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Planning to photograph or film at the Statue of Liberty or Ellis Island?
Whether you're visiting as a photographer, content creator, member of the media, or planning a commercial production, this guide covers everything you need to know about filming permits, photography policies, drone restrictions, media access, and production logistics before your visit.
Photography and video recording aboard Statue City Cruises vessels do not require a filming permit.
Guests are welcome to capture their journey across New York Harbor, provided filming does not interfere with vessel operations, crew responsibilities, or the experience of other visitors.
Enjoying freedom of expression while keeping the voyage safe and smooth for all.

Press & Media
Members of the media planning news coverage, documentaries, television productions, or editorial features are encouraged to contact our team before their visit.
We can assist with transportation logistics, filming aboard our vessels, and coordination with the National Park Service when appropriate.

Ein ikonisches Symbol der Freiheit
Die Statue selbst ragt beeindruckende 93 Meter (305 Fuß) vom Boden bis zur Spitze ihrer Fackel empor. Sie trägt eine siebenzackige Krone, deren Zacken jeweils die Kontinente und Meere symbolisieren, während zerbrochene Ketten zu ihren Füßen die Freiheit von Unterdrückung verkörpern. Ihr offizieller Name „Die Freiheit, die die Welt erleuchtet“ spiegelt die universellen Ideale wider, die sie verkörpert. Emma Lazarus’ berühmtes Gedicht „Der neue Koloss“, das auf einer Gedenktafel im Museum des Sockels eingraviert ist, bringt diese Empfindung mit folgenden Zeilen zum Ausdruck:
Interested in creating content with Statue City Cruises? Submit a Creator Partnership Inquiry to tell us more about your channels, audience, and upcoming visit.
The use of drones is prohibited aboard Statue City Cruises vessels and throughout Liberty Island and Ellis Island unless specifically authorized by the National Park Service.