Surface Connections
- For connections in Brooklyn, see Broadway Ferry.
At the foot of 42nd Street, passengers could transfer to streetcars of the 42nd Street Crosstown Line past Grand Central Terminal to the West 42nd Street Ferry, as well as several lines operating on First Avenue:
- Broadway Line via 42nd Street and the Upper West Side to the Fort Lee Ferry
- East Belt Line along the East River from South Ferry to East Harlem, serving all the East River ferries
Read more about this topic: 42nd Street Ferry (Williamsburg)
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