Statue of Liberty Express Tour

Normally: Adult $59.00 - Child $54.00

Admission included with your Sesame Attraction Pass

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Highlights

  • Take advantage of reserved-time ferry tickets so you avoid the crowds and save time.
  • Learn how Lady Liberty has changed over the decades.
  • Explore the Liberty Island grounds with your guide for beautiful views of the Manhattan skyline.
  • Visit the Statue of Liberty Museum to see 'flames' from the statue’s torch, part of its structure, and more.
  • Pick up practical tips from your guide on how to make the most of your time in NYC.
  • Get access to Ellis Island, home to the Museum of Immigration, if you want to extend your trip.

What You Get

Free admission with the Sesame Attraction Pass.

How To Redeem

After you have purchased your Sesame Attraction Pass, go to your account to book your ticket.

Hours of operation

Duration: 3 hours (2 hours guided)

Address

Statue of Liberty Express Tour

Meeting Point: Outside the front entrance of Castle Clinton National Monument, Battery Park - Liberty Island, New York, NY, USA

Telephone: 646-801-8692

Description

Join us for a time-efficient yet immersive visit to the Statue of Liberty to make the most of your time in NYC. Our reserved-time ferry tickets and structured itinerary are the fastest way to visit Lady Liberty while making sure you don’t miss anything of this powerful symbol of freedom. And your entertaining guide will make your trip both memorable and stress-free.

Your tour starts at Battery Park, where you’ll meet your guide at Castle Clinton. This is a landmark in its own right: Castle Clinton is a historic fort once considered as a possible site for the Statue of Liberty.

Then it’s all aboard a ferry to Liberty Island. We’ll have an early reserve-line access ticket for you so you can avoid the crowds. On the ride over, you’ll learn about the history of the Statue of Liberty and how perceptions of this symbol have changed over the years.

Once at Liberty Island, your guide will show you the grounds and tell you more about what you will see inside the Statue of Liberty Museum. Following the guided portion of your tour, you’ll have time to visit the museum. It’s pretty cool — it contains 'flames' from Lady Liberty’s torch, some of the statue’s original structure, and more.

If there’s room in your schedule, you can also make a stop on your own at Ellis Island before returning to Battery Park. The island is home to the Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration, located in the main building of the former immigration complex where so many immigrants made their first stop here in America.