It is the cheapest professional baseball ticket in the city, in a ballpark whose outfield opens onto the harbor and Lower Manhattan skyline. The free ferry ride there at golden hour is half the event, and Friday games bring the liveliest crowds of the homestand. For anyone burned out on stadium pricing, this is the antidote.
What to expect
First pitch in the evening with gates about an hour before; a small, family-heavy crowd where you can sit almost anywhere; between-inning contests, cheap concessions, and a walkable trip back to the ferry after the final out.
Good to know
- SIUH Community Park is a 5-minute walk from the St. George ferry terminal
- The Staten Island Ferry is free and runs all night
- Tickets usually available at the gate
- Harbor wind cools the park after sunset — bring a layer
- Part of a weekend homestand vs. York — Saturday has post-game fireworks
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Common questions
How do I get to a FerryHawks game without a car?
Take the free Staten Island Ferry to St. George — the ballpark is a five-minute walk from the terminal.
Are FerryHawks tickets expensive?
No — Atlantic League tickets are among the cheapest professional sports tickets in NYC and are usually available at the gate.
