Dumbo/Fulton Ferry ↔ Hunters Point South

Be at the dock before departure with your ticket ready. Boarding is first-come. DUMBO is at Old Fulton and Furman; Hunters Point South is at 54th Avenue and 2nd Street. Choose East River A or Local. B skips Hunters Point South.

The current regular fare is $4.50 one way, bought in the app or at a machine. Intermediate Brooklyn and Queens calls remain one ride. The return needs another fare, and subway, LIRR or bus connections use separate MTA payment.

Do not rely on ferry parking. NYC Ferry says it is very limited near most landings and discourages driving. DUMBO has the B25 and inland subway choices. Hunters Point South lists the Q103, 7 train and LIRR, each away from the waterfront.

Yes if the outdoor rack has space. NYC Ferry says boats generally carry about eight to ten bicycles. Both landings list racks and Citi Bike. A full rack can mean waiting, so a rental after arrival may be the steadier plan.

It is one boat on East River A and Local trips. Regular compatible rows run about 21 to 37 minutes. NYC Ferry's September 28 through October 2, 2026 Sukkot timetable scheduled about 21 to 25 minutes on A during that dated exception. Use the live stop list and paired arrival for your sailing.

Hunters Point South at 54th Avenue and 2nd Street. It is not the Astoria route's Long Island City stop at 46th Avenue and Center Boulevard. Use the exact landing name when checking the app or arranging a ride.

The B25 is close to Old Fulton. The F at York, A/C around Cadman Plaza and 2/3 around Clark Street require a walk from the waterfront. Add the hill and cobbles when carrying luggage or managing limited mobility.

It can be. The trip connects two parks and passes several bridge and skyline angles for a regular fare. Check the return before boarding, because the boat's schedule and the final walks matter more than the pleasant minutes on deck.