New York Harbor Sees Activity at All 3 Cruise Terminals


Cunard Line's Queen Mary 2 was one of 3 ships departing from New York and New Jersey Today
Cunard Line's Queen Mary 2 was one of 3 ships departing from New York and New Jersey Today

Sunday was a busy day for the 3 New York Harbor Cruise Terminals each playing host to a different ship.

Arriving in the wee hours of the morning, Norwegian Cruise Line's Norwegian Escape sailed into New York Harbor to disembark and embark passengers as well as load stores for her next 7 day cruise to Bermuda. The ship docked at about 4 AM at the Manhattan Cruise Terminal.

Also departing for Bermuda this past Sunday was Celebrity Cruises' Celebrity Summit. The Celebrity Summit docked in Cape Liberty Bayonne around 7 AM. She too disembarked / embarked passengers as well as loading food and supplies for the upcoming voyage.

Finally Cunard Line's Queen Mary 2 arrived at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal shortly after 7 AM. The regal ship, prepared for its upcoming transatlantic sailing. She too disembarked a full complement of passengers, as well as embarked passengers for a special voyage to Southampton, England and Norway.

There are many cruise options from the port of New York / New Jersey for those passengers wanting to sail from a nearby port or experience a great pre or post cruise stay.

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