Liberty Super Express: The Cheapest Cruise in New York
The Liberty Super Express cruise is the shortest cruise in New York. It's a round trip to admire the Statue of Liberty.
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- Among all New York cruises, the Liberty Super Express is the shortest. It lasts just 50 minutes! The route focuses entirely on the Statue of Liberty, with a direct round trip from Pier 16 at South Street Seaport, at the southern tip of Manhattan, to Miss Liberty.
- This cruise brings you as close as possible to the Statue of Liberty so you can capture all your photos. The boat pauses for a few minutes at the base of the statue before heading back to South Street Seaport, at the foot of the Brooklyn Bridge.
- The Liberty Super Express is perfect if you want to see the Statue of Liberty up close without landing on the island or spending extra time there. You’ll also enjoy sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline from the water. You’ll see the towers of the Financial District, including One World Trade Center, plus the Empire State Building, the Chrysler Building, Summit One Vanderbilt, and Hudson Yards in the distance.
- You’ll also pass Ellis Island and Governors Island, the two other islands in New York Harbor. A wonderful breath of sea air!
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- The Liberty Super Express offers the most frequent departures of any New York cruise. A boat leaves every hour starting at 10 am in summer and 11 am in winter. The last boat departs at 6 pm in summer and 3 pm in winter. You’ll have plenty of options to fit the cruise into your sightseeing schedule. Book in advance though, as the vessel holds only 149 passengers.
- To book, go to the Liberty Super Express cruise ticket reservation page. Select your date and number of tickets, then choose your departure time.
- You’ll receive your tickets immediately after payment. Simply show them on your phone at boarding. You can also print them if you prefer.
- On the day of your cruise, arrive at least 30 minutes before departure for the boarding process. If you’re running late, the operator may offer you a spot on another boat, depending on availability that day.
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- The Liberty Super Express cruise is included in all New York passes! You can access it with the New York City Pass, the New York Explorer Pass, the New York Pass, and the Pass New York C3.
The Liberty Super Express Route
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I land on the Statue of Liberty island with the Liberty Super Express cruise?
No, the Liberty Super Express does not allow you to land on the Statue of Liberty island. The boat approaches the statue as closely as possible and stops for a few minutes at its base. This gives you time to take photos and videos. Then the boat returns to Manhattan. If you want to visit the island, you’ll need to buy a separate ticket for the Statue of Liberty, which includes a ferry ride operated by a different company.
Is the Liberty Super Express cruise accessible to everyone?
Yes, the Liberty Super Express cruise is accessible to everyone! Families are welcome, and you can bring strollers without any problem. Passengers using wheelchairs can also board the vessel and enjoy the cruise.
Liberty Super Express Cruise in Photos
