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Big Toot (fka Lil Toot)553
in New York, NY 10004about Big Toot (fka Lil Toot):
Big Toot, a 40-foot former US Navy utility launch, offers free rides for kids every weekend from North Cove Marina in Battery Park City.
The length of each ride is approximately 50 minutes. Each ride can hold a total of 34 passengers (kids and adults together). Children under age 14 must be accompanied by an adult, with a maximum of six kids per adult.
Admission is first come, first served; reservations are not accepted. Big Toot does not operate in inclement weather. If there's steady rain or high winds (too much splashing), Big Toot stays at dock.
Big Toot evolved from the Lil Toot program which started in 2004. Lil Toot was a 26-foot Crosby launch built to look like Lil Toot, the baby tug featured in the popular children's book. Because Lil Toot was a small boat and New York Harbor is a big body of water, Big Toot, a larger and more sturdy boat has taken its place.
The length of each ride is approximately 50 minutes. Each ride can hold a total of 34 passengers (kids and adults together). Children under age 14 must be accompanied by an adult, with a maximum of six kids per adult.
Admission is first come, first served; reservations are not accepted. Big Toot does not operate in inclement weather. If there's steady rain or high winds (too much splashing), Big Toot stays at dock.
Big Toot evolved from the Lil Toot program which started in 2004. Lil Toot was a 26-foot Crosby launch built to look like Lil Toot, the baby tug featured in the popular children's book. Because Lil Toot was a small boat and New York Harbor is a big body of water, Big Toot, a larger and more sturdy boat has taken its place.
getting there:
From the corner of Liberty Street and South End Avenue, walk west down the esplanade to North Cove, Dock F.
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