Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6 ↔ Wall St/Pier 11 · Via South Brooklyn

Reach the landing before departure with your ticket ready and confirm South Brooklyn. Boarding is first-come. St. George also runs directly between these landings, so at Pier 11 join the queue for the qualified departure you chose.

The regular NYC Ferry fare is currently $4.50 one way, bought in the app or at a landing machine. The South Brooklyn trip is one stop with no transfer. A return trip needs another fare.

Neither is a sensible parking destination. NYC Ferry says parking is very limited near most landings and discourages driving. Reach Pier 6 by bus, train plus walking or bike, and Pier 11 by downtown subway, bus, bicycle or walking.

Yes, while rack space remains. NYC Ferry vessels generally carry about eight to ten bicycles and may stop accepting them when full. Both landings have racks and nearby Citi Bike docks, which can be simpler for this very short ride.

Yes. Pier 6 and Wall Street/Pier 11 are consecutive on this segment. In the reverse direction, use Pier 11's printed departure time rather than the earlier arrival time for a through boat's downtown dwell.

NYC Ferry's September 28 through October 2, 2026 Sukkot timetable ranged from 4 to 8 minutes across both directions. That was a dated holiday pattern; use the qualified live arrival for your actual sailing.

Both routes run directly between Atlantic Avenue and Wall Street because those landings are consecutive on each service. Their schedules, Pier 11 queues and wider through-routing differ, so choose by the qualified live arrival rather than assuming one route label means a detour on this segment.

Pier 6 lists the B61, B63 and B57 plus inland F/G and 4/5 trains. Pier 11 is near the 2/3 at Wall Street, J/Z at Broad Street and 1 at South Ferry. Neither landing is inside a subway station.