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Visiting the Statue of Liberty in 2012

All visitors may explore the exterior grounds of Liberty Island while the Statue of Liberty undergoes a year-long restoration starting in October 2011. All tickets include full access to Ellis Island.

INFO  Press Release about Statue's Restoration Work


A Trip to Ellis Island is Included

Added to the Statue of Liberty National Monument by Presidential Proclamation in 1965, Ellis Island is located less than a mile away from Liberty Island. Over 12 million immigrants passed through Ellis Island from 1892-1954. All ferry tickets to Liberty Island also include an optional stop at Ellis Island.

VISIT  National Park Service Ellis Island Website


Departure Points

Ferry transportation is provided by Statue Cruises. Visitors may choose from two ferry departure points:

Private vessels are not permitted. Visitors will be required to pass through security before boarding any ferry.


Visiting Manhattan from New Jersey

Those looking to visit Manhattan after their trip to Ellis Island and Liberty Island can use the getting to Manhattan from New Jersey guide.
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Last Updated: January 14, 2012 at 08:06 MST