‘We’re A Lot Closer Than People Seem To Think.’ Pete Davidson Finally Shares More About His Staten Island Ferry Plan With Colin Jost, And It Kinda Sounds Great

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People living in the northeastern part of the U.S. are well-versed in dealing with long-lasting eyesores. Bring up the American Dream Mall to anyone within the tri-state area, and they’ll likely share endless stories about its intricate history. It seems that Pete Davidson’s scheduled TV appearances in 2025 have a familiar feel, as news regarding the Staten Island Ferry project has been circulating too.

The exciting update is that the Titanic 2 project continues to move forward, as evidenced by a recent video clip from The Tonight Show on YouTube. In this discussion, Saturday Night Live veterans Davidson and Jimmy Fallon delved into the captivating history of the Titanic 2 project, which has sparked much conversation since its acquisition in 2022.

To put everyone’s mind at ease, Pete Davidson shared some details about the ongoing project for this versatile entertainment complex, which will offer multiple levels in the future.

Many folks may find humor in the subject, but let me assure you, we’ve got a comprehensive strategy underway, and progress is further along than most realize. It’s structured much like a multi-story building, with each level offering unique attractions. At the top, a hotel awaits guests, followed by a movie theater, an entertainment venue, and even some quaint shopping spots scattered throughout.

It appears that the proposals for the Titanic 2 and New Jersey’s American Dream Mall have another thing in common – both seem to promise an exciting and grandiose experience. Unlike the previous connotation, the Titanic 2’s future seems more like an enticing novelty rather than a negative comparison.

Certainly, not every Peacock subscriber who enjoys antics similar to SNL is as tolerant as Jost and Davidson regarding this ambitious concept. When a prospective entertainment endeavor acquires a reputation like Titanic 2 being an “ugly sight,” any query about it serves either the purpose of improving its appearance or permanently eliminating it altogether.

Concurrently, it seems somewhat ironic given Pete Davidson’s earlier Staten Island Ferry update predicting a more grounded reality. He emphasized the importance of patience and perhaps some substantial donors, subtly reminding everyone that his previous forecast still holds true.

Two years have passed, yet some say, “It seems it’s no longer active!” To which one might respond, “We’re still in need of approximately $100 million! Please give us some more time!” I spoke with Colin just last week, and there are numerous developments happening. However, until further notice, feel free to host an event on it if you wish. It is currently available for use.

It’s quite evident that if a Staten Island Ferry, once used for transportation, can host a Tommy Hilfiger fashion show, it might not be as unsightly as some people perceive. With the production of the movie “Screamboat” on the Titanic 2, which was filmed on this decommissioned passenger ship, there seems to be more to this waterborne asset than meets the eye.

I’m wishing that the 50th anniversary special for SNL manages to slip in a few funny remarks about the current situation of Titanic 2. With such a significant celebration approaching, it seems fitting that this moment in history should be acknowledged alongside the other accomplishments that Lorne Michaels’ late-night comedy has produced. Given the list of films associated with his work, this situation doesn’t feel like the most catastrophic event by comparison.

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2025-02-04 19:37