CityHopper

CityHopper is an inner city service between North Quay and Sydney Street, stopping at South Bank, Maritime Museum, Riverside and Holman Street.^[7]

Cross River

Cross River consists of cross-river services at two locations.^[8]

Bulimba – Teneriffe
Holman Street – Riverside known as the Kangaroo Point Cross River Service.

Changes from 15 November 2020

Some services which were suspended by Brisbane City Council on 20 July 2020, were either cancelled or reintroduced by RiverCity Ferries as follows:-
The Norman Park Cross River service was cancelled permanently.
Resumed services were:
- The Kangaroo Point Cross River service no longer stops at Thornton Street and Eagle Street, and instead operates from Holman Street to Riverside wharf only.
- Likewise the CityHopper service no longer stops at Dockside, Thornton Street and Eagle Street. Riverside Wharf can be used instead of Eagle Street.^[9]^[10]
- The resumed services use the leased KittyCat catamarans.

Fleet

RiverCity Ferries's fleet consists of 23 CityCats, five KittyCats and one CityFerry (out of service undergoing repair).^[11] All except the KittyCats are owned by Brisbane City Council; the KittyCats are leased from Captain Cook Cruises.

CityCat ferries

The CityCat vessels are catamarans, and named after the Aboriginal place names for various parts of the Brisbane River and adjacent areas (with the exception of the 19th CityCat, the Spirit of Brisbane, which honours the 2011 flood recovery volunteers^[12]). All CityCats are operated by a crew of three - a master, a deck hand and a ticket seller.^{[citation needed]}

First generation

First generation CityCats have a capacity of 149 passengers.^[5] These are to be replaced by additional fourth generation vessels.^[13]