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Bayfront Ferry Terminal
The glass hall on the ferry pier, under its canopy off Columbus Bayfront: three shops inside and the ferry at its berth. Round the hall’s west side a ramp leads down to the water bus stop.
- 3Shops
- 1 of 3Free to rent today
What you can do there
- Shop the terminal’s three shops
- Take the water bus to the beach
Rent here
Yes: 3 ferry terminal shops, 1 free today, from US$5.70 a week. Rent one with a free account by the week, the month, three months or the year, then fit it out with your name, colours, screens and products. The rent page shows the exact price in your currency.
Questions people ask
- Where is Bayfront Ferry Terminal in the Grid?
- The glass hall on the ferry pier, with three shops inside. Walk in and any wayfinding kiosk (the lit screens with an “i” on top) shows the way, with a walking route, the nearest bus stop or a taxi there.
- Is Bayfront Ferry Terminal free to visit?
- Yes. The Grid is free: walk in as a guest in your browser, nothing to download.
- Can I rent a space at Bayfront Ferry Terminal?
- Yes: 3 ferry terminal shops, 1 free today, from US$5.70 a week. Rent one with a free account by the week, the month, three months or the year, then fit it out with your name, colours, screens and products. The rent page shows the exact price in your currency.
It’s open now. Walk in as a guest — no download, no account.
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