How to get fromBrooklyn Bridge to Liberty State Parkby subway, train, tram, taxi, foot, or ferry

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There are 4 ways to get from Brooklyn Bridge to Liberty State Park by subway, train, tram, taxi, foot, or ferry

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Subway, train, tram
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1. Take the subway from High St to Chambers Stsubway A / ...
2. Take the train from World Trade Center to Exchange Placetrain
3. Take the tram from EXCHANGE PLACE station to LIBERTY STATE PARK-RIDE stationtram
1h 1m
$9–16
Taxi
1. Take the taxi from Brooklyn Bridge to Liberty State Parktaxi 7.6 mi
18 min
$30–40
Walk
1. Take the foot from Brooklyn Bridge to Liberty State Parkwalk 4.8 mi
1h
Line 45 ferry
1. Take the ferry from Pier 11 / Wall St. to Liberty Harbor / Marin Blvd.ferry 45
1h 28m

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Map of how to get from Brooklyn Bridge to Liberty State Park.

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Distance: 6.3 mi
Duration: 1h 1m

What companies run services between Brooklyn Bridge, NY, USA and Liberty State Park, NJ, USA?

NY Waterway operates a ferry from Pier 11 / Wall St. to Liberty Harbor / Marin Blvd. every 2 hours, and the journey takes 15 min.

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