Thank you for your review and for choosing the Island Queen. We hope to see you again in the near future!

Thank you Gene for choosing the Island Queen ferry and we hope to welcome you again in the near future!

Thank you for your compliments of our crowd control, which is something we work very hard to improve upon each season. We hope to welcome you aboard once again!

Thanks Kevin for your review. I am sorry that we cannot keep our parking lots open, once we close for the evening. There is public parking available adjacent to our downtown Main Street for evening hours. Thank you again.

Thank you so much for choosing the Island Queen ferry in Falmouth. We are very happy to hear that you enjoyed your experience, including the ease of booking your reservation online. We hope to welcome you aboard once again in the near future.

We appreciate that you chose to join us aboard the Island Queen ferry and thank you for your very kind review of your experience!

Thank you for your review and I'm sorry that our schedule did not meet your needs. At the time of your visit, we were operating on our Spring Schedule, which offers a modified sailing schedule Monday through Thursday. We hope to welcome you back for a weekend visit or during our Summer Schedule, both of which offer more sailing departures each day.

Good Morning DBH291, DBH291 you are not correct. You were informed that we are voluntarily operating at 50% capacity, not 50 passengers. Our vessel is licensed to carry 522 persons so we keep our passenger count below 270 passengers per sailing. This is not a Coast Guard requirement, but a decision we made to make more space available on the vessel for passenger comfort. You were NOT lied to, but instead you are mistaken and I would have appreciated you to call us to express your concerns, so that I would have the opportunity to clarify this information to you. Additionally, we play multiple announcements at our dock and onboard the Island Queen requesting that passengers social distance whenever possible, and when not possible, masks must be worn as ordered by our State Governor. We require masks to be worn in our Boarding Area, on our vessel's Main Deck and on the outer decks passengers may drop their mask if they are 6-feet or more away from passengers who are not members of their household. Additionally, we are disinfecting high-touch areas throughout the vessel before passengers board at each sailing. Finally, we doubled the size of our Falmouth Boarding Area to provide more space for passengers while waiting to board. We, like every other business, are always looking at ways to improve our operation during these difficult times and we have received incredibly positive feedback from many passengers who appreciate the efforts we are making to keep our passengers and our employees as safe as possible.