Statue of Liberty Tickets

With your Statue of Liberty Tickets, visit the sight that has greeted millions of immigrants to American shores for decades. Witness the sight on Liberty Island which has stood tall for more than 100 years, traipsing all the way from France. Lady Liberty made the perilous journey to the USA via ship in 350 individual parts, her copper façade packed into 214 crates and reassembled on arrival. From her French beginnings in 1886 all the way to now, it still holds her own as an iconic symbol for Americans and travelers alike, holding the torch – literally – for all those seeking a better, freer existence. How many other attractions can top the Statue of Liberty tour?
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Our tips for Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island

  • Strike a deal. Combine your visit to Liberty Island with a trip to Ellis Island to save time and money. We offer great combos ideal for bargain hunters
  • Have a picnic. Take time out to enjoy Island's green spaces and have lunch alfresco-style. Queues for food may be lengthy so your best bet is to pack your own lunch to make the most of the day.
  • Burn, baby, burn or not. Shade is hard to come by on Liberty Island. Avoid pesky sunburns on your and keep a hat and sunscreen handy throughout during your trip to the Statue of Liberty.
  • Save those pennies. Strapped for cash? Book well in advance to save money. Pre-book in the tourist off-season as you will see prices reduce considerably while bringing your own snacks and drinks through the day will also reduce costs.

Good to know

The creators didn’t realize she would turn green with age. In the 1920s, 40 years following its opening, the copper façade began to green. America's suffragists didn’t take too kindly to Lady Liberty. They felt that the sculpture symbolizing a free and strong woman didn’t represent the reality of women struggling for voting rights. The statue's full title is Liberty Enlightening the World. Lady Liberty wears a shoe size 879 and her waistline is just over 35 feet.
According to the 2009 issue of TIME, the Statue of Liberty can be summed up as “a fixture of New York City and a symbol for the nation.”

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What is the best time to visit the Statue of Liberty?
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    Ferry lines are longest during the summer months, peaking on the weekend. Avoid lengthy lines and take your tour in the off-season during the week.

  • Q: How do I get there?
    A:

    You cannot miss Lady Liberty, although she’s not exactly easy to get to. The best way to reach her is by ferry, but the lines are notoriously long. Departing from Battery Park in Manhattan, ferry services run throughout the day, although we highly recommend booking your tickets well in advance.

  • Q: How tall is the Statue of Liberty?
    A:

    The Statue of Liberty is about 151 feet from the base to the torch.

  • Q: Where is the Statue of Liberty located?
    A:

    The Statue of Liberty is located on the 12-acre Liberty Island in New York Harbour.

  • Q: What is the suggested duration to tour the Statue of Liberty?
    A:

    A tour of the Statue of Liberty takes approximately 4 hours.

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