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Statue of Liberty National Monumentplanning your visit to the park
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Statue of Liberty National Monument
Plan Your Visit
 
A NPS Ranger teaches about the Statue of Liberty.
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Whether visiting for an hour or staying the entire day, a trip to the Statue of Liberty National Monument, one of the most recognized symbols of freedom, can be enjoyable and memorable experience. The links on this page will assist you in planning your visit.  

 
Most Frequently Asked Questions
Read our FAQ About Reserving Crown Tickets
Crown Tickets
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Visit Statue Cruises to reserve your trip to the Statue of Liberty
Visit Statue Cruises to reserve your trip
Plan Your Trip Ahead of Time with Statue Cruises
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Ferry System Map
Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island Ferry System Map
Map, ferry system
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Accessibility at Ellis Island
Accessibility at Ellis Island
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Aerial photo of Ellis Island  

Did You Know?
Ellis Island is not its own National Park site. It was added to the National Park system in May of 1965 by President Lyndon B. Johnson. It is part of the Statue of Liberty National Monument and was opened to the public as a museum of immigration in 1990.

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Last Updated: June 17, 2009 at 14:37 EST