Colin Jost and Pete Davidson’s dreams of turning the Staten Island Ferry in New York City into a money-making machine are still afloat.
New plans for the vessel — now dubbed Titanic 2 — were unveiled on Dec. 16. In addition to featuring numerous bars and restaurants, the ferry will also boast a theater on its former parking platform, and the boat will be accessible 24/7 as it’s tugged back and forth between Staten Island and Manhattan.
The Saturday Night Live funnymen famously purchased the ferry in 2021 for $280,100, but it’s proved to be a money pit ever since, sources say.
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Paul Italia, owner of The Stand Group and co-owner of the ferry, believes the investment will eventually pay off, however.
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“As crazy as it may seem,” Italia says, “we actually really thought it out before we did buy this ferry,” per New York Post.
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