator status:
https://www.panynj.gov/path/en/alerts/elevator-and-escalator.html
New Jersey Transit
Heard on the Street
Whining to my doorman one night about the very expensive lesson of replacing two sets of batteries within one month because I was using the wrong charger, he shrugged his shoulders, rolled his eyes and replied: “Hey it’s a Benz. Repairs are expensive!”
