The museum is interesting and informative. It's been wonderfully restored to it's original grandeur. Could almost "feel" the way it was for people traveling through years ago. It was an enjoyable afternoon.

Easy getting across from NY, just arrive in plenty of time. Took around 30mins to get through the line, through security and onto the ferry. Whilst on Ellis Island, the audio tour is a must and is included in the admission price. It’s one where...More

I've been before more than once, and it's a fascinating, interesting and informative experience. But the reason I was prompted to add (another?) review was that since we last went they've added more rooms and exhibits, including an expanded range of multimedia options, so if...More

Enjoyed this museum very much however, I wished I would have researched it before visiting so I would have been more familiar. It was a lot to see and like I said I wished I would have knew more about the contents on the museum...More

The architecture of the building was very interesting. The displays were very informative if you stood and read everything. Needs more interactive or living history to make it more effective and interesting for the visitors.

We went on the hard hat tour. It was well worth it. Our guide was knowledgeable and fun. There are many photo ops on the tour. Next time I will opt for the photography tour, which allows tripods. Immigrants with health issues were not immediately...More

The Ellis Island Immigration Center and Liberty Island Ferry is a must see in NYC. Ellis Island Museum contains photos and stories from the period when it was the entry way into the US from 1892 until 1954. But it's a lot of photos, films...More