Airport transfers
Cruise Terminal Transfers in NYC & Brooklyn
Transfers to the Manhattan, Brooklyn and Bayonne cruise terminals with luggage handling and ship tracking.
Three terminals, three different approaches
The Manhattan Cruise Terminal on the West Side has a multi-level ramp system that confuses first-timers. The Brooklyn Cruise Terminal in Red Hook has a single entrance with a long queue on embarkation mornings. Cape Liberty in Bayonne is across the Hudson and needs a bridge or tunnel crossing factored in. We know the drop-off logic at each one.
Luggage is the whole job
A cruise party travels with more bags than any other kind of trip. We size the vehicle to the luggage, not just the headcount: four passengers with eight large cases need an SUV or a Sprinter, not a sedan. Tell us the bag count at booking and we will get it right.
Disembarkation and ship tracking
Return pickups are scheduled against the ship's actual arrival, which we track, rather than the printed itinerary. Customs clearance adds time and it varies. Your chauffeur waits in the designated area and there is no charge for the delay.
Vehicles we use for this service
Executive Sedan
The default choice for one to three passengers. Leather seating, climate control in the rear, bottled water and a phone charger. It fits a full-size suitcase plus carry-ons in the trunk without stacking bags on the seat.
Luxury SUV
Three rows and a deep cargo area. This is what we send when a family of four flies with four checked bags, or when the trip includes golf clubs, skis or a stroller.
Mercedes Sprinter Van
Stand-up headroom, individual reclining seats, USB power at every seat and a separate luggage bay. The practical option when a group needs to travel together with all their bags.
Motor Coach
Full-size highway coach with restroom, reclining seats, WiFi and DVD. This is the vehicle for moving fifty people to the Hamptons, Atlantic City or a campus visit in one go.
Questions
Questions about cruise terminal transfers & brooklyn
Which cruise terminals do you serve?
The Manhattan Cruise Terminal on the West Side, the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal in Red Hook, and Cape Liberty in Bayonne, New Jersey.
How early should I arrive for embarkation?
Most lines open boarding around noon and close two hours before sailing. We usually aim to have you at the terminal between 11:30am and 1pm.
Do you handle large amounts of luggage?
Yes. Give us the bag count when you book and we will assign an SUV, Sprinter or coach with enough cargo space.
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Ready when you are
Tell us where you're going and we'll give you a fixed, all-in price. No surge pricing, no hidden airport fees, no per-bag charges.
(516) 241-6537