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NEWBURGH-BEACON FERRY: from the North: Take 9W South to North Plank Rd WEEKDAY MORNINGS VIA BEACON STATION TO GRAND CENTRAL WEEKDAY EVENINGS VIA BEACON STATION TO NEWBURGH .AM Light Face, PM Bold Face .AM Peak .AM Light Face, PM Bold Face PM Peak Newburgh 5 56 6 23 6 48 7 34 8 03 Grand Central Ferry Terminal Terminal 3 48 4 14 4 47 5 11 5 54 6 15 6 45 7 21 Beacon Ferry Terminal 6 05 6 33 6 57 7 44 8 13 Harlem-125th Street 3 59 4 25 4 58 5 22 6 05 6 26 6 56 7 32 Marble Hill C3 43 — C4 41 — C5 45 C6 06 — — Beacon 6 11 6 38 7 03 7 49 8 18 Yonkers C3 54 — C4 52 — C5 56 C6 17 C6 50 — Croton-Harmon 6 51 7 18 7 42 8 31 8 55 Tarrytown C4 14 — C5 11 — C6 15 C6 37 C7 07 — Tarrytown C7 16 C7 40 C8 06 C8 54 C9 13 Croton-Harmon 4 37 5 00 5 33 5 57 6 38 7 03 7 31 8 09 Yonkers C7 36 C8 00 C8 25 C9 13 C9 29 Beacon 5 14 5 37 6 11 6 35 7 15 7 41 8 09 8 44 Marble Hill C7 47 C8 11 C8 37 C9 24 — 5 19 8 49 Harlem-125th Street 7 30 7 54 8 20 9 07 9 32 Beacon2 Ferry Terminal 5 19 5 42 6 16 6 40 7 20 7 46 8 14 8 49 Grand Central Terminal 7 43 8 07 8 33 9 20 9 44 Newburgh Ferry Terminal 5 29 5 52 6 26 6 50 7 30 7 56 8 24 8 59 1 Passengers may board at Beacon for Newburgh. .2 Evening ferries may leave Beacon up to five minutes earlier if all connecting train passengers are aboard. Morning ferries may leave Beacon up to four minutes earlier than arrival times shown. .3 Passengers may board at Newburgh for Beacon, except 8:59 PM. Evening ferries may leave Newburgh up to four C Connection required. Change at Croton-Harmon. minutes earlier than arrival times shown. C Connection required. Change at Croton-Harmon. Signs in Newburgh direct you to the Ferry The ferry landing is at the south end of the Newburgh Waterfront at the ends of Washington and Front Streets. DIRECTIONS TO THE NEWBURGH-BEACON FERRY: From the North: Take 9W south to North Plank Rd. (just south of I-84). Left on North Plank Rd. (North Plank Rd. becomes Leroy Place; then it becomes Water St.) Take Water St. to Second St. Left on Second St. to the end (Front St.). Right onto Front St. into the ferry parking lot. From the West: Take I-84 to Exit 10. Get on Route 9W South.(See directions above, “From the North.”) From the South: NEWBURGH (From New Windsor and Vails Gate) Take CR 94 northeast, then bear right onto Blooming Grove Turnpike, north. Continue north on Blooming Grove Turnpike, which becomes River Rd. and then becomes South Water St. Take South Water St. to Washington St. Right on Washington St. Go over RR crossing. Ferry parking lot is on your left. (From Cornwall area) Take Rt. 9W north. Just past Windsor Motel, bear right onto Old Rt. 9W. Go approximately a half mile. Bear right at next intersection onto River Rd. River Rd. then becomes South Water St. Take (Free Parking) South Water St. to Washington St. Right on Washington St. Go over RR crossing. Ferry parking lot is on your left. EMERGENCY ALTERNATIVE SERVICE In the unlikely event that the ferry cannot If the emergency is in the morning, use Newburgh operate, customers are advised to: Dock as you normally would. Express buses will take you from there directly to Beacon Station to • Listen to your local radio station. connect to the train. • Check our website, www.mta.info. If the emergency is in the evening, use Beacon • Listen for train announcements. Station where buses or other substitute trans port- • Call 511. a tion will be provided at the station’s bus area. Ferry operation and Guaranteed Ride Home Program are jointly funded by the U.S. and the New York State Departments of Transportation. u FARES BETWEEN NEWBURGH AND GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL HOLIDAY SCHEDULE ** - Senior Citizen Identification: Medicare card or Ferries only, see Metro-North timetable for rail service. • Monthly UniTicket: .....................$489.00** driver’s license. Saturdays & Sundays: No Service - Combination ferry/rail monthly 2021 - Unlimited travel on ferry/rail ** - Person with Disability Identification: - Good seven days per week Medicare card or disabled identification card issued Labor Day (9/6) No Service by MTA, Connecticut or New York City. Thanksgiving Day (11/25) No Service • Weekly UniTicket: ......................$159.00** *** Family fare. Restrictions apply. - Combination ferry/rail weekly u Day After Thanksgiving Day (11/26) Special Schedule - Unlimited travel on ferry/rail * Fares effective April 21, 2019. Subject to change. - Good Saturday through Friday Please purchase tickets before boarding. 2022 On-board rail fares are higher. Dr. M.L. King, Jr. Day (1/17) Special Schedule • Ferry Fares: RESPONSIBILITY: Metro-North Railroad cannot - One-way Adult Peak ....................... $1.75 assume responsibility for inconvenience, expense or President’s Day (2/21) No Service - One-way Senior/Disabled ............... $1.00 damage resulting from errors in timetables, delayed - One-way Child (ages 6-11 years) ......... $1.00 trains, failure to make connections, or for changes in - Ten Trip ......................................... $17.50 or shortage of equipment. The schedules, equipment, • Rail Faresu: and fares in this timetable are subject to change without notice. - One-way Peak $23.00 - One-way Off-peak $17.50 MTA Metro-North Railroad is committed to - Senior/Disabled $11.50** providing non-discriminatory service to ensure that no person is excluded from participation in, or - One-way Child (ages 5-11 years) $1.00*** - Monthly Commutation $475.00 denied the benefits of, or subjected to discrimination in the receipt of its services on the basis of race, - Weekly Commutation $152.00 color, national origin or income as protected by Title - Ten Trip Peak $230.00 VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. - Ten Trip Off-peak $148.75 Effective August 30, 2021 For more information visit www.mta.info or contact: Revised • Free Parking Lot attended Monday – Friday Department of Employee Relations & Diversity Telephone Information 5:30 AM - 8:15 AM 420 Lexington Ave., 12th Floor, New York, NY 10170 The 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM or call 511. MTA Metro-North Railroad *** Purchased with Metro-North monthly or weekly rail Complaints may also be directed to: Newburgh-Beacon ticket only. UniTickets can only be purchased at Metro- U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Transit Schedules, fares, and Senior Citizen/Disabled North Ticket Vending Machines or at Ticket Offices. Administration, Office of Civil Rights, accessibility ....................................................511 Ferry *** Senior Citizen (65 or older) or Person with Disability Attention: Complaint Team, Identification required for discounted fare. East Building 5th Floor—TCR, Deaf/Hard of Hearing – Restrictions apply: 1200 New Jersey Ave. SE, Use your preferred relay service provider and or the free 711 relay to reach .........................511 PLEASE NOTE: Discounted one-way peak train and ferry fares. Washington, DC 20590 Valid for use on all trains, except on weekday trains arriving Tickets and Fares brochure available at all ticket MTA Metro-North Grand Central Terminal between 5:00 am and 10:00 am. offices, Grand Central Terminal, and online at www.mta.info. Railroad MTA Police: (212) 878-1001 Police Emergency Only: For service between (888) MTA-911PD Newburgh, NY and or (888) 682-9117 Grand Central Terminal (via Metro-North’s Ossining Station) New York Waterway Newburgh-Beacon Ferry Operated by NY Waterway Information ................................(800) 53-FERRY Offices – Weehawken, NJ 8 AM – 5 PM .................................. (201) 902-8700 Remember: Face masks or face coverings are required when you’re riding on the Newburgh-Beacon ferry and Metro-North Railroad. 08/21 Visit Metro-North online at www.mta.info Visit NY Waterway online at nywaterway.com.
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