Statue of Liberty
No visit to the New York City area is complete without a trip to the most famous landmark of New York – the Statue of Liberty. These unique tickets & cruises offer some of the best ways to spend a day out with Lady Liberty in New York.-
Skip the long lines with priority entry at the ferry terminal. Enjoy a smooth start to your adventure without the wait.
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Choose from New York or New Jersey departure points. The scenic ferry ride offers stunning views of the Manhattan skyline and Lady Liberty herself.
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Available in 12 languages, the audio tour enhances your visit with fascinating stories and historical insights about the Liberty and Ellis Islands.
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Discover Liberty Island, home to the Statue of Liberty, and Ellis Island, rich with immigrant history. Visit the engaging Statue of Liberty Museum's interactive galleries.
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Enhance your experience with an English-speaking guide. Gain deeper insights and hear captivating stories that bring the history of these landmarks to life.
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Skip the long lines with priority entry at the ferry terminal. Enjoy a smooth start to your adventure without the wait.
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Choose from New York or New Jersey departure points. The scenic ferry ride offers stunning views of the Manhattan skyline and Lady Liberty herself.
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Available in 12 languages, the audio tour enhances your visit with fascinating stories and historical insights about the Liberty and Ellis Islands.
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Discover Liberty Island, home to the Statue of Liberty, and Ellis Island, rich with immigrant history. Visit the engaging Statue of Liberty Museum's interactive galleries.
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Enhance your experience with an English-speaking guide. Gain deeper insights and hear captivating stories that bring the history of these landmarks to life.
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Capture stunning photos just feet away from the Statue of Liberty, providing an incredible backdrop for memorable selfies.
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Enjoy live commentary from your English-speaking and multilingual commentary from a downloadable app for international visitors.
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Relax in comfortable seating as the cruise showcases the vibrant Manhattan skyline, including the Empire State Building and Hudson Yards.
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Gain unique insights into Ellis Island’s role in U.S. immigration history, deepening the understanding of its cultural significance.
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Fun fact: The Statue of Liberty was a gift from France, dedicated on October 28, 1886, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Capture stunning photos just feet away from the Statue of Liberty, providing an incredible backdrop for memorable selfies.
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Enjoy live commentary from your English-speaking and multilingual commentary from a downloadable app for international visitors.
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Relax in comfortable seating as the cruise showcases the vibrant Manhattan skyline, including the Empire State Building and Hudson Yards.
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Gain unique insights into Ellis Island’s role in U.S. immigration history, deepening the understanding of its cultural significance.
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Fun fact: The Statue of Liberty was a gift from France, dedicated on October 28, 1886, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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It’s time to get up close and personal with the guardian of NYC’s harbors, Lady Liberty
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Round-trip ferry rides to Liberty and Ellis Island (and back) guarantee smooth sailing
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Explore the insides of the Statue of Liberty and see incredible panoramic views from the base of the Statue
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Enjoy the collection housed inside the Statue of Liberty Museum with many reveals to behold
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On Ellis Island, listen to the stories of millions of immigrants that passed through here from 1892-1954
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Your guide will point out significant landmarks, like the Wall of Honor and the Museum of Immigration
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Enhance your visit with an interactive audio guide available in multiple languages at Ellis Island, or if you're short on time, choose the express tour!
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It’s time to get up close and personal with the guardian of NYC’s harbors, Lady Liberty
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Round-trip ferry rides to Liberty and Ellis Island (and back) guarantee smooth sailing
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Explore the insides of the Statue of Liberty and see incredible panoramic views from the base of the Statue
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Enjoy the collection housed inside the Statue of Liberty Museum with many reveals to behold
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On Ellis Island, listen to the stories of millions of immigrants that passed through here from 1892-1954
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Your guide will point out significant landmarks, like the Wall of Honor and the Museum of Immigration
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Enhance your visit with an interactive audio guide available in multiple languages at Ellis Island, or if you're short on time, choose the express tour!
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Find your spot aboard a state-of-the-art 90-minute cruise on the Hudson River, to get the best views of New York City's fine skyline and landmarks.
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Take advantage of a 10-minute dedicated photo opportunity at the Statue of Liberty, an unparalleled chance to capture the symbol of freedom and democracy.
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Adding to your view, see the stunning Manhattan skyline with the One World Trade Center and the Empire State Building. Don’t miss the historic Ellis Island!
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This cruise also shows you the world's tallest Art Deco skyscraper, the Empire State Building, and also the historic district of South Street Seaport.
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Did you know that the Brooklyn Bridge took 14 years to build, and more than 600 workers were involved in its construction?
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Find your spot aboard a state-of-the-art 90-minute cruise on the Hudson River, to get the best views of New York City's fine skyline and landmarks.
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Take advantage of a 10-minute dedicated photo opportunity at the Statue of Liberty, an unparalleled chance to capture the symbol of freedom and democracy.
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Adding to your view, see the stunning Manhattan skyline with the One World Trade Center and the Empire State Building. Don’t miss the historic Ellis Island!
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This cruise also shows you the world's tallest Art Deco skyscraper, the Empire State Building, and also the historic district of South Street Seaport.
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Did you know that the Brooklyn Bridge took 14 years to build, and more than 600 workers were involved in its construction?
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Experience the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island sunset cruise—a serene journey along the Hudson River.
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Enjoy live commentary by knowledgeable guides, sharing stories about the Statue of Liberty's significance and Ellis Island's role as an immigration gateway.
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Marvel at Manhattan's skyline, featuring One World Trade Center, the Empire State Building, and the Chrysler Building.
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Capture stunning photos as city lights begin to twinkle against the evening sky, or just relax on board as the sun sets to give way to the city lights.
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Experience the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island sunset cruise—a serene journey along the Hudson River.
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Enjoy live commentary by knowledgeable guides, sharing stories about the Statue of Liberty's significance and Ellis Island's role as an immigration gateway.
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Marvel at Manhattan's skyline, featuring One World Trade Center, the Empire State Building, and the Chrysler Building.
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Capture stunning photos as city lights begin to twinkle against the evening sky, or just relax on board as the sun sets to give way to the city lights.
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Experience Edge, the highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere, with thrilling glass floors and 360° views of NYC.
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Lean out over Manhattan from Edge's angled glass walls, with unobstructed views straight down to the streets of Hudson Yards.
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Visit the Statue of Liberty and explore the museum, featuring the original torch and exhibits on the statue’s rich history and symbolism.
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Walk through Ellis Island’s Great Hall, where millions of immigrants entered America, and explore personal stories in the museum.
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Fun fact: The glass floor at Edge is made of three layers of laminated glass, each 1.5 inches thick, designed to withstand the weight of several people.
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Experience Edge, the highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere, with thrilling glass floors and 360° views of NYC.
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Lean out over Manhattan from Edge's angled glass walls, with unobstructed views straight down to the streets of Hudson Yards.
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Visit the Statue of Liberty and explore the museum, featuring the original torch and exhibits on the statue’s rich history and symbolism.
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Walk through Ellis Island’s Great Hall, where millions of immigrants entered America, and explore personal stories in the museum.
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Fun fact: The glass floor at Edge is made of three layers of laminated glass, each 1.5 inches thick, designed to withstand the weight of several people.
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Say goodbye to waiting at the ticket lines with skip-the-box-office access to the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere, the One World Observatory.
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Gaze 1,250 ft. down at the sprawling city of New York, and immerse yourself in unbeatable views of Manhattan, New York Harbor, and the Hudson River.
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We know Lady Liberty is on your bucket list! Convenient ferry transfers will take you to this iconic attraction, as well as Ellis Island.
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Explore the symbol of American Independence, the Statue of Liberty at your own pace with an audio guide, and also visit the Statue of Liberty Museum.
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Fun fact: Lady Liberty's face is modeled on the artist's mother.
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Say goodbye to waiting at the ticket lines with skip-the-box-office access to the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere, the One World Observatory.
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Gaze 1,250 ft. down at the sprawling city of New York, and immerse yourself in unbeatable views of Manhattan, New York Harbor, and the Hudson River.
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We know Lady Liberty is on your bucket list! Convenient ferry transfers will take you to this iconic attraction, as well as Ellis Island.
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Explore the symbol of American Independence, the Statue of Liberty at your own pace with an audio guide, and also visit the Statue of Liberty Museum.
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Fun fact: Lady Liberty's face is modeled on the artist's mother.
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Take in stunning 360-degree views of the city from the Empire State Building’s 86th-floor Observatory.
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Explore the Statue of Liberty Museum on Liberty Island and learn about the history behind America’s symbol of freedom.
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Dive into the powerful immigrant stories at the Ellis Island Immigration Museum, a poignant piece of American history.
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Enjoy the flexibility to visit both attractions on the same day or spread them out over different days to suit your plans.
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Take in stunning 360-degree views of the city from the Empire State Building’s 86th-floor Observatory.
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Explore the Statue of Liberty Museum on Liberty Island and learn about the history behind America’s symbol of freedom.
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Dive into the powerful immigrant stories at the Ellis Island Immigration Museum, a poignant piece of American history.
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Enjoy the flexibility to visit both attractions on the same day or spread them out over different days to suit your plans.
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Dive into the heart of New York City with a hop-on hop-off bus tour and catch glimpses of the bustling Times Square, and Greenwich Village.
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Explore the city's urban spirit at 18 stops on the open-top buses with a audio commentary. Upgrade to ride along two routes plus get a bike rental.
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Sail directly to Liberty Island with priority round-trip ferry access, bypassing long lines to get a closer look at the Statue of Liberty.
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Visit Ellis Island's museums and tune into a 12-language audio guide that shares the rich history of US immigration and its cultural impact.
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Fun fact:The full name of the Statue of Liberty is ‘Liberty Enlightening the World’ and the statue itself was a gift from France to America in 1886.
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Dive into the heart of New York City with a hop-on hop-off bus tour and catch glimpses of the bustling Times Square, and Greenwich Village.
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Explore the city's urban spirit at 18 stops on the open-top buses with a audio commentary. Upgrade to ride along two routes plus get a bike rental.
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Sail directly to Liberty Island with priority round-trip ferry access, bypassing long lines to get a closer look at the Statue of Liberty.
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Visit Ellis Island's museums and tune into a 12-language audio guide that shares the rich history of US immigration and its cultural impact.
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Fun fact:The full name of the Statue of Liberty is ‘Liberty Enlightening the World’ and the statue itself was a gift from France to America in 1886.
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Pro tips to help you make a pick
The only way to get to the Statue of Liberty is by ferry. If you can't get a first-ferry ticket, consider the later ferry departures (around closing time). Crowds tend to thin out towards the end of the day, offering a more relaxed exploration.
Remember that the ferry service is different from a cruise. The ferry is specifically intended to transport visitors to Liberty Island, where you can explore the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island on foot. A cruise will navigate around the harbor near both islands, but you will not have the opportunity to disembark from the cruise.
While the Crown offers stunning views, consider the physical challenge. The narrow, 360-step spiral staircase with limited headroom might not be suitable for everyone. Opt for the Pedestal for impressive views and a less strenuous climb.
There are no on-site kennels at the Statue of Liberty so make suitable arrangements beforehand. However you can take your pets along on the sightseeing cruise.
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About Statue of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty, continues to stand tall as an enduring symbol of freedom in New York Harbor. The museum unveils its rich history, the Pedestal offers city views, and Ellis Island shares the immigrant experience, making it a must-visit for a profound connection with America's past.
The Statue of Liberty was originally copper in color, but over time, it has oxidized and turned green.
The Statue of Liberty was a gift from France to symbolize the friendship between the two countries.
The seven spikes on the crown of the Statue of Liberty represent the seven continents and the seven seas, symbolizing the universality of freedom.
The crown of Lady Liberty has 25 windows, symbolizing gemstones found on the earth.
The torch of the Statue of Liberty was once accessible to the public, but due to safety concerns, it has been closed since 1916.
Why visit Statue of Liberty?
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Plan your visit
The Statue of Liberty is open on all days.
Wifi is availible on the ferry boats to Ellis and Liberty Island for you to download your audioguide.
The crown of the statue is not wheelchair accessible.
The crown of the statue is not accessible with strollers.
Wheelchairs are availible on a first come, first serve baises.
The crown of the statue is not accessible with mobility vehicles.