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Over the years talks about resurrecting a ferry service never amounted to anything until the 1990s when talks about a high speed ferry service between Toronto and Rochester began in earnest. In 2004 the Spirit of Ontario 1 launched a fast ferry service on an 82 nautical mile/94 miles/152 kms route across Lake Ontario. The Spirit of Ontario 1, nicknamed The Breeze, had capacity for 774 passengers with 238 car-equivalents. Its amenities included a cafeteria, two bars, two movie theatres, a children's play room, an arcade, television, and broadband Internet service provided via satellite. The Breeze offered one or two roundtrips daily between Toronto and Rochester with a total crossing time of 2.5 hours. Although the ferry service was slow to catch on within several months it was running at full capacity. Unfortunately, due to financial problems, the Spirit of Ontario 1 ferry service was suspended in September 2004 and the company operating the vessel declared bankruptcy.
The Spirit of Ontario, nicknamed 'The Breeze'
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Toronto and Rochester have been interconnected as long as their histories have been recorded, yet it appears that is the Toronto to Rochester ferry that has brought the shared history of the two cities the most fame, or infamy. Their shared ferry boat history began in 1901 with the first two passenger and car ferries - the Toronto and the Kingston, operated by Canada Steamship Lines. They circled Lake Ontario each summer, stopping at Rochester late in the evenings. They were ultra-luxurious and very large. The Toronto could sleep about 330 passengers in its staterooms and the Kingston could sleep about 360. The Toronto made its last voyage from Rochester in the late 1930s and the Kingston continued on until 1949. The more famous ferry boats were the Ontario No. 1 and Ontario No. 2, coal freighters that also took passengers and vehicles on trips to Cobourg. The ships, operated by the Ontario Car Ferry Co., carried close to 1,000 passengers and during the greatest demand for ferry boat services in the 1920s, the ships carried 70,000 passengers a season. The Ontario No. 1 operated ferry service from 1907 – 1949 and the Ontario No. 2 from 1915 – 1950. more
In February, 2005 a bankruptcy auction was held and the winning bid for the Spirit of Ontario 1 was the Rochester Ferry Company LLC, a subsidiary of the city of Rochester. High speed ferry service between Rochester and Toronto resumed on June 30, 2005 when the Spirit of Ontario 1 was relaunched with a new nickname – The Cat. The ferry service was scheduled to run year-round, however in December, 2005, the company operating the Toronto to Rochester ferry announced that it would be suspending service for the winter. Their plan was to charter the Spirit of Ontario 1 for ferry service in the Caribbean during the cold weather months. That was the death knoll for the fast ferry service. In January, 2006 the mayor of Rochester announced that the city would not approve the ferry board's request for additional funding so that the service could resume in the summer. In April, 2007 the Rochester Ferry Company LLC announced that it had successfully negotiated sale of the Spirit of Ontario 1 to the German company Förde Reederei Seetouristik Gmbh for service between Tarifa, Spain and Tangier, Morocco.
With Luther�s shipbuilding background and love of sailing, he combined the knowledge of a seasoned yachtsman with the engineering skills of a naval architect to construct a vessel that would be able to navigate shallow coastal waters and under the low bridges of the Erie Canal. He developed a retractable pilot house that lowers into the second deck to allow passage under these low bridges or low-hanging brush found along tropical rivers. He developed a shallow draft feature that allows for not only cruising in shallow depths, but for landing right up on sandy beaches! Always customer-oriented, he developed a bow ramp that eliminates the need for disembarking via tender. more
Rochester Fast Ferry
The Breeze, Rochester's Fast Ferry is much more than just transportation from Toronto to upstate New York. It can accommodate approximately 750 passengers, up to 220 cars and up to 10 tour buses or trucks. It is the latest, state of the art marine technology, and it could just become the best part of your trip. Think of it as a mini cruise ship, with all of the amenities that you would expect to find on such a superior vessel. Rochester Fast Ferry
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For many years, ferries have played a vital role to travelers all over the world. Now, you can enjoy the unique travel experience that the Toronto Rochester Ferry has to offer. Why take a bus, drive or even fly when you have the convenience of the Ferry at your fingertips? here
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The ship is much more than transportation between Toronto & Rochester. The Cat is a luxury vessel that can accommodate approximately 750 people, up to 220 vehicles and up to 10 buses or trucks. Travel time is approximately 2 hours & 15 minutes from port to port, traveling at 55 mph. It is just like a mini cruise ship with all the amenities that you can expect. What an exciting way to make the journey from Toronto to Rochester! Your trip aboard The Cat will provide you with a most memorable experience. The Toronto Rochester Ferry is meant to be a total travel experience! here