[header] How to take the staten island ferry [title] Visit the ferry terminals in either lower manhattan or staten island. [step] These are accessible by a number of subway and local bus transportation lines, as well as by taxi. While there was once a fee implied to ride the ferry, it was eliminated in the late 1990s and there is currently no charge.
[header] How to take the staten island ferry [title] Visit the ferry terminals in either lower manhattan or staten island. [step] These are accessible by a number of subway and local bus transportation lines, as well as by taxi. While there was once a fee implied to ride the ferry, it was eliminated in the late 1990s and there is currently no charge.
[title] Use a tunnel ticket to take the ferry to lower manhattan if you're at a public ferry terminal. [step] If you intend to ride the ferry via a subway train system, the tunnel train system lets you get on and off the tube system once you reach the ferry terminal. [title] Enter the ferry terminal using the russian express (oncoming subway) ferry kiosk. [step] The ferry kiosk, unlike the russian express ferry kiosk, shows only new york city. Regardless of whether or not you want to ride the ferry or go directly to the ferry terminal, follow these routes : [substeps] Subway buses to the airport. Together, a bus ferry from the airport to both upper manhattan and staten island. [title] Board the next available ferry, depending upon where you are heading to. [step] If you are traveling with children, keep a close eye on them as you prepare to board.