Get An Inside Look at the Port Jefferson - Bridgeport Ferry

By Video Journalist Waldo Cabrera
Since 1883, the Bridgeport and Port Jefferson Steamboat Company has provided Long Islanders with a quick passage to New England. We sail with PT Barnum and find how they manage to get dozens of cars and hundreds of people from shore to shore.
Featured Interviews:
Fred Hall, VP
The Bridgeport & Port Jefferson Steamboat Company
Ed O'Neill, Captain
Port Jefferson Ferry
Thomas Buemi
Chief Engineer
Alan Nemeth
Food Service
Irene Taub
Passenger
Terrence & Jenny O'Grady
Passengers
John D'Ambrosio
Able Seaman
For more information visit: www.BPJFerry.com

[@di11pi11]

Gonna leave this comment here just in case anyone sees this.

[@vinnytestani6243]

Rest in Peace....Lou Rinaldo ... The Best thing that ever happened to that business.

[@mtk0]

waldo, i just saw this. it was great! thanks!

[@B.Launders]

1:27

[@Bombiedude.]

Thats interesting that the actual boats were built in the 80s or 90s but they date back to the 1800s

[@markrondyke3987]

Wow what a difference between when I used to ride the ferry. I miss the old one

[@Bombiedude.]

The one wierd thing about the boats is that they are very bulky in the back because the elevator sticks out and it looks wierd because its just a big box sticking out with the bridges going into it

[@jv-ep2tc]

DON, WITH THE PIERCINGS, is driving the boat? oh great.

[@Bombiedude.]

What if they dont follow captains orders would they be forced to walk the plank like on a pirate ship lol

[@blackbrothelsinhempsteadny8345]

Hackers scammers and identity thieves are the suspicious people on the ferry

[@jeffreysearle2996]

Hey now we know where Santa lives