NY WATERWAY DISCOUNTED HARBOR TOURS FOR FIFA WORLD CUP FANS EXTENDS THROUGH JULY

Fans can use code FIFAWC to save 25% on any NY Waterway Harbor Tour

Weehawken, NJ (July 20, 2026) -- NY Waterway, which operates the largest ferry fleet between New Jersey and New York, is offering discounted sightseeing harbor tours for World Cup fans through the end of July, giving fans and visitors an opportunity to experience New York City's iconic waterfront attractions by boat.

Using promo code FIFAWC, FIFA fans can save 25% on all NY Waterway Harbor Tours departing daily from Midtown Manhattan, including the Statue of Liberty Quick Cruise, the NYC Must See Cruise, and the NYC Golden Hour Cruise. Each tour features breathtaking views of New York Harbor and the iconic Manhattan skyline, including the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island and the Brooklyn Bridge.

Statue of Liberty Quick Cruise (50 Minutes)
Daily departures at 10:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.

Adults: $18.75 (regularly $25)

Seniors (65+), children under 12, and military: $15.00 (regularly $20)

NYC Must See Cruise (80 Minutes)
Daily departures at 11:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.

Adults: $26.25 (regularly $35)

Seniors (65+), children under 12, and military: $22.50 (regularly $30)

NYC Golden Hour Cruise (2 Hours)
Daily departure at 7:00 p.m.

Adults: $28.50 (regularly $38)

Seniors (65+), children under 12, and military: $24.75 (regularly $33)

Visitors traveling from New Jersey can purchase a round-trip NY Waterway Ferry

from Port Imperial, Weehawken, NJ, directly to the tour boat for just $10 more.

The Pier 78 Midtown W38th St tours departure location is also served by NY Waterway's free multi-route shuttle buses, providing convenient connections throughout Manhattan.

Tickets are available at nywaterway.com using promo code FIFAWC.

About NY Waterway

NY Waterway operates the nation’s largest privately owned commuter ferry service, including the biggest fleet traveling between New Jersey and New York. Every day, NY Waterway’s ferries, together with its free shuttle buses in New York and New Jersey, provide tens of thousands of commuters with safe, fast, convenient, and reliable transit service.

NY Waterway ferry routes feature daily service between terminals in Hoboken, Jersey City, Weehawken, Edgewater and South Amboy in New Jersey and Midtown, Battery Park City and Wall Street in Manhattan. In cooperation with MTA Metro North Railroad, ferries bring commuters from the west side of the Hudson River in Haverstraw to the Hudson Line station Ossining.

NY Waterway continues to evolve and innovate, adding new routes to meet changing commuter demand and upgrading its fleet to utilize hybrid-electric power.

Celebrating 40 Years

Founded in 1986, NY Waterway is celebrating four decades of exceptional service. NY Waterway ferries regularly provide emergency service when public transit systems are disrupted. On 9/11, NY Waterway ferries evacuated more than 150,000 people from Manhattan, part of the largest maritime evacuation in history. Ferry crews have also rescued more than 300 people from New York waters, most notably the 2009 rescue of 143 people from US Airways Flight 1549, the Miracle on the Hudson.