Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6 ↔ St. George

Be on the pier before departure with your ticket ready. Boarding is first-come. Atlantic Avenue uses Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 6; St. George is at 1 Bay Street inside the larger ferry and transit complex. Confirm the St. George route because other services use nearby Brooklyn and Staten Island terminals.

The current regular NYC Ferry fare is $4.50 one way. Buy in the app or at a landing machine, then activate before boarding. Bay Ridge is an intermediate call on the same ride, so no second ticket is needed. A return trip needs another fare.

St. George is the easier endpoint for a car because NYC Ferry lists paid parking there. Do not count on a ferry lot at Pier 6; NYC Ferry says parking is very limited near most landings and discourages driving. Brooklyn riders are better served by the B61, B63, B57 or the longer walk from the F/G and 4/5.

Yes while rack space lasts. NYC Ferry boats generally carry about eight to ten bicycles, and crew may stop accepting bikes when the rack is full. Both Atlantic Avenue and St. George list bike racks, making this a practical harbor link if you arrive early enough for a rack space.

Yes when the southern St. George service is running, with Bay Ridge in the middle. Regular weekday and weekend rows take about 28 to 30 minutes. NYC Ferry's September 28 through October 2, 2026 Sukkot timetable also kept both stops in the same southern block at about 28 to 30 minutes during that dated exception.

No. This boat uses Atlantic Avenue at Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 6, near the park's southern end. DUMBO/Fulton Ferry is a different landing farther north. Search for Pier 6 or Atlantic Avenue rather than following signs for Old Fulton Street.

It arrives in the St. George complex, but this is the paid NYC Ferry service, not the orange Staten Island Ferry to Whitehall. Check the operator and departure board before joining a queue. The Manhattan endpoints and ticket rules are different.

The Staten Island Railway and several buses meet the terminal. NYC Ferry lists the S40, S44, S46, S74, S78, S42 and S52 nearby. Leave time to move through the complex rather than treating the ferry gangway and your bus or train platform as one connection.