Uber from Westchester to Cruise terminal?

Anyone ever reserved an Uber in Lower Westchester and taken it to the cruise terminal? I'm an Uber newbie and am nervous that one won't be available on a Sunday morning. [emoji51][emoji51][emoji51]

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Which cruise terminal? Manhattan, Red Hook (Brooklyn), or Cape Liberty? I think you need to be asking this on the East Coast Departures board here, under North American Homeports. EM

Which cruise terminal? Manhattan, Red Hook (Brooklyn), or Cape Liberty? I think you need to be asking this on the East Coast Departures board here, under North American Homeports. EM

Thank you! Sorry, the Manhattan cruise terminal. I will repost. [emoji4]

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You can do a mock booking on the app to check on fare. It is convenient to use.

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Thank you! Sorry, the Manhattan cruise terminal. I will repost. [emoji4]

 

 

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Would it not be cheaper and more reliable to go with a Car service in your area ?

Would it not be cheaper and more reliable to go with a Car service in your area ?

I used Dial 7...last night of my cruise on the Breakaway. [emoji22]

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You may also want to post this on the East Coast Departures Board.

There are several locals who regularly post on that board and are very helpful.

Keith

What about Metro North RR to Penn Station and a taxi to the terminal. I've taken to Long Island RR from Queens to Penn many times W/O any problems. I'm on the train at 9:00 am and arrive around 9:45. Just another idea to explore. Good luck.

What about Metro North RR to Penn Station and a taxi to the terminal. I've taken to Long Island RR from Queens to Penn many times W/O any problems. I'm on the train at 9:00 am and arrive around 9:45. Just another idea to explore. Good luck.

This is what we do when we cruise out of NYC. MetroNorth down to GCT, then get a cab. It's like $12 to get across town to the pier, and MN is easy, doesn't break the bank, and is on time more than the subways. ;)

Have a great cruise!

This is what we do when we cruise out of NYC. MetroNorth down to GCT, then get a cab. It's like $12 to get across town to the pier, and MN is easy, doesn't break the bank, and is on time more than the subways. ;)

 

 

 

Have a great cruise!

Thanks for the advice. Already back from my cruise. As previously posted, I ended up using Dial 7. Very reliable and I didn't have to lug my huge suitcase thru Grand Central, etc. :)

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