I’m going to be honest. I have not gone on the tour yet. Me and my husband got tickets the night before - it made no difference. Expect long lines!!!!!!!!!! The security check is literally like a tsa security check - with shoes on (fortunately). Just watched a few people not get entry through the check because they didn’t have masks. I can’t believe the staff just didn’t give them masks. Such a cold world we live in. I suggest you go on google images and look up statue of liberty at the comfort of your home.

Our scheduled ticket time was 11, but we did not set sail until 11:45 because of security and boarding lines. Once on the islands, the ferry was on time and followed a precise schedule. You have to pay close attention to the posted schedule for NYC or Jersey so you can allocate how much time youd like to spend on each island. Despite choppy waters and impending storms, it was a smooth ride. You can choose to sit indoors or outdoors. Snacks, restrooms, and small souvenirs are available. Sit on the right for the best views of Ellis Island and Statue of Liberty going in, then the Manhattan skyline on the return trip.

It was a nice experience and very quick to get into the ships, however they get a little bit crowded so if you want a good spot for pictures, be quick to find a place. There are food and snacks for sale, and it’s very nice when you are getting closer to the statue.

Loved this tour. It was affordable but they didn’t give us much guidance on how long we were stopping at each place. So you are aware- when you get to Liberty Island you can get off and take pictures then get back on the boat. The boat leaves within 15 mins but new boats come every 25 mins. Then same thing for Ellis Island. Many people stand up at the top instead of sitting down which caused the view to be blocked. I went first thing in the morning at 10am so the boat was full but not over packed. Arrive early to get the best seats.

Nice view Been here several times! I strongly recommend it to first time visitors!

Superb customer service - we did not feel like taking the cruise since it was raining all day, the customer support happily changed our reservations within minutes - no questions asked.The cruise itself was very well maintained and well organized. Would definitely recommend!

City Pass works great but you need a separate ticket to go up the Statue. Also, you need to clear a security check before being admitted. Since Covid, they have done scheduled tours/reservations but they did not check any times for us. Seems like you can get your ticket and go whenever you want.

Pros: Can pre-book tickets online ahead of time for a variety of access/tours that suit your interests (tickets include access to Liberty and Ellis islands), ferry service is VERY prompt (these folks leave ON TIME to the second for the posted schedule), and boat is clean with adequate seating and makes frequent stops to each island (no more than 30 mins waiting between boats).Cons: Security screening ahead of boarding has a long line (it moves fast, but they x-ray your bags and walk you thru a metal detector). They also require masks, but the boat is really an open air kind of setup.I recommend booking an early trip and showing up 30 minutes before your booked time to ensure you get to board that specific ferry. If you miss it, its not an issue at all, you will just be waiting 25 mins for the next ride. There is so much to see between the two islands, that you will need the whole day.

Statue Cruises are the only boats allowed to get you right to the Statue. If you are keen to explore the site and soak up some historic lessons of this iconic statue, definitely book through these guys.

They keep a pretty good schedule, but the boats are quite old. The benches are so uncomfortable, to the point that a lot of people like to stand, might that be the idea?The process of getting on the plane and getting off the car is very slow. One plank, wide enough for two people. Hence causing a lot of nasty congestion in the cabin as people lined up for the funnel-shaped exit.The crew is excellent, very helpful and professional. The time has come to have them some tools to make their job easier and safer.this is the first time I go by ship in NYC.Thats so awesome

Friendly staffs, old boat with a reasonable price.

We sang Billy Joel songs in the spirit of Sea shanty hymns. This cruise was lit

This is one of the a must cruises!!We took the Round trip ferry service to Liberty Island (grounds of the Statue of Liberty) and Ellis Island (Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration).. The statue of liberty was really great and had too many photos and videosWe were not really interested in the Ellis Island and even we regreted that we stopped there, we could have just stayed in the ferry and passed it

Great fun at a reasonable price. The views of lower Manhattan are amazing not to mention the Statue of Liberty.

Great tour. Able to check out not only liberty island where the Statue of Liberty is at (obviously) but Ellis island as well. The Statue of Liberty is closed but the museum on Ellis island is still open with so much to read and so much to see. Would definitely check it out if given the chance. Great on Covid protocol

Been here several times! I strongly recommend it to first time visitors!

Got to see the ESB with my City Pass and it was definitely worth it. It was a little crowded but still manageable. I could still get around without any issues and take photos from every angle. I went at sunset and I believe it was the perfect time. The sky was purple and Orange and made for a great backdrop to my photos.

This was a great way to start a New York tour. Tickets easy to purchase, cruise easy to board.

VISIT THE STATUE ON 2021 YOU WONT REGRET IT

Buyer Beware!! They do NOT show you availability until AFTER they have you complete the purchase. You are STUCK with your tickets, as I was, being there just the one day. VERY DECEIVING. When you ask them, their response is they give you 2 years to use them. What a dishonest way to treat your customers.Read for yourself. Plenty of horrible business on both Google and Yelp. I only wish I had read the reviews first.

Great experience:) Easy to get on and off. Boats arrive quickly. We saw Lady Liberty and Ellis Island in 3.5 hours total. Really enjoyed Ellis Island. So much history. I think everyone should see what people used to go through to get to this country. its eye opening.

Sorry to read quite a few negative reviews about Statue Cruises but I can only go by my experience with them. First thing be aware of other cruise lines claiming to offer tickets to Liberty Island, Statue Cruises to my knowledge is the official boat & much cheaper than others from what I was able to see. Second, purchase your tickets online as to avoid waits during peak hours. Also sad to hear/read comments regarding security measures. People they do this not only for our safety but also the safety of Lady Liberty !! Come on now stop your whining & appreciate what they do !! Each & every person working on and off the boat were beyond curtious, welcoming & just so nice. The boat ride was so enjoyable, perfect weather made it even more so. Cannot wait until her Crown is open, definitely going back.. Thank you Statue Cruises !!

The only official place to buy tickets for the ferry, the competition would be great, but the service its fairly good

Seamless way to take a day trip to a national monument! Its just as fun getting there as it is being there!

Great Place go check it out

My first trip out to the Statue of Liberty was great I wish I knew we had to get a separate ticket to go up. Misinformed tourist. Also they should have a section where you can retrieve items my husband was unaware a pocket knife is not allowed. It got confiscated

I bought 4 tickets for an specific time, when we get there I found a line around almost the whole battery park, I was on vacation so I have another tours and attractions to visit (with reservations for an specific time) so it doesnt make any sense that they ask you to pick a time to do your tour, but thats not true you will have to wait hours. I couldnt make that tour so was frustrated, of course I wanted my money back and I asked for it but the answer was that I must do the line doesnt matter the time of tickets (so doesnt matter if you loose your time for them). They were not professional, and not respectful at all. If they let us know that before there is not an specific time we will be prepared for that, so for example you buy a ticket to take the boat at 10 am you will probably take the tour at 12pm, then if you wanna take this tour be prepared to make a long line and miss your other plans, or miss your money. I dont recommend this company.

I wish I was able to review the experience, but due to poor customer service, my family and I were unable to do so. We recently took a family trip to NYC. We were ordering tickets and making reservations for everything before we left home so everything would already be booked and ready when we got to the area. I went to their site and tried to order 4 tickets for the Ellis Island ferry for Tue. June 15. The page refreshed as I was purchasing them and I ended up with 4 tickets for 11am the next morning. We were still home in Columbus, Ohio and would not even be near the area the next morning to try and use the tickets. With it being less than 24 hours before my reservation, I had no way to cancel my tickets. I immediately called them and got no answer as it was around 6pm, so I emailed the company using the information given under their contact us section. No response. Later the next day, I got an email asking how I enjoyed the trip. Tried to call again multiple times during business hours but couldnt get ahold of anyone. Sent another email. Still no response of any sort from the company. I was hoping they would offer any sort of help, originally just wanted to change the ticket dates, but now Id like a refund and am disputing it with my credit card company. Really disappointing.

Worth every penny. Smooth boat ride, caring and customer service oriented crew. Boats and grounds kept clean and lots to see and learn.

A must-see. Ferries are efficient and clean, and both Liberty and Ellis Island sites are well-staffed and full of fantastic exhibits.Only complaint is boarding the ferry at Battery Park. Especially with the construction going on nearby, the front of the line is not obvious and lacks signage, so arrive a few minutes before your ticket time to find it if you dont want to have to wait 20 minutes for the next boat. No big deal though, lots of park workers and NYPD around to direct you if you ask.

Cruise that takes you to statue of liberty and Ellis island

It was a good experience. Easy to book tickets through the website. The security line is super long when you show up, which is annoying, but they did a good job of keeping it moving. They did a good job keeping the ferry right on schedule.

Nice cruise to the statue of liberty and Ellis island. Both were great to see. Great way to spend a day in NY. Very educational too.

They made it real easy. You can buy the ticket online or at the park. I recommend buying them online. It saves you time and once you arrive you just get in the cruise line. It is not expensive and very amazing to see lady liberty. My kids really had fun

We have been on this cruise to the Statue and Ellis Island a number of times over the years. Depending on when you go it can get VERY busy and wait times to board can be on the long side.There is TSA style security screening before you board. Prices were reasonable.

On time service, great views of the skyline, not too crowded during covid

Statue Cruises is literally the only way to get yourself onto the Statue of Liberty Island and Ellis Island. Its a good idea to purchase your tickets online well in advance. Otherwise, if you are a City Pass holder, you MUST show up early in the day because the afternoon cruises are guaranteed to be sold out. The line is ridiculously long most of the time, and the actual listed cruise time is irrelevant as nobody actually catch the boat at the time it says on the ticket. The cruise process works as such: 1) Pick up tickets at Clinton Castle, 2) get in line in Battery Park, 3) go through an airport-style security check point, 4) get on a boat to take you to Statue of Liberty Island, 5) get back in line for a boat to take you to Ellis Island, and 6) get back in line for a boat to take you back to Battery Park. In all, easily half of your touring day will be gone if you decide to do this cruise. If you just want to see the Statue of Liberty, consider the free option of riding the Staten Island Ferry...

Had a great time going to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis island. Riding the ferry was awesome, you can sit inside if it is cold or out on the decks. They sell snacks and mementos inside. If it’s cold though, space is a little tight inside the boat, so you may have to stand.

The islands are beautiful and well kept. Two starts because you purchase tickets for a “reserved” time, but don’t know if that actually means a anything. We wait in line just to board the ferry to the islands for an hour and a half. Really has to rich to get to my other events that I had pre planned and had reserved time for. Why have us reserve a time if we have to wait over an hour.

Reasonably priced cruise to liberty island and Ellis Island. Boats are nice and clean with reasonably priced concessions. Boats are named for the places they serve. Miss New York sails from Battery Park and I will let you guess where Miss New Jersey serves. Be careful leaving liberty island, it is possible to get on the wrong boat...its a long train ride back!

Incredible ❣️ did not have time for the hard hat tour but will definitely on my next trip. Ellis Island show rich and dense....

Beautiful park, nice park to sit and bird watch, grab something to eat or just reflect.

Worth the 23.50 trip to get close to the Statue of Liberty.

Extremely reasonable prices! ~$20 entry into the ferry. Stay as long as you like until the last ferry departs around 5pm.

Terrible experience using the New York City Pass. Got pointed in different directions, ending up missing the boat by 15 seconds. They need to learn to put up signs for tourists

Did it’s job to get us to and from the islands. However, signs to get to the ferry launch are very lacking, and they do run a bit off schedule. They will leave you behind if you show up right on time

The only official provider of transportation to Liberty and Ellis Islands. Buy from them for the best deal.

Food convenience and souvenir counter on board. Bathrooms available and indoor and outdoor seating. Very nice. Trip from NJ liberty park was much easier and quicker.

Crowded: Yes; Touristy: Yes; Herd through like cattle: Yes. A must-see in New York: YES.When you arrive at the Battery Park ferry landing, youll enter through airport-like security, but not as bad. Just standard metal detector, bags x-ray. Long line but moves pretty quick. Once on the ferry, its exciting to see the statue and island grow larger and larger as you get close. One on the island, it really is breathtaking. Yes, theres crowds and tourists everywhere with selfie sticks, but if you tune them out, you can still admire the majesty of Lady Liberty. TIP: Get the pedestal access. Its the same price as the island-only access, and it is really cool to go up inside. Skip the crown, overrated. Also, if you go up the pedestal, be brave and take the stairs. Unless youre really out of shape or limited mobility, the stairs are doable. A challenge and youll feel a little winded when you reach the top of the pedestal, but the reward of walking out the door and looking out over the island is even sweeter! Do it. Dont be lazy. :)Avoid bringing any bags or anything unnecessary if youre going up the pedestal. Theres a second security checkpoint and you cannot bring anything more than a small camera. No bags, no backpacks, no large cameras/tripods. You need to check all that stuff in lockers at the base.Bring some small bills: Lockers are only a buck or two, but only take cash and give no change.Lastly, there can be large lines to leave the island. Dont be discouraged, the line may look super long but the ferries hold an unbelievable amount of people and come literally every few minutes so theres not much wait.

The ferry ride was great and we got to see the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. The ferry goes to those 2 spots every 30 minutes and brings you to Ellis Island if you are at the Statue of Liberty and brings you back to New York City if you are at Ellis Island. The ferrys are very big and they can fit a lot of people.

So moving and meaningful. a must for everyone!

Highly recommend. Great day of sight seeing at Statue and Ellis island.

I recommend to anyone to go on Spring or Autumn season, because, is the perfect weather, on Winter I had my experience, too cold, Summer time the heat ... personally I always enjoy going on those days(Spring and Autumn)... another thing buy on line your tickets... you have to have a lot of patience there are big lines and

We had a horrible experience visiting the Statue of Liberty via Statue City Cruises. Their security checkpoint was more stringent than airline security, and the staff was rude: tossing personal items on the counter, and laughing at someone in my party who had forgotten their knife in their bag. Ineffectual as well: once leaving the security tent, you were herded outside to an area without security staff that was easily accessable from the rest of Battery Park.And I do mean literally herded, there was no line per say, just a mass of people all straining against each other to get on the ferry. This happened both getting to and coming back from the island.If there was any other option for getting to the Statue of Liberty, I would be suggesting that.

Good price for at least 4 hours of fun. Nice gift shops and relaxed atmosphere on the islands to get away from the hustle of the city for part of your NYC experience.

The journey you can see Statue of Liberty and Ellis island. Also know US history well rather than book.

This is the only ferry service that actually goes to the Liberty Island if you want to go to Statue of Liberty. All other ferries and online cheaper deals are actually boats that go around the Statue of Liberty in water and you can view the Statue from the boat.Online website showed me tickets around $22 but the actual one on Battery Park was $18. Line is not that long and you can get tickets easily. Ferry keeps going from time to time.

4 stars when the views and tour deserve 5. The reason why, the people running the security are basically rude. The people near me in line not with me though were not listening, so I guess that is why they are rude. It is nothing short of a cluster f***. They really should hire a new security contract. The older lady working for NPS on the dock was also rude and inconsiderate. She waitied till the last possible minute to tell everyone to push forward and fill the gaps. Which had people getting offensive due to line cutting. She should of just told everyone over and over again to fill in the gaps and move forward. The ellis island has tremendous history and you could spend a good 1/2 to 3/4 day to read and see everything there. Would def use this business whem visiting again to see the Ststue and Ellis Island.

Nice experience, though not a cruise, it is a ferry only.Beware of the scam ticket agents. They will push you hard & the police just sits inside their cars & vans parked there, allowing the scamsters to prove that the police are aware of them & approves the same. Police should take immediate action on these ticketing agents as it is clearly written on the board that these guys arent authorized. They were trying to block me from entering the park saying that we need to be authorized to enter & it is not a free entry, which is false & theyre able to do it only because of the inaction of the policemen sitting inside the van.Go ahead straight to the brick building as they say & do not fall prey to these scammers.Tickets & audio tour costs USD 18.50 & takes you to both Ellis Island & Statue of Liberty.Expect a nice view & a smooth ride. Ferries run every 20mins from each point.Last ferry from Battery Park is at 3.30pm. Last Return ferry from Statue is at 5.15pm.

Extremely disorganized company with a monopoly.You don’t need to print your tickets even though it says everywhere you do. You do however go through numerous security checkpoints that have no direction on what they want you to do and they don’t tell you until they’re yelling at you as you’re about to go through.Here’s what to do: Take everything off except basic clothes. Watches, belts, jewelry, hats, coat. Have your ticket ready to scan, there’s 3 separate places and checkpoints. It would be easy for everyone to start naked with a ticket taped to their foreheads and only get redressed once you’re taking in the view from the statue.

It does the job of getting you there and the prices are not exorbitant. Yes, you are treated like cattle, but there are a lot of people to get to the island.Its popular - be prepared for a few lines. There is food, ice cream, drinks and a souvenir shop on the island. There is also food and drink available on the ships.

It’s a great place to visit, very organized, solid customer service, and the tickets are reasonably priced. Just be sure to buy from authorized merchants!

Scenic ride!

Fun! Great views of the city and Lady Liberty! Stay on the boat...the crowds rush off and you will enjoy the peace and quiet!

Wish to share important few details for fellow travellers! While you can book online - you pay premium for doing the reservations ! Yes there is queuing but it is not crazy! The cruises are every 15 minutes to the island - the online booking gives options just every hour. The cruises is awe fully crowded - very slow boarding and disembarking even though the trip to Liberty island is hardly 10 mins- so allow yourself 1+ hour for just a basic visit to liberty island plus more if Ellis island too ! Reasonably long queue but fast moving for security check !

It’s good way to see a Statue of Liberty 🗽 I’ve been here two times. Always good 🙏🏻

One the best cruises which not only is punctual with good upper deck for view. Also, it disembark it’s passenger in both ‘Statue of Liberty’ and ‘Ellis Island’. The boat leave these islands every 1hr. It’s also light to your pocket.

I like all of the trip, you have to do the all tour from Manhattan to the Statue of Liberty 🗽 and Ellis island

It was nice ride

Friendly staff and great cruise there and back!

Harbor lights cruise was a really beautiful experience, totally recommended, go well prepared for the weather, its really windy. Also, the premier upgrade is worthy

It’s worth it

The best way to get to liberty statue, avoid other vendors and you can avoid unnecessary fees. Fast boat with bar service, reasonable prices.

Awesome.a must do is you are in NYC affordable prices

If you’re visiting NYC going to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island is an absolute must.

TSA are pretentious and rude. You do not need to tell us the law and act as if you are ready to lock us up. We were unaware maze was not allowed in your state. Get over yourself. Especially to have the cop (I believe) tell us NY was sooo safe because of the amount of cops at every street corner LOL that’s exactly why we were followed to our hotel multiple times by creepy men the few days we were here 👍🏽 I definitely understand why this state has issues with their police officers

My experience was horrible they have a sign says that if the blade of your knife is under 6 inches it is legal to carry on to the boat but they disregard that and try to throw away my 130 dollars leather man and my custom made bucks knife that was 90 dollars so this blade is a no go for me

When buying your tickets through Statue Cruises, I recommend pre-ordering your tickets online. If you do this, you can skip the ticket line at Battery Park (and at the location in New Jersey, Im assuming) and pick them up quickly at the Will Call window if you so choose. Also, by ordering tickets online ahead of time, there is more of a guarantee of being able to buy tickets going up to the Statue of Libertys pedestal or crown because those sell out incredibly fast. I ordered our pedestal tickets 3 days before arriving and Im glad we did because they were sold out at the ticket line by the time we arrived. Tickets for the crown had already been sold out until November as well.Tickets bought for the Statue of Liberty include admission to Ellis Island, the Ellis Island Museum and the ferry ride to/from Ellis Island as well! However, be prepared to wait a while in the sun at Ellis Island for the ferry to return to Battery Park.

I enjoyed the ride, boat was clean and it was very organized. They followed all the mask and distancing protocols. Which I appreciated and I felt very safe. That was the fist time I visited both Liberty and Ellis Island and I enjoyed it. It was totally worth it and the price was great.

Line up can be long but ot goes quite fast. So don’t give up

A stunning view to and from the islands.Snacks on boat, plenty of seating, restrooms too! A must see/experience attraction! - Definitely a must go when youre in NYC. I strongly recommend - buy the tickets online well in advance and pick it up from cash desk. There are 2 security check points. One prior to boarding the ferry and the next one on the island if you have crown or pedestal tickets. It all takes time however at the end of the day its definitely worth it.

Great experience.....view from cruises

We bought tickets back before the pandemic...for early May tickets....of course our trip was cancelled as the state was closed down. We STILL HAVE NOT RECEIVED A refund!!!! They can take your money in a second but not return it. They keep telling me oh its our computers, or we are low staffed now...or now its we are back to work but its taking some time.....what.! Its almost November! Really?! Its a shame because we would have went eventually but now.....you guys screwed that. Seriously. If you can take immediate payment....you should be able to refund just as easy. Especially since New York was CLOSED DOWN so there would have been NO WAY to go! I have wrote multiple emails since April. I think almost 8 months of waiting is pretty bad......

Very good and quick service. Crew always happy to assist.

Definitely a must go when youre in NYC. I strongly recommend - buy the tickets online well in advance and pick them up at will call - cash desk number 6. If you have city or ny pass, you have no other choice than joining the longest queue. Yes, with all the others who dont have the tickets. There are 2 security check points. One prior to boarding the ferry and the next one on the island if you have crown or pedestal tickets. It all takes time however at the end of the day its definitely worth it.

State Cruises Statue if Liberty. very nice place. i have been there for 1 time. and i would like to visit again.

Loved all the views. Everyone was nice, and everything was clean.

Great ride on cold January day.

Nothing fancy obviously but they did the job.

Good prices. Security can take a while but its understandable. Reserve tickets ahead of time can save you an hour or two on busy days...but youll still wait for a while. Overall, very good experience

Ellis island is a must visit. I have been eight times and will continue to go

Really quick service, we used our New York Pass and got our tickets went through to security check which was pretty fast then onto the ferry.The ferry was nice and clean with a coffee and cake shop on board, the journey to Liberty island seemed pretty fast with a great view of Manhattan island.

Interesting and historical place. Take the stairs its quicker then waiting for the lift!

Well organised, a great way to see the sights.

Disorganized - there were TWO lines to get on the boat. An officer told us to keep walking to the front of the line, then disappeared and people at the front of the line accused us of cutting. 12pm reserved tickets departed at 12:45

No Covid protection measures. Employees are not helpful at all. Lots of them just sit inside and don’t even bother to go out and help organize people.

An absolutely amazing experience. Went for the Statue of Liberty, stayed much longer because of Ellis Island.My biggest suggestion is to allocate at a very minimum 1 hour to spend on Liberty Island and 2 hours on Ellis Island. The experience was wonderful and I highly recommend it to anybody regardless of age or background.Full review:Took the subway from Brooklyn to Bowling Green station near Battery Park. As soon as I got out and on to the street level a guide was there to point us in the right direction. Having to cross the street, there was another guide right there as well guiding others too. I purchased my tickets online so went straight to the security line. Saw the line for ticket purchasing, and it didnt look like it would take too long had I needed to buy them there (If you want to go up to the pedestal or crown be sure to book your tickets at least a month in advance). I mightve gotten lucky the day I was there as the security line was very short and as soon as that was done I walked right on to the ferry.First stop was Statue of Liberty. The ferry takes you in front of the statue and slows down to offer a prime photo location. Once on the island, be sure to pick up your audio tour that is free. I had pedestal tickets and went right to the entrance for that. Through another quick security check, I was inside the pedestal. Be sure to visit the museum inside before going up. To ascend, you can either take the stairs or wait for the elevator. Once outside on the pedestal, beautiful 360-degree views are available. Can get chilly up there, so be sure to bring a jacket. Spent a bit of time up there and on the way down were able to stop at an area that was much less crowded than the main island, which allowed us to take pictures again in every direction. Walked around the island a bit and then boarded on the ferry to Ellis Island.Second stop was Ellis Island. This is definitely the most underrated part of the whole tour. The setup of the island is wonderful. They have it broken into three parts: Early migration (prior to Ellis Island), the Ellis Island era, and immigration post Ellis Island. Again, be sure to pick-up the audio tour that is free and take your time especially in the upstairs section. It is unbelievable to think about what was going on in these people’s minds while they were here and trying to make it. Very emotional to put yourself in their shoes. Couldve easily spent half the day in this section.We had other plans to get to in the evening, so we didnt get to spend anywhere close to the amount of time we wouldve like to here. Couldnt have asked for a better experience.

Great experience every time. Views are fantastic, staff is good, guides are good. Enjoy the experiance

Purchased tickets online but didnt receive them in email for several hours, so still had to stand in willcall line for 20+ min to get physical tickets. Be sure to purchase tickets the night before, the regular ticket line was very long. Had to stand 20+ min in full sun to get on the ferry from Ellis to South ferry. Nearly pushed off my feet by crush of people trying to get on. Please fix this stop. The boat ride itself is great, theres restroom, cafe, and face views of the statue as you come alongside the island.

Great once in a life time thing to do but its pricey