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    Private Statue of Liberty Family Tour in New York City

    Discover a symbol of freedom with a private guide who brings its story to life for children

    Duration

    2 hrs

    Ideal For

    1 to 5 people

    Includes

    Private guide, Ferry, Museum entry

    Highlights

    Explore the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island with a private local guide focused on your family. Discover their stories through anecdotes that engage children and make room for your questions.

    • Get close to the Statue of Liberty's original torch
    • Learn how a gift of friendship from France became a symbol of freedom and democracy
    • Get your guide's tips on places to eat, shop, and visit in New York

    What's Included

    • Round-trip ferry ticket
    • Admission to the museum on Liberty Island

    Important details

    • Go through a security check before boarding the ferry
    • Arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the tour begins

    Cancellation Policy

    Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

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    FAQs

    No. Access to the Statue of Liberty's crown and pedestal is not included in the family tour.

    Lunch, tips, and transportation other than the included ferry are not included. Lockers for large items on Liberty Island are available for an additional $2.

    Yes. Continue exploring on your own after the two-hour guided tour, with time for lunch at your own expense before returning to Manhattan.

    Meeting details

    Pier A Harbor House, 22 Battery Pl, New York, NY 10004

    Experience provided by Universal Tour Guide US

    Related locations

    Statue of Liberty

    Admission included

    Standing on Liberty Island in New York Harbor, the Statue of Liberty rises 305 feet from pedestal base to torch tip, commanding the skyline in a way no photograph fully prepares you for. The moment you step off the ferry and look up at Lady Liberty's copper-green face, the scale and weight of what she represents settles over you. The Statue of Liberty has welcomed arrivals to America's shores since 1886, and that sense of arrival still lingers in the salt air around her.

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