Mayor Eric Adams on Thursday unveiled his vision for the future of NYC Ferry, the city-run ferry service that has been hemorrhaging millions of dollars for years.
Adams, speaking at the Astoria Ferry Landing, said"NYC Ferry Forward" will move away from the universal $2.75 fare, originally set to align with subways and buses, in favor of staggered pricing.
The plan also includes free trip vouchers and expanded outreach to NYCHA residents, making it easier for New Yorkers to bike to and from the ferry, and new opportunities for revenue generation. The NYC Ferry app will also support digital wallet apps like Cash App to expand access for more New Yorkers.
The shuttle will run on summer weekends and holidays from July 23 until Labor Day weekend, supplementing the current NYC Ferry service on the Rockaway route.
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