Have a wonderful Thanksgiving from your friends at Love City Car Ferries, Inc.
We are thankful for your patronage and business partnership throughout the year.
Holiday Office Hours
On Thanksgiving day our offices are closed. We reopen on Friday from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
Vessel Hours
On Thanksgiving Day, our vessel will run its holiday schedule but will resume normal operational hours on Black Friday.

On Black Friday, Love City Car Ferries, Inc will be offering a 20% off sale for noncommercial customers in a car or small truck less than 3 tons. So enjoy the discount and ride for $40.00 round trip on that day. Vic Sea Miles club customers may receive additional discounts direct to their inbox, depending on how much they have used our service.

If you have any question, don't hesitate to give us a call at 340-779-4000 during our normal business hours of 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Mondays through Thursdays and 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM on Fridays.

#lovecitycarferries #blackfridaysale
*Sale prices are not available for commercial vehicles nor reservation vehicles.

Freedom is not free. We know this, but at times we forget. Thanks to all Veterans who served and gave so much so that we could have the freedom to live our daily lives. God bless you.

Friday, October 25, 2019 is Hurricane Thanksgiving Day in the United States Virgin Islands. It is our day to say thanks for being spared the ravages of hurricanes during the past hurricane season. We have a lot to be grateful for. In celebration, Love City Car Ferries, Inc. will be giving out free pizza, snacks, and t-shirts on Hurricane Thanksgiving Day between the hours of 10 AM and 4:00 PM, on board the M/V Grand Vic. It is our way of saying thanks to God and to share our happiness with our fellow customers because we all made it through this season. See you on board!
#hurricanethanksgivingday2019 #lovecitycarferries

'Known as a counter celebration to the infamous Columbus Day, Indigenous Peoples’ Day is now celebrated in many parts of the Americas. Many now recognize the fact that Christopher Columbus murdered and enslaved the people he found in this hemisphere of the world.

​As West Indians and Virgin Islanders, many of us have Indigenous heritage and ancestry. As a result, we celebrate today October 14, 2019 as Indigenous Peoples' Day and we commemorate the contributions and sacrifices of the Caribs, Arawaks, Taino, Ciboney and all of the original people of our beloved Virgin Islands and their descendants.

Today, August 7, 2019, Love City Car Ferries, Inc. turns 22 years old! We are excited that you have allowed us to serve residents and visitors of these beloved Virgin islands. In that time, we have transported approximately 2,190,276 vehicles and 3,768,886 passengers. We look forward to continuing to serve you. To our current staff, former staff, and vendors who have helped us along the way, we say a heart felt thank you. To our customers, we exist only to serve you. Let us toast to many, many,  more years to come:)

The vessel will operate its full schedule. Enjoy the holidays.

Memorial Day is the day that we memorialize those who bled and died while still in military service or as a result of wounds sustained during their time of service. It's distinct from Veteran's Day because Veteran's Day honors all Veterans living or dead, whether they served in war time or times of peace. At 3:00 pm local time, the national moment of remembrance, let us take a moment to thank those who made the ultimate sacrifice. We are forever grateful.

• The common red field poppy (Papaver rhoeas) is a symbol of Memorial Day;
• Memorial Day began as a result of the Civil War;
• On May 5, 1868 Major General John A. Logan issued General Orders NO. 11 set aside May 30, 1868 for decorating the graves of the fallen;
• Memorial Day was first called Decoration Day;
• President Ulysses S. Grant presided over the first Memorial Day ceremony;
• The National Moment of Remembrance at 3:00 pm local time was established by Congress in 2000.