Why Take The Ferry? Avoid traffic and highway congestion around Chicago. Crossing the lake takes approximately, 2 1/2 hours saving 2-4 hours drive time allowing for more daylight to golf.
Schedule: Milwaukee to Muskegon Departs: 6:00am Arrives: 9:30am (spring, summer and fall hours) Departs: 12:30pm Arrives: 4:00pm (spring, summer and fall hours) Departs: 7:00pm Arrives: 10:30pm (summer hours)
Muskegon to Milwaukee Departs: 10:15am Arrives: 11:45am (spring, summer and fall hours) Departs: 4:45pm Arrives: 6:15pm (spring, summer and fall hours) Departs: 11:00pm Arrives: 12:am (summer hours)
MILWAUKEE TERMINAL 2330 S. Lincoln Memorial Drive Milwaukee, WI 53207 866-914-1010
Muskegon TERMINAL 1918 Lakeshore Drive Muskegon, MI 49441 866-914-1010
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the boarding process? Boarding for each departure will begin roughly 90 minutes prior to the departure time, and last until 15 minutes before scheduled departure - at this point our gates close and the ship begins its departure process. All passengers need boarding pass ready for boarding. For those traveling with a vehicle: We ask that only one passenger drives the vehicle on board while the others in the party board on the passenger ramp. Exceptions will be made for those with special needs or small children. The driver will need their own boarding pass as well as the vehicle pass at this time. For those traveling without a vehicle: Walk-on passengers will board on the passenger boarding ramp. We ask that the first round of boarding be reserved for our passengers with special needs or children, followed by those in the premier cabin, and then general boarding. Once on board, seating is on a first-come, first-serve basis. If you will need special assistance in boarding, please let one of our Customer Service Representatives know upon checking in.
If I purchase a ticket for my car do I need to buy a ticket for me and my passengers? Vehicle tickets do not include the driver; passenger and vehicle tickets must be purchased separately, and every passenger ticket guarantees a seat inside the cabin. Under United States Coast Guard regulations, passengers are not allowed to stay in their vehicles on the car deck while the ship is underway.
