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Can you go up to the torch of the statue of liberty?
Yes, when the Island is open you can pay to tour the Statue of Liberty. The Statue is normally closed on national and state holidays and has limited hours otherwise.
How long is the statue of liberty open?
For eveR until it's distroyed
Access to the torch was closed in what year?
Access to the torch of the Statue of Liberty was closed to the public in 1916 following damage from a terrorist explosion during World War I. The statue itself remained open for visitors, but the torch has since been permanently closed for safety and preservation reasons.
Where is the observation deck located on the Statue of Liberty?
There are 3 observation areas located on the Statue of Liberty. One area is near the top of the pedestal, one is in the crown atop the head, and one very small area is in the rim of the torch. (The latter is not open to the public.)
Is the Statue of Liberty open?
maybe .
Why does the statue of liberty have a torch?
I think it represents liberty & justice the fire is a flame that won't go out as hard as you blow so it won't go out ever.It is a beacon signaling freedom on her shores.
Do the eyes open on the statue of liberty?
Nope
How are people damaging the Statue of Liberty?
People are not damaging the Statue of Liberty. It is a National site with Park service rangers on site when it is open.
Where can one get Statue of Liberty tickets?
One can get a Statue of liberty ticket, in New York at the Statue cruises kiosk, in battery park. The kiosk is open 7 days of the week for 10 hours a day.
What time does the statue of liberty open and what time does it close?
it open at 9:00 am and closes at 5:00 pm
Is the statue of liberty open to tourists nowadays?
no the ferry is closed
Last year statue of liberty torch was open to public?
According to Wikipedia, "in 1916, the Black Tom explosion caused $100,000 worth of damage ($1.98 million in 2008 dollars) to the statue, embedding fragmentation and eventually leading to the closing of the torch to visitors." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statue_of_liberty
