New York (Brooklyn, Red Hook) Cruise Reviews

Difficult to access. One option is to use the NYC ferry system to get you to Red Hook stop and walk the five minutes to the terminal. ...

Terminal hard to find even with taxi gps. once found all was well. disembarking it was a disaster...no taxi's not simple shuttles to airports....had to take a tour of new york. fake ubers packing cars with desperate passanges than charging more to the airport than a limo with one passanger. i was intimidated and paid $70. For what cost $40. In a taxi of my own. fake uber was full of food ...

We got to the ship by private car service. We got dropped off, checked in luggage, then processed to board the ship. ...

Arrived from Chicago and transfers from NCL had been arranged ...

Because we docked in Brooklyn for a short day, we did not have enough time in port. Too far from must-sees to go on one's own. Secondly, an excursion that had initially been listed to MOMA (and one I put off) had mysteriously disappeared from the list by the time I got to the ship in Quebec....and there was not enough time ashore to go by public transportation from Brooklyn to Manhattan and ...

We arrived around 10:40 AM and were on board the ship just before noon ...

We Ubered over to the 9/11 Memorial Museum. This is a very moving experience. It took me back to that morning but it also reminded of the lives that were going on right up to those tragic moments. ...

In Brooklyn – we walked out from the port area (very boring warehouses until Atlantic Ave.) to the riverside parks leading to the Dumbo area, then over and across the Brooklyn Bridge to lower Manhattan, followed by South street to Pier 11. From there we took the IKEA Express water taxi (free on weekends) to their huge store on the Brooklyn side. It was only a 15 minute walk back to the ship. ...

With Manhattan right across the Brooklyn Bridge there is plenty to do in the area. But we enjoyed the 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge and dinner at the River Cafe. ...

New York has so much to do and offer. You can walk everywhere or take the subway ...