For the 2013 season, total ridership was 16,586 passengers.
Revenue was $293,000 (including the period after Labor Day), and $27,000 in advertising revenue.

For the 2014 season, the CapeFlyer carried 12,625 passengers, down from about 15,000 for the similar period in 2013.
Fare revenue was $221,000, with $93,000 from advertising.

For 2015, ridership was 13,278 – up from 2014, but still down from 2013 – with fare revenue of $223,000.

In 2016 ridership was 13,663, however there were only 15 weekends of service vs. 16 in 2015, so per round trip ridership was up 9.2%.
Revenue was $230,000.
For the 2013 season, total ridership was 16,586 passengers. Revenue was $293,000 (including the period after Labor Day), and $27,000 in advertising revenue.
For the 2014 season, the CapeFlyer carried 12,625 passengers, down from about 15,000 for the similar period in 2013. Fare revenue was $221,000, with $93,000 from advertising.
For 2015, ridership was 13,278 – up from 2014, but still down from 2013 – with fare revenue of $223,000.
In 2016 ridership was 13,663, however there were only 15 weekends of service vs. 16 in 2015, so per round trip ridership was up 9.2%. Revenue was $230,000.
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