Statue City Cruises Battery Park/ Liberty Island

$18.50 adult $9.00 children Check out this link for additional information- https://www.statuecruises.com/statue-liberty-and-ellis-island-tickets#/

Their is a shorter line roped off for people who already bought online but need their ticket. Be in the line prepped and ready when they open. You will be fine

On the top tier and it will be open. But the top tier is the first one to get filled. If you are in the front line of queue, you get a better chance

Your crown ticket is only valid for the specific date and time printed. So, you should be at the security screening facility at the base of the Statue on Liberty Island at 10 a.m.

The day you book your tickets for come early in the morning, 0900

It really depends on how much time you want to spend on both islands. If you just want a quick whirlwind tour you can do it in under 2 hours. But it is easy to spend nearly the whole day if you tour the museums, etc.

Battery Park

Boats go to both just make sure you go to correct boat park to where you parked your car. We went this week from Liberty Park NJ and Ellis island was first, then Statue. We skipped island and captain said it doesn't go back.

More than a hundred and fifty I would say.

Found this on the web.."Pets are not permitted on Liberty or Ellis Islands. Documented service/assist animals are exempt from this policy"

The loading and the unloading is what takes so long. But you could spend the whole day visiting the island. The boat rides only like 15 minutes.

Tienes que ingresar al sitio web de estatua de la libertad y ahí hay tickets en linea

From my experience. Going back to the booth and asking the workers to see if they can change the time for check in on the tickets.

Is there Handicapped accessible parking nearby?

I beleive you can just call the facility and let them know

First and second level have indoor seating. Top deck is open as well as the area near the back of the vessel. You'll be chilly inside, but wasn't horrible.

No, but there are many parking garages in the area that are walking distance from here.

With the current lines for security, you should arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled departure time

It's good to be vaccinated

No, but you don't need to reserve with that much time in advance. Book 1 or 2 weeks earlier and you'll be fine.

I believe tickets for children ages 4-12 are $9. Under 4 should be free. We saw families with toddlers on the cruise

If you're coming to go on the ferry to go to the islands then no you can not bring your pet, only service dogs

You can park on the side or in front of One New York Plaza.

You can with debit or credit..

I would suggest you go 1 day earlier of booking to their entry point location to rectify and get the name corrected if you don't get any reply before that. There are different co. sites online booking the cruises, make sure you have emailed the right site for name change.

E-Tickets are a wonderful convenience, but are not required for access to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. You may pick up physical tickets from the Pre-Paid (will-call) box office window.

Yes it is possible

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If they are reliable but you can not go in the crown because you have to book months before

To visit the Pedestal or the Crown of the statue you ought to buy tickets online months ahead.

It depends on the time you want to dedicate to each island and what you want to see during your visit. The Ellis island museum is quite large, and if you stop to read it will take about 2 to 3 hours.

No service dogs only

You can get off there or stay on the boat and it will take you to Ellis Island.

You can buy the ticket ahead of time. It is good to buy ahead because of selling out.

that's how it is

IMPOSSIBLE, YOU DO NOT ANSWER, JUST RECORDED SPEECH AND MUSIC

You can call them and they maybe able to reschedule it

I personally think

yes

If you go via the New Jersey ferry, it stops at Ellis Island first then Liberty Island. The New York ferry, stops at Liberty Island first. Either way it is okay to stay on the ferry and skip Liberty Island completely. No one forces you off the boat.

There's not lockers, Backpacks are permitted, no problem

Reserve is to walk on Liberty Island around the statue and the other one is to walk on the real pedestral of the statue. I think museum's visit is included but not really sure

If you start at Battery Park you will go to Liberty first, then Ellis. If start on the New Jersey side, it is just the opposite, Ellis, then Liberty.

And

Yes

Both but tickets for postal and crown are separate and sell out quick, must reserve in advance. We used https://www.smartdestinations.com.

It's 18 for the ferry, and it's nothing extra for pedestal access. Crown access says 3 dollars.

Better to leave the car in a garage.

In really bad days of snow they cancel all the activities, but it is better for you to call

You can go to the statue for free. It's the ferry service that visitors pay for and I doubt the ferry company will honor any special credentials such as tour guiding.

It's about a 17 minute ferry ride from Battery Park, then we spent 2 hours at the Statue of Liberty. It will take longer if you want to walk up to the crown, which requires a special ticket, or if you want to spend more time in the museum. I'd recommend taking the ferry to Ellis Island afterward as this is included in your regular ticket.

I just went today with my niece. Getting the tickets took about 20 minutes at 10am. Disregard the people from the other cruises telling you it's going to take you 3 to 5 hours. They're simply trying to get you to go on their tour which doesn't stop at either location. The others are just boat tours. Do keep in mind that the later you go the longer the wait.