Take in two of New York City's most celebrated attractions with admission to the Statue of Liberty and One World Observatory. Plan your visits for the same day or spread them out throughout your trip for added flexibility.

Start with a ferry ride across New York Harbor to Liberty Island, where you'll have the opportunity to see the Statue of Liberty up close and explore the grounds surrounding this historic symbol of freedom. Along the way, enjoy waterfront views of Manhattan and the harbor.

Continue your NYC adventure at One World Observatory, located atop One World Trade Center. From hundreds of feet above the city streets, you'll enjoy incredible views stretching across Manhattan, Brooklyn, New Jersey, and beyond. Together, these experiences offer a unique way to discover New York City's history, architecture, and world-famous skyline.

Using Your Experience

• Your Empire State Building and Statue of Liberty experience can be used together or separately, plan the perfect getaway or enjoy them on different occasions.

Daytime Admission to the Empire State Building Observatory

• Age: All age groups are welcome.
• Children: Free admission for children 0-5.
• Individuals with disabilities: The Empire State Building is fully and proudly ADA-compliant.
  • It is wheelchair accessible, including restrooms and viewing platforms. Service animals are allowed. There are ramps and lowered viewing walls for easier access.
• Languages: All signage, audio, and exhibits are available in nine languages.
• Duration: Allow at least one hour for your visit.
• What’s included:
  • Access to the 86th floor open-air observation deck
  • Access to the 102nd floor with 360-degree views thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows on all sides
  • The immersive and interactive exhibits on the 2nd and 80th floors
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • On site dining available (price of food is NOT included)
• Specific rules to follow: No smoking, outside food, or costumes/masks (except PPE) allowed on the premises. Visitors must adhere to all security guidelines.
• Anything else I should know before going on this experience?
  • The Empire State Building is not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged property. By accepting admission with this ticket, you agree to release The Empire State Building for any loss, injury or damage to you or your property that might occur in the building, even if the loss, injury or damage is caused by neglect or fault of The Empire State Building.
  • The Empire State Building may refuse admission or expel any person whose conduct is objectionable.

Statue of Liberty General Admission from New York City

• Children: Children aged three and under can ride the ferry for free and do not require a ticket or reservation.
• Individuals with disabilities: Ferries and both Liberty Island and Ellis Island are wheelchair accessible. Accessible restrooms and pathways are available.
  • The grounds of Liberty Island are wheelchair accessible. If you have a reservation to enter the monument, wheelchair access is available to the museum and the exterior of Fort Wood. There’s also a wheelchair-accessible lift from the main pedestal elevator stop up to the top of the pedestal, where you can see the Statue’s fascinating inner structure. However, please note that the outdoor observation deck and balcony are not wheelchair accessible. On Ellis Island, an elevator operates between the first floor of the museum and the Statue of Liberty Pedestal, helping visitors get around comfortably.
• Languages: Audio guides are available in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Mandarin, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, and Russian.
• Duration: Approximately 2–4 hours total, depending on time spent exploring both islands. Tour/experience may go slightly longer based on participant engagement throughout the tour/experience.
• What’s included:
  • Round-trip ferry transportation from New York City (Battery Park)
  • Access to Liberty Island and Ellis Island
  • Entry to the Statue of Liberty Museum and Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration
  • Self-guided audio tours for both islands
• Arrival: Plan to arrive at least 30–60 minutes prior to departure to allow time for security screening and boarding.
• Parking: Limited parking is available near Battery Park; public transportation is strongly recommended.
• What to wear: Comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing; it can be windy on the water.
• What to bring:
  • Valid ticket or reservation confirmation
  • Government-issued ID (recommended)
  • Water bottle and camera
• Restrooms/ lockers/ changing rooms: Restrooms are available on ferries and on both islands. There are no storage facilities at Ellis Island
• Additional Considerations
  • Tickets are for a specific departure time, but return ferries run frequently throughout the day.
  • This ticket provides general admission only and does not include access to the pedestal or crown.

Unused Experience Vouchers can be returned within 14 days for a full refund to the original purchaser, no questions asked.

If you have any unused Vouchers, you can exchange them for anything else in our marketplace, no matter when. If you choose an experience that's more expensive, you'll need to pay the difference.

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