

Ellis Island Tours and Tickets
As the gateway for over 12 million immigrants to the United States, New York City’s Ellis Island was America’s busiest immigrant inspection station for more than 60 years. Today, the island’s restored main building houses the Ellis Island Immigration Museum, which honors the US’s immigrant heritage, chronicles the island’s role in immigration history, and gives voice to the immigrants themselves.
Tours and Tickets to Experience Ellis Island
141 results

Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island Tour: All Options

Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Tour

Early Access: First on the Island Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island

New York in One Day Guided Sightseeing Tour

Circle Line: Complete Manhattan Island Cruise

Statue of Liberty Tour with Ellis Island

Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island Tickets Roundtrip Ferry from NY

Statue of Liberty 60-Minute Sightseeing Cruise

Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and 9/11 Memorial Pools Guided Tour

Statue of Liberty Ticket, 9/11 Memorial and Wall Street Tour

NYC Statue of Liberty Cruise

New York City Sightseeing Cruise: Statue of Liberty & Manhattan Skyline

Circle Line: NYC Liberty Cruise

Statue of Liberty Express Tour with reserve access

Private Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Tour

New York Sky Line and Statue of Liberty Sightseeing Cruise Pier36

Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island & Round trip Ferry

New York City: Brooklyn Bridge & Waterfront Bike Tour (2 Hours)

Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island 60 Minute sightseeing Cruise

Taste of NYC Helicopter Tour

Statue of Liberty Ellis Island and Skip the Line Ferry

New York Premier Lunch Cruise

Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island: Skip-the-Line Tickets & round trip Ferry

Statue of Liberty and New York City Skyline Sightseeing Cruise
People Also Ask
Yes, visiting Ellis Island is worth it. The former immigration complex is one of the most meaningful historic sites in the US and is home to the National Museum of Immigration. Visitors can tour the main building and view world-class exhibits and collections of historical artifacts.
...MoreNo, visitors to Ellis Island have to book combination tours. Many visitors visit Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty on Liberty Island nearby. Combination experiences typically include ferry transfers from Battery Park in downtown Manhattan and allow free time to explore both islands at your own pace.
...MoreIt depends. Generally, 2-3 hours are enough to take a self-guided or ranger-led tour and view the exhibits at the National Museum of Immigration. Visiting the Statue of Liberty takes about another 1-2 hours. Ferry rides from Battery Park take about 10-15 minutes.
...MoreTo avoid crowds, visit Ellis Island on weekdays. And the earlier you can get there, the better, as you will likely dodge crowds and have more time to explore. To guarantee you’ll be one of the first daily visitors, book a ride on the first ferry of the morning, usually at 9am.
...MoreOne-way ferry rides to Ellis Island take about 10-15 minutes. From Ellis Island to Liberty Island, it’s another 15 minutes. A final 15-minute route takes visitors back to the initial pickup spot, either Battery Park in Manhattan or Liberty State Park in New Jersey.
...MoreYes, ferries to Ellis Island have bathrooms and concession stands with snacks and a small selection of souvenirs. The ferries and restrooms are wheelchair-accessible, and passengers can sit inside or outside. Neither smoking nor drinking alcohol is permitted.
...More- Things to do in New York
- Things to do in Brooklyn
- Things to do in Long Island
- Things to do in Philadelphia
- Things to do in Boston
- Things to do in Salem
- Things to do in Washington DC
- Things to do in Williamsburg
- Things to do in Buffalo
- Things to do in Niagara Falls
- Things to do in Niagara Falls & Around
- Things to do in Montreal
- Things to do in Toronto
- Things to do in Pennsylvania
- Things to do in Massachusetts
- Battery Park
- Alexander Hamilton US Custom House
- Bowling Green
- National Museum of the American Indian–New York
- Staten Island Ferry
- Museum of Jewish Heritage
- TriBeCa
- Fraunces Tavern Museum
- Stone Street Historic District
- New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)
- 9/11 Tribute Museum
- Trinity Church Wall Street
- Castle Clinton National Monument
- Wall Street
- Federal Reserve Bank of New York