• Statue of Liberty N.M.

    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 »

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VISITING THE STATUE OF LIBERTY
Due to damage sustained from Hurricane Sandy, Ellis Island and Liberty Island are currently closed. Liberty Island will re-open July 4, 2013. The Immigration Museum on Ellis Island will remain closed. Please follow the Hurricane Sandy Recovery page for more information.

 
PURCHASING FERRY TICKETS

Ticket reservations are now available for the July 4th reopening of the Statue of Liberty. Tickets for harbor cruises are also available for those visiting before July 4. See the Fees & Reservations section for more ticket purchasing and pricing information.

 
FERRY DEPARTURE LOCATIONS
Ferry transportation is provided by Statue Cruises. Choose from two ferry departure locations:

Private vessels are not permitted to dock at either island. Visit Operating Hours & Seasons for ferry departure times. Visitors will be required to pass through security before boarding any ferry.

 

STATUE OF LIBERTY SOCIAL MEDIA

 

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.