New York City’s world-class cruise ship ports in both Manhattan & Brooklyn offer ideal facilities for cruise arrivals or departures. New York Cruise brings the most spectacular - often the fastest, biggest, and most luxurious - passenger ships. Itineraries include Bermuda, Canada, New England, Europe, the Caribbean and world cruises.
 MSC Cruises recently partnered with NYCruise, and its relationship is proving to be a winning combination. Our first sailing from NYC in May with MSC Orchestra was a huge success thanks to knowledgeable, hands-on and guest-oriented team members with NYCruise.
- Richard E. Sasso,
President MSC Cruises (USA), Inc.
NYCruise Updates
View the Latest NYCruise 2011 Economic Impact Study
The cruise industry generated an economic impact of $239 million in 2011 for New York City. In 2011, over 632,000 passengers spent nearly $150 Million in New York City.
NYC Will Be Home To New State-Of-The-Art 4,000 Passenger NCL Ship
Mayor Bloomberg and Norwegian Cruise Line CEO Kevin Sheehan today announced that Norwegian Cruise Line's new state-of-the-art 4,000 passenger ship, Norwegian Breakaway, will make New York City its year-round home port.
New York City Officials Welcome Cruise Canada New England Symposium to New York City
The Carnival Miracle will start offering year-round cruises from New York City will do even more to stimulate our economy, bringing additional visitors and generating nearly $13 million in direct spending.
Disney Cruise Line Will Make Calls in New York City
Disney Cruise Line will use Manhattan Cruise Termnal as its Newest Home Port for Twenty Calls in 2012, Generating an Estimated $11 million in Direct Spending in New York City.
Results of 2010 Cruise Economic Impact Study
Passengers and crew spend an estimated $144.6 million in New York City in 2010, far exceeding the $93.8 million spent in 2009.
Importance of Cruising Tourism Sector
Cruise industry's optimistic forecasts for 2011 based on the delivery of 14 new ships, record-breaking passenger numbers and other developments.
Improvement and Growth Cruises into NYC
Learn about the transformation and positive impact the cruise industry has had on New York City in this informative Fox Business interview with Tom Spina, Director of Cruise Operations.
NY Cruise Releases Results of 2009 Economic Impact Study of
Cruise Passengers and Crews in New York City
A new study confirms that cruise ship passenger and crew spending in New York City has a significant impact on the local economy. On average, overnight passengers spent $245 per person for lodging and $72 for food and beverages – the highest in the country.
NYCruise Generates over $1.1 Billion
Cruise Lines International Association's (CLIA) newly released Economic Impact Study revealed that the New York City cruise industry generated over $1.13 billion in direct spending to the New York economy in 2008.
Mayor Bloomberg Announces Growing International Cruise Activities in New York City
Italy-based MSC Cruises adds new service to New York City, more than doubling city’s international cruise visitors and generating $3.5 million in additional visitor spending.
NYCruise to Host 2011 Canada New England Cruise Symposium
The June, 2011 Canada New England Cruise Symposium will take place in New York City.
NYCruise & Stazioni Marittime S.P.A. Sign International Sister Seaports Agreement
NYCruise has signed an International Sister Seaports agreement with Stationi Marittime S.P.A of Genoa, Italy.
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