Statue City Cruises Liberty State Park - Jersey City, New Jersey

Alicia 777

Mit dem Boot gelangt man in 35 Minuten dorthin, ein Ticket hin und zurück kostet 35 Dollar, für den Eintritt in die Freiheitsstatue benötigt man ein weiteres Ticket....

Wolfram Misselwitz

Sehr guter Anbieter um zur Freiheitsstatue zu kommen Alles ist sehr gut organisiert, auch wenn es Massen an Touristen sind die auf die Insel wollen Wir haben sogar unsere Tour online umgebucht da an dem Taf schlechtes Wetter war Es erwartet einen ein Security Check vor der Abfahrt wie am Flughafen Daher keine Taschenmesser usw. mitnehmen Man muss 30 Minuten vor der Abfahrt da sein Tickets können auch im Fort direkt vor Ort gekauft werden Die Fähre fährt zuerst zur Freiheitsstatue dann über Ellis Island zurück Dort kann man aussteigen wenn man will und die nächste Fähre nach New York nehmen
Die Tour lohnt sich auf jeden Fall Wir hatten einen tollen Tag. Vor allem die Aussicht auf Manhattan ist super
Mit Ellis Island sollte man für die Tour 4 Std. einplanen Bei wenig Zeit kann man Ellis Island weglassen und nur bei der Freiheitsstatue aussteigen Dafür benötigt man ca. 2 Std.

mastergamer009

Sehr lohnenswerter Ausflug für relativ kleines Geld. Mit Besuch der Krone haben wir ca. 25Dollar gezahlt. Beim buchen muss man aufpassen, dass man die Abfahrt ab Battery Park wählt.

Daijana Jochim

Im NY City Pass enthalten.

Kim Bo

Es ist nunmal die einzige Möglichkeit, Ellis Island zu besuchen. Das lassen sie sich auch wirklich gut bezahlen. Die Schiffe sind älter und eher dreckig, das Personal sehr unfreundlich, aber was erwartet man auch anderes?

Naveen Handa

The Statue of Liberty cruise is a decent experience, but it might not live up to the hype. While the statue itself is iconic, it's not as tall as I expected, and seeing it up close was a bit of a letdown, especially since it was partially under construction during my visit.

On the positive side, Ellis Island is a fascinating piece of history, offering a glimpse into the past that's well worth exploring. The availability of day parking for just $7 is a big plus, making it convenient for visitors. The Ellis Island café also offers a nice restaurant with affordable food choices, which was a pleasant surprise.

The views around the cruise are lovely, with great sights of the various bridges and the skyline. However, the Statue of Liberty itself feels more like a one-time thing—worth seeing once, but not something I'd rush to do again.

Muhammad Atif

The lines were incredibly long, making it quite hectic to reach the cruise, and there was noticeable mismanagement. However, overall, it’s still worth a try.

Jemlnlx

Great experience at the Jersey City port despite reluctantly visiting on a nice Saturday.

Large parking lot charges $7 per day paid by ticket. You can pay by credit card on the way out.

After a short walk and quickly getting through tsa-style security, we waited in the waiting area (about 20 minutes) for the next ferry to arrive.

The ferry has lots of room with two floors. It has a food/souvenir shop on the main deck. As expected, the ferry ride offers some amazing views of lower Manhattan, Liberty Island, Ellis Island and New Jersey.

After a short 15 minute ride you will arrive at Ellis Island. When leaving there, you can take the ferry to Liberty Island or the Battery. Once at Liberty Island, you can take the ferry back to Jersey City.

All staff we encountered at the Jersey City port, the ferries and islands were very nice and particularly accommodating to those who are mobility impaired (young children, older folks, wheelchair-bound).

Be sure to stick around Liberty State Park before or after your trip as there is lots to see in the area: amazing lower Manhattan skyline photos ops, 9/11 Memorial, and the Liberty Science Center.

For reference, the Jersey City port was a smoother operation than the Battery port in lower Manhattan...granted the Battery has much more visitors.

I visited Liberty Island a few weeks prior from the Battery port and the the processing of getting all of the people through security took about an hour on a Friday afternoon as opposed to about 5 minutes on a late Saturday morning in the Jersey City port.