Passeio Expresso de 45 minutos pela Estátua da Liberdade

We were slightly late, caught in a traffic accident along the freeway, but thankfully managed to get there just in time. Thanks to Klook customer service who helped us check if we could change timings. Worth the money. Up close with Lady Liberty.

We booked the 2:15 PM tour for the next day with our family just the night before. The drop-off point at Pier 36 is a basketball court, so you have to go around the building to the pier at the back! Boarding the ship only required showing the QR code, and the process was smooth! The Princess cruise ship was beautifully decorated, and it even had heaters and a dining area. There was ample time to take photos of both the Brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of Liberty, leaving us with wonderful memories :)

On the morning of our departure, I received a sudden call informing me that the departure time had changed. I was on a plane and couldn't answer, so I got an English voicemail. Since it was important information, I would have preferred to receive it by email, especially since I'm not proficient in English. However, the cruise was very enjoyable, with American-style music playing and a lively guided announcement. The price was also cheaper than other cruises, so it was good value for money.

straight forward cruise around Statue of Liberty and back. Ferry itself can accommodate a lot of people so be prepared for crowds. Pier itself is really just a pier with no facilities.

An interesting experience, you can see the Statue of Liberty up close. The price is cheap, boarding is convenient, and you can use a QR code directly without needing to exchange for a physical ticket. The only drawback was the windy but sunny weather; remember to wear sunglasses.

This is a great time to watch the sunset. It's a good choice if you don't necessarily need to go up to the observation deck!

Snacks and drinks are available for purchase on board. After taking photos, you can go inside the boat to warm up. The boat will change direction on both sides, giving you plenty of time to photograph the Statue of Liberty.

It actually opens at 12:30, so there's no need to arrive so early. There's an English commentary, and watching the Statue of Liberty get closer while seeing the New York City skyline from the boat is a wonderful experience.

Security is good, but the viewing area is only at the back of the boat, so you have to squeeze in to take photos. However, the price is cheaper than others, so it's fair for the cost. Inside the boat, it's not very clean; there are people who have made a mess eating, and there's a strong smell of garbage.

After registering, you will receive an email from the organizer. You can arrive at the time indicated in the email. You can register for the event on the same day, which is very convenient for those who want to participate spontaneously. If you have a specific day in mind to visit the Statue of Liberty, it is recommended to join a tour that allows you to explore the island at your leisure.