New Boats, Local Operator Secured for Year-Round Tampa Bay Ferry
The $4.8 million purchase gives the route two vessels and could restore seven-day, year-round service by fall, officials said.
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Tampa Bay Ferry moves closer to launch with second vessel
The Tampa Bay Ferry moved a major step closer to reality Monday as the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority officially purchased the two vessels that will comprise the service’s permanent fleet. PSTA announced it has finalized the purchase of the Bay Breeze and the Clipper, ending a nationwide search for vessels capable of supporting year-round passenger ferry service between downtown St. Source
Tampa Bay Ferry buys two vessels for permanent route
Plans for a permanent ferry service between St. Petersburg and Tampa advanced Monday as the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority completed the purchase of the Bay Breeze and Clipper, the two vessels that will form the fleet for the future Tampa Bay Ferry service. PSTA is developing the route with Hubbard’s Marina, which will operate the service. Agency officials say the two-vessel fleet will provide greater reliability than the previous Cross-Bay…
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