New York Cruise Port

New York Cruise Terminals (Manhattan and Brooklyn)

Position
40°46.14′N 073°59.82′W
40.769°, -73.997° decimal
Port type
Homeport
Within 15 km
0 ships now

New York has two city cruise terminals: the Manhattan Cruise Terminal on the Hudson River (Piers 88, 90 and 92) and the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal in Red Hook. Cape Liberty in Bayonne, New Jersey is a separate nearby port. Not every Manhattan pier is in service at all times.

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New York Cruise Terminals (Manhattan and Brooklyn)
Chart as of Fri, 02 Oct 2026 23:20:28 UTC. Blue square: New York Cruise Terminals (Manhattan and Brooklyn). Red and yellow squares: tracked ships.

Ships within 15 km of New York Cruise Terminals (Manhattan and Brooklyn)

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Port facts

Location
New York, New York
Port type
Homeport (cruises begin and end here)
Terminals and piers
Manhattan Cruise Terminal (Hudson River piers); Brooklyn Cruise Terminal (Red Hook)
Coordinates
40.769°, -73.997°

Facts checked against the sources below on 2026-10-01. Drive times are rough and depend on traffic. Confirm your ship's terminal and boarding time with your cruise line.

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Tips for New York Cruise Terminals (Manhattan and Brooklyn)

  • Confirm whether your ship is at Manhattan, Brooklyn or Cape Liberty (NJ). They are far apart.