“Titanic 2” is the new name for the retired Staten Island Ferry that Pete Davidson and Colin Jost bought during the pandemic, and since they signed on the dotted line, funding has been increasing. However, as Davidson details in a book, the two friends had big plans for how to get it all back and more. recent episodes of Family Trip with the Meyers Brothers.
“We’re hoping to be able to dock it in New York from April to September, maybe October, and it’s like a restaurant,” Davidson said (via huffington post). “There’s going to be a concert venue. There’s going to be a movie theater upstairs, … a restaurant area. And then there’s the hotel inside.” The ambitious plan includes towing the 4,500-seat ferry to Miami during the winter.
While the ill-planned $280,100 purchase was an eyesore for Davidson and Yost — “I saw a link and paid a deposit, but now I’m stuck in a damn boat,” he said. Joking with podcast co-host and ex. saturday night live Actor Seth Meyers – As Mayor Eric Adams says, this could be a pretty big asset to New York City’s nightlife and historic preservation. Adams said it was “a great way to give a second life to a New York City icon” in the tweet Last year, though, Davidson said the multimillion-dollar project was “certainly still five years away” from completion.
Around the same time the podcast episode aired on June 28, Davidson was in rehab.Even better news, his semi-autobiographical series Bumpkiss Approved for a second season.