New York City Economic Development Corporation has published plans to replace 90-year-old piers at Manhattan Cruise Terminal.
The plan is for a new terminal to accommodate two 8,000-passenger ships simultaneously. The terminal introduces fully electrified shore power infrastructure. An iInitial commitment provides €18m for shore power.
The master plan supports sustainable marine freight distribution.
Andrew Kimball shared “The Manhattan Cruise Terminal Master Plan is a bold, forward-looking vision that will redefine the future of cruising in New York City.”
