easy
30 minutes each way
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal walking involved
Cruise from Downtown Charleston to Daniel Island with the Concert Express Ferry and enjoy waterfront views, hassle-free concert access, and a peaceful stroll to CreditOne Stadium. Discover why this ferry ride is a unique part of Charleston’s vibrant outdoor scene.
To Daniel Island for CreditOne Stadium Concerts. Return trip leaves 30 minutes after concert ends.
Experience a scenic 30-minute ferry ride from Downtown Charleston to Daniel Island's picturesque waterfront. Enjoy the unique perspective of the city from the water, followed by a leisurely 15-minute stroll to the stadium's back entrance. This journey combines relaxation and exploration, making it a memorable outing.
The boat departs from Waterfront Park Downtown for direct service to Daniel Island's Waterfront. The trip takes approximately 30 minutes. The dock on DI is a 15 minute walk to our back entrance at the stadium.
Plan to arrive at the Downtown Charleston ferry terminal at least 20 minutes before departure to secure seating and enjoy the views.
Evenings on the ferry can be cool and breezy; layering light jackets ensures comfort during your ride.
The 15-minute walk from the Daniel Island ferry dock to CreditOne Stadium is on paved paths suitable for all fitness levels.
Return ferry departs 30 minutes after concerts end—know the event schedule to time your ride smoothly.
Daniel Island was once farmland and marshland transformed into a planned community blending nature with modern living over the last two decades.
The ferry and Daniel Island’s development prioritize protecting the surrounding Lowcountry marshes and minimizing disruption to native wildlife habitats.
Spring evenings can get cool on the water, so a light jacket keeps you comfortable.
spring specific
Protect your skin during sunny daytime ferry rides and while walking on Daniel Island.
summer specific
Ideal for the 15-minute walk from the ferry dock to the stadium entrance.
fall specific
Winter showers are possible, so having an umbrella handy keeps you dry.
winter specific