The National September 11 Memorial & Museum

True

Our family, who are NYC locals recommended that we did, yes

Yes everyone is allowed.

Yes

Not necessary. But make sure you visit in daytime

Thank you for serving for our country.

You should be fine. Tip: on Tuesdays after 5 PM, admission is free. Even then, they dont run out.

beautiful don't miss the price you pay it's worth it all

Yes you can

There is no parking, it's NYC. Take the subway. It makes getting around much easier.

You dont have to do the tour. There is a fully guided tour option available. But we just strolled around at our own pace....took about 1 hour 30 mins to 2 hours to get around it.

26.00$ but it varies depending on how many people

Alanna...its clearly marked in the pit. No photographs.

Yes, the museum is closed on Tues & Wed but the memorial is open every day

Yep. Streets and garages in battery city and around the memorial

Tissue boxes are there for anyone who finds the exhibits upsetting.

The fountains and the square are free

Use the park on the outside in his free. To go into the museum that you'll have to buy a ticket for. Look online and maybe you can buy one in advance. Have a great time.

To this day we do not know the right motivation. Everything indicates that it was an action to attract attention and provoke as many victims as possible. Terrorism itself has no justification or logic in its actions. It is simply terrorism.

No!

No it's only a partial shut down the memorial is ran by a non-government foundation to my understanding anyways.

Yeah it would.

Train 1 to Fulton Station

The entrance to the museum is about 30 dollars

Yes

I don't think it is free any day. Worth paying to see.

I paid $26.00 Per adult.

I am not sure what the question is.

Yes

The memorial is free, but there is an entry fee for the museum. The fees I guess is to maintain and upkeep the museum.

I totally agree with Rohit Nayak. Buying online would guarantee you to get in on that date

Hey Edgar, i visited the memorial a few weeks ago. I dont recall seeing that specific type of photo but i know someone has what youre looking for. Ill check when i return to New York for you but your best bet is to custom order something like that from a studio or an online company that specializes in reprints. Good luck

Yes...& no..some things are open..

May be concerned authorities at 9/11 memorial

Yes! You can check the schedule on the web.

No

Yes of course yes of course

Yes it is open. You ate best to buy tickets in advance to get the day u want visit. 4th of july is a big day in that they place almost 3,000 flags in the carved names around the reflecting pools. The museum is up to 2hrs for the full tour. Go to website to buy tickets for the day u r going.

Good question, if the tour includes the museum you will get there.

E, 1, R, or W from Times Square. The e to world trade center. The 1 to wtc Cortlandt The R or w to cortlandt Street. The E and 1 are also available from Penn station (34th Street 7th and 8th avenue) The r and the w are available at herald square(34th and 6th) as well

Hello Laura! It is open every day from 7.30 am to 9.00 pm The Museum opens every day from 9.00 am to 8.00 pm (tickets until 6), Friday and Saturday from 9.00 am to 9.00 pm (tickets until 7) To get tickets, it is better to book in advance online. You have to stand in line to get there without reservation I hope you serve the data greetings.

Check with the museum 1st

It’s free on Tuesdays from 5pm -8 pm

All tours are in English. Audio guides are available in multiple languages which includes German.

If you mean the grounds surrounding the memorial, yes. That is free to walk around and view. If you mean the museum, yes. But that cost money to enter.

I don't think you have to schedule anything there.

Yep. CityPass was a great way to do it.

Yes

There are kiosks on the opposite side of the building from the entrance. You can purchase tickets there with a credit card. That's the easiest and most flexible way. Once inside, take your time to read the placards; it will enrich your experience.

It is in the middle of NYC

The museum cost 24 perperson (definitely recommended) not the memorial that's an open space with two large pools with ingraved names of the almost 3000 victims of the attacks.

Yes... You have to go through security though. Also there is a coat check if you don't want to carry it around.

The design is consistent with the original master plan by Daniel Libeskind, which called for the memorial to be 30 feet (9.1 m) below street level—originally 70 feet (21 m)—in a plaza, and was the only finalist to disregard Libeskind's requirement that the buildings overhang the footprints of the Twin Towers.

26.00 adult

Just under 3000...2996 is recorded

Yes

Think 'cool culture' would be the wrong nomenclature. As a monument to the 3000 people who died in the 9/11 terrorist attack I would say 'Memorial' is a better term. 'Cool culture' seems to trivialise what it is.

Sorry... Just visiting from California

You can go up to the front if the museum but there’s a line but a better way to get tickets is to go to a ticket machine on the other side of the building and then use your credit card and buy tickets also the tickets range between 29 to 35 Dollars

The museum officially opened May 21st 2014

Google maps

I just went here and it’s s good font

Yes

Some of them definitely are not for children, but I would say the entire museum might be difficult for small children to make it through. It's a fairly somber experience.

Nice place

Yes, you have a special row for your ticket, you do not need a reservation

No lockers available. Pack light and be ready for the security screening before entry.

No .. You have to buy a separate one at the museum

There is 1 day a week that is free, it seems to me that it is Monday, but a charitable contribution is still made. If you wish

No.

I would call them directly, just to make sure you get your refund.

The site probably crashes due to that being a popular time I suggest to just keep trying.

Yes, but there are audio guides in Italian

Active/Retired U.S. Military FREE Free Admission Mondays Free Admission Monday tickets will be available on the website each Monday beginning at 7 a.m. EST and are first come, first serve. Last entrance is 3:30 p.m.

No, at night theres barriers around it and guards to maje sure you dont go over

There is a discount for the military and veterans, but I don't know about seniors or the number of tickets you can buy. We didn't go in due to the long line.

Yes, they go on sale at 7am Monday and are first come first serve.

Best way to go by subway (1) at station of WTC, it is 3rd stop from South Ferry station

what do you mean

I really don't know I'm sorry

Yes, He would. But everyone over the age of 18 has to provide proof of vaccination.

I guess it all depends on who's working there at the time by my experience was is simple purchased a ticket Wearing a mask and seen scene our history in front of my eyes

The museum tour is $35 you can walk around the grounds for free, until 5PM

Purchase the bus pass for $50 is well worth it. I should clarify. We did the NY pass, which covered riding the bus, entry into the 911 museum, and several other places (empire state building, Rockefeller... other museums) well worth it and prevented standing in line for tickets.

It's free from ghosts except on Fright-days....

Yes inside is a gift shop and in the square there is a cart where you can buy souvenirs

it shouldn't

Mm I didn’t see any place for that

I'm not sure. That's a great question. Lots of people were rolling suitcases around

I went labor day weekend and it was surprisingly not busy

The monument is free but the museum around $30

Sure

It's wheelchair accessible, not sure about recharging though.

I purchased an unguided tour last weekend: $26 for adults (18+) and $20 for those under 18 years old. There may be additional discounted rates for even younger. The guided tour is roughly double the price I believe.

No parking lot, but there are few paid parking lots within .5 mile range or you need find some open parking spces near by.

This is the official museum store. They have shirts, hoodies, and other products. Shipping internationally a well: store.911memorial.org

If you're using City Pass, make sure to have them remove the reservation from your pass.

We got the city pass and it pass for all of the stuff empire state building and statue of liberty and all that

Family pass 82$, adult 26$

It's open, just bring a mask.

If you want to see the museum that is inside, not just the outdoor memorial, then you will need the tickets! And it looks like children 6 and under do not need tickets, but 7 and older do!

Yes. The tickets for muesum is $28 per person

That info is on the website

Parking is terrible! Be prepared to walk 1 mile from the memorial

Maybe around, but not on that exact place. You'd better try going by subway or taxi, it's way more easy.

The original World Trade Center was 7 buildings

It's called 9/11 in memory of the date the terrorist attack happened: Sept/11th

It is open from Monday to Sunday, admission is free (when I went) and you have to make your appointment online :)

It should probably be there. Call the Memorial Museum. Good luck.

I highly doubt there's anywhere in the city that you park that!

Yes, is open in the outside areas, not inside. They have giftshop outside now and mask are required all the time

No

On your phone or you can print it

It's underground, it features original pieces of the towers and offers insight.

I really don't know, but try. Use a good explanation

It probably said in one of the displays in the museum but I missed it but Wikipedia says In January 2001, Silverstein, via Silverstein Properties, made a $3.2 billion bid to lease-purchase the World Trade Center.  Wikipedia › wiki › Larry_Silverstein Larry Silverstein - Wikipedia And now I believe but is the port authority of NY and New Jersey. Hope this helps.

Hi Emma! According to Google Maps the 9/11 Memorial & Museum tickets are on sale starting at $28.00 for adults 18 and over. Kids 7-17 get in for $17.00 each and senior citizens 65 and older can pay $22.00 a piece. Kids under 7 get in free. On the website, museum admission alone starts at $26 for adults but $20 for college students, senior citizens and kids 13-17, $15 for kids 7-12, and U.S. Veterans pay $18, more if you want the tour packages. 9/11 family members and select military and rescue workers go free. There is free admission on Tuesdays between 5-6pm unless the museum is full. The 9/11 Ground Zero Guided Tour & 9/11 Memorial & Museum ticket allows you to skip the line but runs about $69 or 75 per adult depending on how you book tickets. Kids under 6 go free. The New York City pass may be able to get you some discounts. For more information, please see https://911memorial.org/visit/visit-museum-1 or Google maps.

Both are worth visiting.

I think so too. They were open on Christmas Day.

Sorry I don't think you can't.

According to their own website they are open 365 day including days like New Year and Christmas. You book tickets ahead of time for 1/1/2020

The hours are 9 to 8 but the hours might be shorter (holiday hours)

It is very exciting to see everything that was rescued from the rubble and squeeze the soul to hear the conversations with their families, of those who were on the plane that crashed in the pentagon

Remnants of the buildings of 9/11. Also if the trucks and cars around the area. Photos. Video.

There is a smaller gift shop right outside of the museum but to enter the bigger one you just buy a ticket, the inside contains mugs, shirts, and hats off the NYPD, fire department, and of the memorial, but for just about everything else you have the small gift shop out side to the right of the museum

There's no fee to walk around, but there is if you want to go inside the museum... which I'd highly recommend. I'd also suggest buying your tickets to the museum online and save time in the lines, they tend to be long.

Depends on how old you are, but the $26 for an adult are worth its money. Copy/Paste this link for a full Price list: https://www.911memorial.org/visit/visit-museum-1

The pools ser free for anyone

No, one simple visit

A limited number of advance tickets for these free Tuesdays will be available online, starting two weeks in advance of each Tuesday.

That sounds like a question for the city...

Sorry, i don't know. You can ask the tourist Information

You can buy tickets at the door, but the line can back up pretty extensively. Paying in advance allows you to walk directly to the entrance for security screening.

Absolutely, it's definitely an emotional and moving experience not to be missed.

Yes, you can. It's faster and skip the line to buy the tickets

Contact the 9/11 Memorial

Forget parking downtow. Use the Subway

FACTS: FROM 9/11 MEMORIAL MUSEUM "The National September 11 Memorial was designed as a tribute of remembrance and honor of the 2,977 people killed in the terror attacks of the September 11, 2001 and 1993 at the World Trade Center site. The names of every person who died in the 2001 and the 1993 attacks are inscribed into bronce panels, edging the memorial pools. The pool sits within the footprints where the twin towers once stood." "september 11memorial museum" SECURITY SCREENING AND LUGGAGE CHECK. "Security screening of all bags, equipment and belongings is mandatory for all visitors that wish to enter the Memorial Museum. At the discretion of 9/11 Memorial museum staff, may not admit nor provide storage for, visitors large personal items or belongings to be too large in the Coat Rooms for the duration of their visit, located on the Concourse Lobby Level and the Pavilion Auditorium level (2nd floor)."9/11 memorial museum"

Museums and available tours are paid, you can get the tickets right there

Depends on your age and discounts. I recommend checking the website. Tour groups also offer combination packages to both the museum and the tower

Always taking into consideration the respect that this place requires, the museum is really well done and gives you the idea of the big tragedy experienced and the courage and pride of a wounded city that has been able to get up and go beyond

I'm not sure anymore I believe so

Call customer service and they should give you another link

I believe they're called the "footprint fountains" although they're more of a cascade than a fountain

You are allowed to bring strollers, backpacks, and luggages (subjected to additional screening). Free tickets for Tuesdays are given out on a first come first serve basis usually starting at 4pm, in limited quantities.

Once you get there, there are people at the entrance. One side is for unguided and the other is guided. It is very easy you will have no problems. I was there today

Use your phone buy online and skip the line. Was a huge line, we got in line then bought through the phone, out of line and inside in 3 minutes . Amazing place

I used the subway. But I have seen lots of places with small car parks but nothing of gratruit. Only rate indication coney island near beaches are about $ 1.20 / hr

$26 but I would recommend getting your ticket online and paying the extra $2 fee so you don't have to wait in the line

That I don't know.

Line 1 Red to South Ferry and hop off on World Trade Center/911 Museum station.

Yes they raise a flag

Enter the page and there the purchases

if u park on the street u end up right next to the towers.

Yes, the memorial is open today

The memorial is free the museum u have to pay and depending on what time u go lines can be long for the museum

9 am to 8 pm

I do not know

We did download of HERE app. It's very easy to use.

Please translate in Korean.

Yes

Yes

Took a cab it's 25 mnt

Yes

Https://www.911memorial.org/visitor-rules-and-regulations Security screening is required for all visitors. All bags, equipment and belongings are included.

Free

For the memorial pools you do not need tickets, only need for the museum

I do not know, and I just left NYC

It is recommended. Buy tickets online.

It does at/near entrance.

No

I'm not sure how to book free tickets, but you can buy tickets online and then pick them up anytime. If you do that, you can skip the line. https://www.911memorial.org/visit-museum-1

Discount tickets can be purchased using Groupon or if you plan to visit multiple sites over 2-3 days, look into the NY PASS

You definitely should go by train

Yes, but the parking is very expensive

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You can check the website or Google maps. I am sure it can vary depending on the day you attend.

No charge for the memorial, just the museum

Yes! Reality really sets in when you are there!! I couldn't imagine being in those buildings

You don't need tickets for the two pools outside. You need to buy tickets for the museum either online or in person. You need to buy tickets to go up to the top of the new world trade building as well if you want to do that.

Are you drunk?

A tour guide takes you through the museum and explains all the artifacts that are there

No, not at all.

Yes they are. On the website you. Can book a ticket at real time availability.

Yes, the red line number 1, the blue line letter E and the path train from new jersey stop very near of memorial

Hotels all over

started before 2012 and completed a few years later. you can do a search on Wikipedia

It's on the website and it includes a tour

Subway is the fastest transportation. And just right there...

I think they were 23 dollars per person (adult)

May be on the memorial website ?

the area where the towers were is free, but if you want to enter the 911 museum you have to pay $24

Senior ticket is $20 USD. You can get them same day but the lines can be pretty long if you don't show up early. Also if you prefer a certain time I would suggest getting them as soon as possible.

You can use "Free tour by foot " site. There is a schedule for all tours and you pay as much as you want. Also it's really good tours. We had 3 with tour guide Jon, Brooklyn bridge too.

On website says, "Free Admission Tuesday tickets are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis at the Museum starting at 4 p.m. The distribution time is subject to change.''

The reflecting pools are open to the public 24/7. They do turn off the water if it is too windy. It is beautiful night or day.

No

You dont need tickets to see memorial unless you want to go to the museum or on the building.

Yes you can get tickets on the day for the museum. No problem. Be prepared to queue though. The earlier you get there the better.

You can walk around if that's what u want

5 hours or more this week

Yes

I don't know how it could be closed. There isn't a gate or fence.

No.. you have to bring your own if you need one.

You can just walk around.

i believe so, i know they do for the shops

All bags are checked on the way in,not sure if you can take it in with you but some people did have packs with them

yes, there is a coat valet. no extra charge, very convenient. ask guests service and they will direct you where it is.

Yes. It is well lit, many people around, and seems to always be police in the area.

$26 for an adult ticket

Ofc, they fought back. How are you a "teacher" and not know that.

Yes, it is an outdoor feature..no ticket needed

Yes

And

Cortland st

Yes, it is accessible and we have wheelchairs to borrow.

Just walk around outdoors.

I work at Memorial and yes it open on Christmas

Memorial is open every day.

It all depends how long you take to read various parts. Flow of traffic is about 2 hours but you could easily take longer.

It takes about 2 hours of visit. Be careful not to arrive too late 80/100 of the visit concerns all the objects found following the disaster.

I Things open

Best use the subway to the spectacular Oculus station or Fulton Center which is linked underground by passageways and a mall. Exit on the Western side and it's basically across the street

Get out and walk some blocks north.

Tickets can be purchased at machines outside the entrance or at a ticket window. For pricing: https://www.911memorial.org/visit-museum-1

You should be able to directly go to the entrance if you have tickets. The ticket counter is located separate from the entrance.

The memorial is 100% free to visit.

1, 2 or 3 downtown till World trade center stop

They have kiosk you could check and see for the names

Yes from 9am-8pm

We had taken City Pass with travel agent. This book is very profitable 110 euros per person knowing that an entry is about 30 or 40 dollars.

You can do both, I'd recommend buying them ahead of time (online) to skip the long lines

I do not know, but I do not think so

Don't know. I would think you could Google that. Good luck!!

I don't think.

It's about $20 per person to visit the memorial. Active duty, guard and reserve military members and retirees receive free admission if you show a valid military ID card.

3 hours

no

The memorial is free but the museum is 24$ for adults 20$ for kids under 17 or students that is general admission , for a tour guide its more ,we chose general admission and was well worth the money.

Any age that being said a young child will probably not understand the magnitude of this place

At some areas you are permitted to take pictures or videos but remember even if they allow you to bring them inside once they inspected safely,personally i don't think you will be comfortable whit them because all the crowd will be trying to watch the same things that you are trying to picture or record in video in front on yourself personally I don't think it will be a good idea and won't recommend at least maybe if you are one of the first visitors and maybe a whole lot people be walking around doing the tour

Contact them directly

You can spend as much time as you like, but be aware that the last entrance is at 6pm and they close at 8pm during the week. Also very large tourist groups seem to show up between 2 and 4. Also signage to exit the museum is fairly vague. No one offered me a map.

But if you buy thr city pass, the 9/11 museum is included and 5 more attractions.

Photography is allowed so I don't see a problem with videography. However, there are at least two specific rooms where photography is prohibited. One is out of respect to the deceased and the other is due to graphic imagery.

Fulton street train station 1 -2-3-4-5 A-C-J trains NYC MTA if you want more info according to where u at and how to get there let me know i will like to help you reach YO U Destiny

And.

Out side its free, but in side the museum its not free. To going the museum u have to pay.

No not at all

One name I saw engraved on the stones around the pond was "Charles A. Lesperance." Hope this helps!

Some states have pieces of the buildings, check ahead.

If you are coming from NJ I drove to staten island ferry and took the ferry and walk to 911 museum. Parking is cheaper in staten island than NY city. Ferry is free of charge.

The E train is your best option. The chambers stop for the A train is also close

Just there yesterday 5/24/18 - Last stop on the E train out of Penn Station

Nancy is right. Make sure you are ready to show student IDs.

32000 m2

If you have proper registration for concealed carry, yes.

Not at the Museum itself from my recollection. Nearby, yes. Try Open table app

No need for guide, but then again, I used to work here full time, so I know the area. Inside has no need for guide, because everything is self-explaining, many signs and or simply follow the crowd.

This is a museum of the events on September 11th. There is a lot of artifacts & stories regarding the days events. It is all set up in a timeline fashion.

Yep

In the museum you could two hours. This museum was a celebration of the rescue attempt. No doubting the bravery and tireless effort the rescue workers put in. You can incorporate it in with the memorial and trinity church and wolf street. This would be a nice half a day walk around the areas.

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It's a tragically awesome place.

Sorry, I don't know. I think 8:30

We took the Subway, which was very convenient.

Only documentend service animals

The museum states to allow for two hours. To really appreciate it, more like 3 to 4 hours to go through and really contemplate the events of that day. The time you spend is well worth it.

Hi. Subway to downtown is cheap and fast.

you pay for museum

No audio tour. Not sure about setting time to visit?

The memorial began to build on march 2006 and was dedicated on 9/11/2011

Your hotel will most likely hold your luggage for you.

Hello Nacho! I bought the New York Pass, which is a card that covers many attractions. And the day I decided to go I did not do anything in a row. If you're interested in the card, buy it online and pick it up there in times square

Look up World Trade Center Memorial... The fountains are located in the exact place were the towers were...

I'm not sure about that promotion but if you go after 5 pm you will not appreciate the entire museum, it takes about 3 o more hours to see it completely...

It will be hard to answer. But, there are other places to look for facts. Once you visit, you will be able to see the name written everywhere. It's really beautiful!

I walked right up and got tickets...no wait

You do not need tickets for the memorial. For the museum you can buy the tickets right there, the are machines in the back of the building that you can use, and no need to do the long line

You can store your suitcase at the Port Authority, Grand Central or Penn station and free yourself to a full day of sightseeing.

I highly recommend to buy the tickets online

We had tickets in advance and still waited 45+ the week after Christmas

We just bought tickets there~

The pools are free, the observatory you have to pay 34 dolars.

Not sure, check the opening time in website.

Yes the tickets are timed. Buy them online in advance. Line moves quickly. You'll go through a screening like at the airport.

Yes, that's not a problem

Box office or online

Yes. Their scanners are able to scan code from phone.

I believe it was because of terrorism.

Yes

Not sure about the student price but I don't think so. You can buy tickets on line but not necessary. No lines but it was pretty busy. Make sure you take water bc there are no fountains or anything to buy. It's pretty long too..4 1/2 hours for us.

no idea

Didn't get you

180 Greenwich st, NY 10007

Eery and moving, outlines the position of the towers

I don't think so

No

Yes just long lines.

28 dollars

The 9/11 museum is below ground there by the south pool and is amazing

I have the same question Mary. Did you use your Groupon yet? If so, what did you have to do?

There are inside the One Trade Center as well as inside the mall

Very poignant. It perfectly shows in depth not only what happened on this tragic day, but also the events that led up to it and after. Would highly recommend a visit.

The name of the group is called Al Qaeda the reason why didn’t want to do the tag is because they didn’t like the United States they didn’t like it how do you had laws like the laws they didn’t make any sense do you want to be a better country like they wanted to prove to everyone that they were better. Then any other country so yeah and the country was Afghanistan the group is called Al Qaeda and the name of the guy who planned all this was Osama bin Laden which was killed in 2011 by an American soldier which I’m not gonna say his name but search it up

You can visit free of charge but it cost to go in museum. Well worth the money

Fences not at 400 or 500 meters I arrived by metro is faster and more comfortable At wall street station

OK

It's massive power to attract visitors!!!

I do not know. I am not currently in that area. Sorry.

There's the fountain part with the names that is free. Then a museum of the tragedy which you gave today pay for, the top of the tower, which you have to pay for and a museum of the tower which you have to pay for also.

If you are a person who reads the historical notes and watches the historical videos then 1 hr is a not enough. If you just do a drive by then an hr is enough. We spent two hours there.