The Experiences
On-board Safety and Code of Conduct
Your safety is important to us

No Running

Stay off the stairs & ramps

Listen

Locate Life Jackets

Ask For Help
On Board NYC Ferry Vessel

Clear Aisles: Ensuring Safety with U.S. Coast Guard Regulations
U.S. Coast Guard regulations 46 CFR ยง 177.800 (c) and 46 CFR ยง 116.800 (c) require aisles to be clear of obstructions.
For everyone’s safety, do not leave belongings unattended or place them in a way that blocks the ferry aisles. This includes luggage, large bags, strollers, scooters, and other carry-on items. Clear aisles ensure smooth boarding, disembarking, and efficient crew operations. If you have large items and space is limited, you may need to wait for the next departure. As a reminder, the forward area in the main cabin is prioritized for people with disabilities. If you have large items and space is limited, you may need to wait for the next departure.ย

Security

Letโs Keep Everything Safe & Aboveboard

There are 149 Seats, You Only Need 1

The Golden Rule

If You Like Creating Art, Rent a Studio

Sorry, Fido โ No Furry Friends

We Have Enough Crew, Thank You

This Is Not a Locker Room

Save a Tree โ Post No Bills

We Have Fresh Air โ Keep it that Way

Lights, Camera โ Cut

Itโs a Ride, Not a Destination

No One Likes Sea Spray

Corral any Carry-ons

Drink Responsibly

Use Your โSea Legsโ

Outside Food & Beverage

No Weapons on Waterways

Not Everyone Likes Your Music

It's a Ferry, Not a Garbage Barge

No Charging for E-Vehicles
Bicycles are welcome onboard NYC Ferry, but charging of e-bikes, e-scooters, and their batteries is not allowed. This policy applies to both passengers and crew.