Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island
An iconic symbol of freedom, the Statue of Liberty stands on Liberty Island in New York Harbor and welcomes visitors from around the world. Accessible only by ferry, the journey also includes a stop at Ellis Island, home to the National Immigration Museum. The statue was a gift from France in 1886 and offers panoramic views from its pedestal and crown (advance booking required for crown access). Ellis Island gives you a moving glimpse into the immigrant experience with historical exhibits and original immigration records.
Travel Tips
- Book your tickets online early to secure crown access.
- Arrive in the morning for shorter ferry lines.
- Security screening is required before boarding.
- Plan at least 4–5 hours to see both islands comfortably.
- Bring water and snacks, as food options are limited on the islands.
Opening Hours
- Daily: 9:00 AM – 5:45 PM (seasonal variations apply)
- Last Ferry: Typically around 3:30 PM
Check the official website for seasonal changes and last ferry times.
Ticket Price
- Adults: $24.50
- Children (4–12): $12
- Crown Access: Additional fee, must be reserved in advance
Ferry ticket includes both Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. Book early for crown access.
FAQ
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