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The Status of Liberty The American symbol of freedom And one of New York's most famous tourist attractions If you've got just one chance to see it How do you do it right? In today's video We're going to explore the status From both the outside And the inside I'm inside the Statue of Liberty right now Like somebody wake me up from this dream To show you the view from the crown On a snowy January day And we'll cap it all off With a trip to Ellis Island We're going to explain exactly How it's done The most important thing Is that if you want to go to the crown Of the Status of Liberty You need to go to the following website At least 1 to 2 months out In the summer it might even be 3 or 4 months I say If you're going to do the Statue of Liberty You've got to do it right We reserve these tickets in November My first time in New York was 5 years ago And I haven't done it We're about to walk to airport style security To board the boat And guess what It's starting to snow The first snowfall of 2020 Right as we go to the Statue of Liberty I don't think we could have timed it any better We are off on this snowy snowy afternoon I don't know if we're going to see The status very well With all this cloud cover And snow But we're going to do our best Guys that was really cool It was like the state just appeared Out of the mist It's kind of like being in an old sailor movie It was really touching to hear some tourists On the boat saying Oh my god that's it I've only seen that in movies And it makes me realize That even as a New Yorker I take things like this for granted Not visiting the Status of Liberty Ever until right now A lot of people don't realize The pedestal was built by the U.S. And a lot of that money Was raised from the general public 100,000 dollars was raised from the general public A lot of it Donations as small as 1 dollar The U.S. is very proud I can feel my toes It's very important If you have a ticket for the crown Or the pedestal You have to use one of these lockers 25 cents You can't bring a tripod up there You can only bring a cell phone Water bottle and a camera They keep it pretty spartan They don't want people to waste a lot of time there Through our second security screening Just trying to avoid slipping We're heading towards the pedestal The first stop on our way To the crown of the Statue of Liberty We've got a lot of steps to go You'll see You have a choice You can take 195 steps to get to the pedestal Or you can take an elevator No surprise the elevator had a line No line to take the stairs But i've made so many poor dietary decisions lately I'm going to take the stairs for sure Alright I'm starting to reexamine this decision To take the stairs 128 more to go We made it Here's the pedestal Look how foggy New York City is right now Thank you very much You can actually get tickets Just for the pedestal And one of the drawings of the pedestal Which unfortunately isn't very good today Is you have a great view of Manhattan But I just showed you You can barely see a thing However you can kind of peek at the status from below Beautiful I think the fact that it's snowing Makes it very magic It doesn't matter if I don't see the city This is so cool Alright this is what we've been waiting for 146 steps to get To the crown Guys look how small these steps are Now I understand why they didn't want us to bring bags or anything up here These steps are so narrow This is kind of trippy I'm inside the status of liberty right now Guys little known fact Alexander Gustav Eiffel Designed the interior of the statue of liberty That name may be familiar Because 3 years after the statue of liberty opened The Eiffel tower opened in Paris So it's got that touch Guys we can see the torch We can see the tablet Oh my goodness This has got to be one of the coolest places to be in New York City Especially on a snowy day That's so cool If you're claustrophobic This is not for you Guys look at the hair When did they build this staircase to the crown You know this was modified In the 80's So there was an old Have you ever been in a lighthouse like Cape Hatteras Yeah Kind of the old staircase Where they had crates They had holes And you could see all the way down I will say the stairs to the crown Were a lot trickier than I thought Because of the angle and how narrow they were But the park rangers at the top Were so friendly They answered all our questions There's not a lot of space You can't really stay for too long But completely worth it Don't you guys go anywhere though We're going to show you around some other cool things at the status of liberty And then we're going to Ellis Island Our weather was perfect today We got the snow We have this cool back drop And now it's cleared And we have this beautiful view of Manhattan Over my right shoulder We couldn't have planned a better day For sightseeing at the status of liberty Than today guys This is probably the best spot to take a photo of the statue of liberty Line yourself right up in front Like this Don't sleep on this museum right here We had a chance to walk around It only opened in May A lot of people don't even realize that it's here You can see how the status was constructed You see the original torch Which was taken down in 1984 And they have this cool interactive exhibit Where you take a photo Say where you're from And they put you on the big screen A part of you will always live on in the museum Very nice And now we are heading to Ellis Island You have to think of the historical significance of this right now 12 million immigrants Came to Ellis Island And one of the first things they saw in the United States Was a status of liberty Staring at them just like this I would say that Ellis Island has some significance for me Since my family immigrated to the United States From Ukraine In the late 1970's Now they didn't come through here, they flew But just think about all the immigration In the U, S. And how many people have roots that started Where we're about to walk through Right through these doors We're in the registry room I actually haven't been to Ellis Island Since I was in elementary school And I don't know why But I always think of the scene from The Godfather Part 2 When Vito Corleone comes To the U, S. When I think of Ellis Island I love that movie But seriously this room is really really important In the history of the United States This is where people's lives were changed If they were admitted to live here Or not I'm sitting at the admission counter What do you think guys Should I admit her to the United States Purpose of visit I want to,. I don't know You want to open up a cupcake shop Yes And I want to eat all the cupcakes I want to eat all the cupcakes in the U.S. Admitted You'd be absolutely crazy not to come to Ellis Island It's free Included with your Status of Liberty admission Learn about the history of the United States The exhibits here are incredible I learned so much That I didn't even know before Guys tell me down below in the comments What you thought of this video Are you going to visit the Statue of Liberty Have you visited before All that good stuff Check out our other New York City Playlist Link down below as well Thank you so much for watching As always Until next time