Private downtown all-access tour - One World Observatory, 9-11 Memorial, Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island

Downtown Manhattan is home to some of the most historic buildings in America. Explore more than 400 years of New York history in just a few hours. Walk in the footsteps of Manhattan’s most famous residents and learn how NYC has changed over the centuries. Fast-forward to the 21st Century by visiting the 9/11 Memorial where you will see an everlasting tribute to the victims you’ll never forget. Ascend to the 102nd floor of One World Trade, and get an unprecedented view of Manhattan and the surrounding areas. Visit Lady Liberty herself with exclusive pedestal access tickets, and step back in time at Ellis Island where 12 million immigrants came to America. This tour is highly recommended for the history lover in all of us.

• Food and drink is available for purchase on the Statue Ferry, Liberty Island, and Ellis Island
• A moderate amount of walking is involved, please wear appropriate shoes
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Operates in various weather conditions, please dress appropriately
• As the weather is warmer this time of year, we recommend bringing water to stay cool
• Subject to favorable weather conditions. If canceled due to poor weather, you will be given the option of an alternative date or full refund
• Backpacks, strollers, and other large items are not allowed in the pedestal of the statue. Lockers are available for rental for $2.00 USD. Rentals are cash only (lockers fee not included)
• No food or drink (other than bottled water) is allowed in the pedestal
• Photography is allowed, however no monopods or tripods are allowed
  
  No weapons of any kind are allowed at the Statue or One World Observatory (including pocket knives, pepper spray, Swiss Army knives, etc.). There is no place to check these items before going through security, so please leave these items at home
• There are three security checkpoints on this tour. One at One World Observatory, one at Battery Park before boarding the ferry, and one at Liberty Island before entering the pedestal. Please be prepared.