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    Statue Of Liberty

    National Monument New York

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  • Statue of Liberty to Reopen July 4

    The Statue of Liberty will reopen to the public on July 4, 2013. Tickets and reservations are now available through Statue Cruises, including limited tickets to the crown and pedestal through the summer. More »

Fees & Reservations

VISITING THE STATUE OF LIBERTY

The Statue of Liberty will reopen to the public on July 4, 2013. Ferry ticket purchases and crown reservations are currently being accepted.

 
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PLEASE NOTE: Purchasing tickets through vendors other than Statue Cruises may result in unnecessary additional charges.

TICKETS & RESERVATIONS
Ferry transportation to Liberty Island is provided by Statue Cruises. All other vessels are prohibited from docking.

All visits to the Statue of Liberty require a ferry ticket. The National Park Service recommends purchasing tickets prior to the day of your visit using the options below.




Children
Under 4 		Children
4-12 Years 		Adults
13+ 		Senior
62+
FERRY FEE: $0 $9 $17 $14
CROWN ACCESS: Restricted + $3 * + $3 * + $3 *
PEDESTAL ACCESS: + $0 ** + $0 ** + $0 ** + $0 **
AUDIO TOURS: Included Included Included Included
RANGER TOURS: Included Included Included Included


* Crown access fee is in addition to the ferry fee. Pedestal access is included in all crown tickets. Crown tickets are subject to availability. Reservations must be made online or by telephone. Click here to learn more about crown access.
** There is no extra fee for pedestal access. Pedestal tickets are subject to availability. Advanced reservations are highly recommended.


NATIONAL PARK PASS PROGRAM
National Park Passes and Federal Recreation Lands Passes apply only to entrance fees. Passes do not apply to transportation to this site. The Statue of Liberty National Monument does not charge an entrance fee.

 

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The Statue of Liberty National Monument is a part of National Parks of New York Harbor

Statue of Liberty | Ellis Island | Gateway | Castle Clinton | Federal Hall | St. Paul's Church | General Grant
Hamilton Grange | Theodore Roosevelt's Birthplace | Governors Island | African Burial Ground

Did You Know?

View of statue with harbor in background

Frederic-Auguste Bartholdi placed his Statue on a federally owned island called "Bedloe's" in New York Harbor.  His original concept was to place a statue of a woman at the opening of the Suez Canal in 1869.