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I am considering the ferry for a concert at the Susquehanna Center; however, I have a guest who may have limits on walking a long distance. My question is: what is the distance from the ferry to the concert hall and the general length of walking time from point to point?
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I remember it was a casual ten to fifteen minute walk from the exit from the Ferry to seating at the concert hall. After the concert, just follow the crowds to the Ferry, which will continue to operate until all people who walked there from the concert have gotten back to Philly.
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