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Da Times Square ao Battery Park (metrô)

A Staten Island Ferry não para na Liberty Island nem na Ellis Island.

1 · Start at Times Square

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  1. Welcome to Times Square. Our destination is the southern tip of Manhattan, where the harbor, Battery Park and the Statue of Liberty ferries are waiting. The simplest way to get there is the 1 train, and it goes straight there with no changes. Head into the Times Square–42 Street subway station and follow the signs for the 1 train. Make sure you choose the downtown platform. To pay, simply tap a contactless bank card or your phone on the reader at the turnstile. A ride costs three dollars, and nobody pays more than thirty-five dollars in a week.

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  2. You're on your way. Stay on the 1 train for thirteen stops. You'll pass Penn Station, Greenwich Village and Tribeca, then the World Trade Center at WTC Cortlandt. Your stop, South Ferry, is the last stop on the line, so you can't miss it. When the train ends, everyone gets off.

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  3. Welcome to South Ferry. Follow the exit signs up to the street. When you come out, the big terminal building next to you is the Whitehall Terminal, home of the free Staten Island Ferry. The green park in front of you is The Battery.

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  4. You've made it to The Battery, a twenty-five-acre park at the very tip of Manhattan. Walk toward the round stone fort, Castle Clinton. That's where Statue of Liberty ferry tickets are checked, and the security line for the official ferry starts right beside it. If you'd like to see the Statue for free instead, head back to the Whitehall Terminal and ride the Staten Island Ferry.

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