⁴ᴷ Walking Tour of Statue of Liberty National Monument (Includes Visit to the Crown!)

[@ambersmith7214]

Wow! I THOROUGHLY enjoyed this. I have always wanted to go there, and still hope to do so, one day. For those of us that can't make it there, your video makes it seem as if we were there. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart.

[@benlafleur8130]

I’ve wanted to go in the Eiffel tower

[@awaywithpaul3423]

Really enjoyed watching this, especially as stuck at home in England during the lockdown! Thanks for posting , have subscribed and look forward to seeing more of your videos

[@watcher223]

Did the stairs to the crown a few years ago! Wonderful experience! Great video!

[@ActionKid]

Thanks. It was fun going up there.

[@tinkerbell1666]

Watcher I did to. I was pregnant at the time. I would not recommend going to the crown when pregnant. Too claustrophobic.

[@donniedownsouth2356]

Great video....thank-you.

[@ChrisKardiake]

The seven rays on the crown symbolize the seven continents.

[@MarcLudford]

I'm 86 and my walking frame helped me climb the stairs to the top of the statue but I needed a rocket pack really

[@JimZim]

That's REALLY cool! I don't think my old knees would get me to the top at this point in my life... so this video was a very easy way to see what I'll probably never see in person. Thanks!

[@ANGELEDITZ7]

@the Game, Review and Reallife Channel dude you behave like a dumb person🤣

[@VirgoCatleesi]

My knees wouldn't make it today, so I'm so happy I did it in 1982 (high school trip!)

[@tranquility9325]

@@ANGELEDITZ7 lmao

[@SnuffyB123]

Thank you, my father spoke of visiting the Statue at the end of WWII on his way home to California, and at 80 years myself today I could not have made that climb myself, but now I have vitited it myself with your help so thank you.

[@davisholman8149]

I visited when I was on my late 30s - thank goodness I was in shape because it is a bit of a trek, folks. Was such a thrill though. So glad I got to go there - company business conference - loved visiting all the well known sites that NYC offers.

[@arezom.s372]

One of the best videos of Statue of Liberty I have seen thank you for this beautiful recording

[@thewaywardpoet]

Watching this under quarantine. Thank you for the trip up the Statue of Liberty. :)

[@christinestange4813]

Me too. stay well.

[@Kahlista390]

Me four

[@mikegross6107]

I'm sure I speak for all the elderly out there who cannot climb all those steps: "THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing your trip to this American icon"! It brought tears to my eyes when I realized you were going to video your whole trip inside and outside. You did a great job and I really appreciate no narrative or music, it made the exploration seem like I was actually there (except for the smells and the temperature). Keep up the good work and videoing.

[@billr2115]

I could not agree more! That was hard work, no matter how young you are. Hopefully, the crown will still be open when I go in late March. This video gave me an idea of what to look for and expect. Thanks again!

[@danhutson3460]

Ditto from Senoia, Georgia!

[@reginabeasley872]

And the disabled people

[@quickie96]

@@reginabeasley872 Right 😜

[@annaferdenzi1626]

Im doing it in june the whole shibang can't wait. 😊

[@bryanw1118]

Fantastic video, I am planning a visit later this year but the Crown is much smaller than I imagined . It made me feel a bit claustrophobic. So the pedestal will be enough. Thank you, very informative.

[@ActionKid]

You're welcome! Enjoy your visit to the Statue!

[@originalredneckgirl]

From a woman who has had too many back surgeries , too many wrecks and too many mishaps. I know I will never be able to go into the Statue of Liberty. Thank you for this tour and..for running down the steps. its been years since I could walk down steps let alone run down them. I always enjoyed doing that.

[@jeannote5]

Its good To have somes one who record this visit when de canot go there, its a lot of stairs ! Thank you To show this!

[@ibizamaria]

162 Steps🙂

[@DarkKnight-mf8ub]

Long live the Statue of Liberty 🗽

[@Kev-wa10-163]

Its not alive its a statue

[@guccilucifer6666]

I’ve never been inside of the Statue of Liberty and always wanted to go but I’m sure one day I will go for vacation but the Statue of Liberty looks cool 🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽

[@xanthus_ye5877]

Same

[@rickwilliams5817]

I have only been to the S of L one time and that was around 1951 - 1952 when I was 6 or 7. The perspective is so different looking at it as an adult because I was a very short kid then and the walls around the stairs were close to my height as I remember. We could walk right up to the windows of the crown to look out and they had special booster boxes that kids could stand on so they were high enough to look out. Thanks so much for the excellent video.

[@ActionKid]

You’re welcome! Thank you for sharing your experiences!

[@joshuabrande2417]

Reaching the crown of liberty has always been an exercise.

[@lisarichards5012]

Ok my mother died and it was the worst day in my life. I went on a class trip, last minute she joined cause we were short class mothers

[@lisarichards5012]

I didn't finish , I value everyminute that we shared together I was in the 2 nd or 3rd grade I think it was the 2nd. Our time ,that time held such special deep down heart warming specialness. I love and miss you Mommy. Thanks to la statua de liberta

[@belindawhite761]

This is a spectacular video! I am so impressed with the quality of filming done to accomplish this video. While watching, I truly felt as though I was on the tour as well. Thank you for taking the time and effort to share this experience with others. This is SO GOOD, that I would love to see more of your work! Please continue to visit landmarks and record your experiences.

[@christinebettencourt4163]

Totally agree

[@albertmalkowski2904]

When I went inside, they didn't have those barriers near the crown window. People used to graffiti top of those windows. Sad to disgrace a national monument such as this. Glad the barriers are there.

[@RJS3566]

Same here. You could climb to the crown unsupervised back then. Times have changed.

[@paulburns1333]

@@RJS3566 Ye, I was up there in 1981, seem to remember it being darker and dingier and definitely unsupervised. It seemed to be a tricky climb and not many bothered, i'm sure there was only one other person there and no queues. Could be wrong but I seem to remember sticking my head out of the windows, was the glass always there?

[@ibizamaria]

@@paulburns1333 i was in the Head in 1983 and yes the glass was always there

[@wandaperi]

*New Jersey sucks intensifies*

[@thierryclm7804]

A gift of the french people to the american people. I hope our frienship will last for centuries.

[@maga6252]

Yes! There are many other gifts from France to our country, Amerique in the form of cuisine, art, music etc.! 🇺🇸 🇲🇫

[@sleddy01]

“The Americans believe that it is Liberty that illumines the world, but, in reality, it is my genius.” - Frédéric Auguste Barthold

[@13579hee]

The statue is really simply a monument meant to celebrate the ending of Enslavement in America

[@christinebettencourt4163]

@@13579hee interesting perspective, where did you get the information? I'm inclined to agree because there are broken shackles at the base of the statue.

[@cellini051]

At 2:14 all I heard was a kid say "There's too many stairs, we should have taken the elevator!" 😂 Awesome video, thanks for making this!

[@IAmNotSnowcat]

There actually is an elevator, it's just rarely ever used as it's not available to the public.

[@IAmNotSnowcat]

I just realized that the kid says this while climbing the pedestal and not at the statue itself. I believe there is an elevator for handicapped use in the pedestal, but the one in the statue only goes to about the neck

[@lovemusic794]

Actionkid, I love all your videos, but this one is my absolute favorite. I`ve never seen the inside of the statue before! It was so amazing, and interesting, and really emotional. It gave me goosebumps! Thank you, again, from the bottom of my heart!

[@Bentcypress]

Wow. Thank you. At one time you could go up the arm and outside by the flame but they closed that off many many years ago. I appreciate all your videos. Thanks for being young and taking me places I'll never be able to go anymore.

[@ActionKid]

Glad I could bring you along up Lady Liberty!

[@RJS3566]

I've read that was done because the arm was weakening.

[@md.redazaari123]

16:14 Hello! .... Thanks for all your videos man

[@observergoldstein3709]

It's good to show people the real Statue of Liberty and its components. So people don't get the idea it's just a prop for a stupid Insurance commercial

[@tackyman2011]

Liberty, Liberty, Liii-Ber-tyy!!

[@edwinrivera4735]

Lol, lived in NYC all my life and I never visited the Statue of Liberty

[@gomphrena-beautifulflower-8043]

Thank you for creating and posting this video! I’m pretty much homebound and my traveling days are all but over. Because of you and others who share your wonderful experiences, I still get to see my great country America through your eyes. Again, thank you so much!

[@VScott-uq1pj]

Now that I've seen this video I can see now it was pure movie magic when The Ghostbusters climbed those stairs with their Photon Pack and other equipment.

[@VirgoCatleesi]

🤣🤣🤣

[@missywink1504]

The inside of the statue is even cooler than the outside.

[@green2850]

Wow...France did a great job of building this....

[@lisaaugustin5400]

Very interesting cause I will never get to New York, I'm glad to see this !!!!!

[@dewalt4598]

Why do you say never , if i may ask ?

[@jk-gb4et]

Never say never!

[@warnutztheloser]

u can Fly anywhere my g. Its easy

[@ettydavis]

Never say never. I saw a documentary about the holocaust museum in Washington DC. I thought "I'll never see it". I did get a chance, paid free. I went to the 50th anniversary convention of Head Start and we did some sight seeing. I love Washington DC💯

[@larrydeleau8538]

I can hear her crying on 9-11-2001...she was looking right at the horror...stay strong Lady Liberty..thanks for being our rock..🇺🇸

[@patmarioni9268]

WOW!!! Thank you so much for this video. It’s amazing to be able to see the inside of the Statue of Liberty ❤️😀

[@Malien-xr7ux]

This was sooo much more amazing than I thought! I had no idea all that was inside there, she’s huge!!

[@RedJury]

I was hoping to see a view of The Statue of Liberty from the top of the pedestal : (

[@ActionKid]

Sorry I didn’t think to view the Statue from the pedestal!

[@bartonpercival2147]

You can’t really see the Statue fully from the top of the pedestal. Because of the curveature of her clothing, you can’t really see from the pedestal platform. I tried in 1986 right after the major renovation. The only good shot is from the Northwest back part of the pedestal where you can see her right foot, and her right arm raising the torch

[@crixxxxxxxxx]

That ranger playing with her phone while the other is actually providing some information about the statue.

[@terrysnyder3599]

She has no business being there.

[@chrishazel4048]

Typical female

[@ricardocampos6517]

@@chrishazel4048 misogynist

[@chrishazel4048]

@@ricardocampos6517 grow up soyboy you're all getting boring

[@misspanera451]

Chris Hazel lol cry about it we all know bitch boys who use female instead of women are incel fucks who hate women because they cant have them 😢😢😢

[@scopex2749]

Always wanted to see this but my other half is disabled i guess she wont get up here as i dont see an elevator 😢 I wouldn’t go without her😕 went up inside the Expansion arch in St.Louis though that was awesome. They should fit elevators in the S of L so ALL THE PEOPLE go yes? Can people still go up inside her arm to the torch! I know when she was built you could 🤷🏼‍♂️ thanks for the ‘visit’ that makes up for something we will never see .

[@MsTee7475]

Great video. Outstanding how steady you held the camera. I thought it was a camera in your front pocket or go pro glasses until I seen your shadow. I woulda had it pointed in every shaken direction.lol Thanks for sharing.

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

I haven't been there since the mid 1970's and need to go again. Thank you for taking us there. They used to have a picture service where you could have your picture taken at the top but with all the cell phones & cameras now I guess they don't need it. Also when you got to the top the used to give you a gold coloured coin with her head on it as a momento. Thank you so much. Take care and stay safe. 👻🤘

[@RaihanJoy176]

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[@sionehefa3458]

Thank yo so much! I have always wondered and now I know. This walk has answered many of my questions. I will never visit there so this is excellent. Respect.

[@Indyken]

Such a great job capturing the experience for those of us not able to get there. Thank you for doing this.

[@sergealexzotov6199]

really incredible, thank you so much

[@ActionKid]

Glad you could get a view of Statue!

[@psychodeviant8903]

This was a great video. Thanks for sharing it on youtube so others could watch.

[@InspiredFortunes]

I can't wrap around my head why so many american people never got to know the Liberty Statue. It's such a cool pagan monument

[@kinster02]

As an ex New Yorker who has been to the statue of liberty many times, I'm looking at that pole as he descends wondering how many people went home with paint on their clothes.

[@TravelAndDiscover]

Really incredible, thank you so much!

[@rockabyebaby6111]

best way to see the inside of the Statue of Liberty , im 67 so no way I could climb those stairs , my legs are tired just watching this.. thanks for the tour !!

[@paulcrowe905]

Thank you for bringing us this visit to the Statue of Liberty, keep up the good work.

[@ActionKid]

My pleasure. It was the first time for me too!

[@williame.pittman7225]

Nice job. All that walking around the City payed off. Good for you. It would have been nice to have some oral history for those who have never been. But no problem the visual record was great! Thanks, Action kid!

[@lynnfox3730]

A phenomenal vido.

[@geocachingblister]

Been by here many times on a cruise ship. We never went to the actual statue. Coming from Harrisburg Pennsylvania we would always drive straight to the Manhattan Cruise terminal. We have great pictures from outside, but really appreciated you enabling us to see the inside. Thanks for taking the time to document this for us.

[@2sons1lv]

Good video though. I remember going with the class trip when I was in the fourth grade in the early 70’s and we went all the way up to the crown it was very crowded you couldn’t turn around to come back down it was awful I remember getting claustrophobia and I think this time around I will not be going all the way up thank you for your video I will stay at the pedestal or even lower than that when my niece comes to visit in a week.

[@ActionKid]

It definitely is very cramped in there!

[@thehighllama8101]

I went to the Statue of Liberty in 1983, during a third grade class trip. I remember a girl in my class started to cry after taking her first few steps up the stairs; she got scared but was still able to turn around in time (she had just started up). I think our teacher might be to blame, though. Our teacher warned us before going up, saying something like, 'The stairs are very narrow and steep, and it's kind of dark. If you are scared, I need to know right now, because you won't be able to turn back'. Those words probably rattled that little girl. My friends and I thought the steps were fun. However, we didn't have much time to look out the windows in the crown; we had to keep moving once we reached the top.

[@sugarjoe50]

Surprisingly, many native New Yorkers have never visited the statue or the Empire State Building!

[@samskelton5611]

its amazing how the book shes holding reads the date of the declaration of independence :)

[@connorisluck]

TYSM!!!! idk if you are seeing this comment but im going to america next year! the statue of liberty is on my bucketlist of my dream :D

[@ActionKid]

Awesome!

[@m.gaxiola7462]

My claustrophobia and anxiety unfortunately won’t let me complete these wonderful experiences, so thank you for posting this ! 👍🏻 and kudos to the camera man fir his outstanding physical condition☝🏻💪🏻🇺🇸

[@watcher223]

For so many years, since I was a child, I wanted to climb to the crown. Did it with my son and granddaughter the year it opened after Hurricane Sandy. Early 70’s with a hip replacement. Loved it! Climbed all the steps- pedestal base to the access to the statue and all the steps in the statue! Wonderful video!

[@sharellecountz1021]

I'm afraid of that thing I will never go inside of it lol but cool video though 🥴🥴

[@cannon440]

WOW I lived in NYC for 44 years and never did make to the stature of liberty. Judging by the stair climb I couldn't make it now, but thanks to you I feel that I have. THANK YOU SIR. That was an excellent videoing & no vomit cam congratulations.

[@Seekingsmiles21]

Seems much darker in there than when I was there in 1980.

[@tinkerbell1666]

Marianna DeBolt I agree.

[@dewalt4598]

That is racist LOL

[@bartonpercival2147]

Your right. I took the stairs to the crown in 1986 right after the major renovation, and it was much brighter inside as I remember

[@laurenstephens1502]

you see that one park employee who was on her phone the entire time in the crown? typical government employee!

[@Lalitamabdura]

My favorite green woman. Know you are number 1❤🙏

[@ssadvweld1]

That was amazing. Thank you. I was on Liberty Island with the 8th graders in 2008. I believe the pedestal had re-opened but not the crown after 9/11. We were outside except for the museum. This video made me realize we really missed out and convinced me I need to go back for the full experience. I was hoping to see close up shots of the statue from outside... I bet there is another video. I will check. I can't believe I forgot to look or take pictures myself... It must have been because I was too busy looking at Manhattan!!

[@jasonrackawack9369]

Same here, we went in 2005 and the security to get in the base was so crazy and a long wait, you had to rent a locker and put all your belongings and camera away in it just to enter the base. We spent more time at ellus island just looked at the outside of the statue, I was planning to go back this fall....oh well some day I will get up there and to the empire state building.

[@janetbourassa1787]

So happy to see this it's something I've never had the opportunity of doing, now my old back and knee could never go up all those stairs thanks AK

[@spaz231]

What a great tour of Miss Liberty!!!! Thanks for the memories!!!

[@normsweet1710]

Thank You ! At my age and outta shape, with Arthuritus all through the knees and feet. . . . . . This is very much appreciated.

[@ToDaMaxxx]

You would be surprised how many people dont know they have to take stairs to make it to the crown

[@eloinaseguro5230]

I DIDN'T KNOW THAT AND I'II NEVER GO THERE ALSO REMINDS ME MICHAEL JACKSON'S VIDEO

[@CricketLover.100]

I am from India this is my you tube channel

[@montserratalvarado7731]

THANK YOU! I don't know if I will ever be able to visit this place, let alone go inside, so you just made my Sunday! Yes!

[@imomediaimomedia6648]

I really want to Thank You for this tour. I perhaps will never see her in person . This meant so much to me ! Seemed like virtual reality. ❤ to you and health 💕 for NY.👍

[@Jjonathanhart]

The top part in the crown reminds me of a lighthouse. The same kind of feeling.

[@Enkde]

that was an amazing tour!

[@DascalSorin]

in to Statue of Liberty minute 12 and 15 sec with minute 16 and 30 second is fantastic vizualization in to the crow of Statue / thanhs - action kid 105

[@hardchaps]

Seems they're climbing the stairs till kingdom come! After that grueling walk, what happens next? WALK, CLIMB and WALK AGAIN?! WTF?!

[@grandmalovesmebest]

hey! it is new york! walking is mandatory!😄

[@Mia-rb5lj]

Hard Chaps 350 steps to get to the top.

[@Mia-rb5lj]

Hard Chaps. Yes!

[@timothyharris9252]

I enjoyed this but it appears you blew by 'The New Colossus' dedication plaque at 33:55.

[@pikaman1192]

What

[@wmst5065]

@@pikaman1192 The plaque with the poem 'The New Colossus' which features the phrase "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breath free."

[@robertvalentin5846]

wow it being so long ill haven't being there it was the 70 class trip look way different now ill remember the stairs to the narrow ill like go oneday

[@janetloos5411]

I went to the Statue of Liberty when I was eight and I will never forget the experience

[@shooter591]

Rachel Green did you go with your 5 friends 😀

[@janetloos5411]

I did go with five friends and one parent

[@CLIFFYBPUBLISHING]

This was excellent, thank you. I went to the top in 5th grade on a field trip back in 1968; just as I remembered!

[@JarkaBroki]

Pretty, it has changed a lot in many years. Check out my video (last on my KZbin Channel, Jarka Broki, as it did here in 1995. Video title - Socha Svobody * Statue of Liberty (1995)

[@k.l.raffensparger5545]

Thank you for this. I will never personally see this, so it's nice to get a "tour."

[@missrita1826]

This is so massive. Hopefully one day I will get to visit her. I really enjoyed this video. Thank you so much.

[@dwellspompano]

Very cool video!

[@morenofranco9235]

Thanks, ActionKid, for a really wonderful tour.

[@darrentan4579]

New York B1 Floor America

[@pianotekfreak]

The video is very nicely done.

[@ActionKid]

Thank you!

[@it5190]

Would be better if you didn’t make us stare at the black stairs the entire way.

[@jasonmarks80]

So, you go there, and you film a better video that suits your visual and photographic needs. Anytime. We will all wait.

[@Carla-ng2yo]

Loved my first visit to the statue of liberty. It was the day after your current president got elected. I did not get to the crown because I fell and pulled every tendon and ligament in my foot the day before we left so alot of the trip was blurry from being on pain meds. Praying this virus is over as we are scheduled to come in sept and have paid for our flight and hotel. Hope you are staying safe.

[@emaillynt]

why is the outside of liberty rock or something but the inside is metal

[@charleskelsall6549]

The outside is copper

[@maddiefox7856]

I remember going on a school trip and seeing this I was 14 now 70 watching this ohhh those years, was 1964 or 1965 I had a gray pleaded skirt shorts under my skirt broke a little going up the spiral stair ohhh what a memory,I was short couldn’t see well looking down from the crown,I still remember the circle line ship I bought a vanilla ice cream cone was delicious , my school was in Brooklyn I was in 5th grade, now living in florida with my loved ones and still work,,enjoy the ride folks, thanks for the video…

[@TheEaglehaslanded733]

I am 60 years old born and raised in NYC, and I never visited the Statue before. After watching this video I finally did; weather l will actually go to Liberty Island I am not sure. Again great video!🗽

[@laurenshommen1767]

i bin up there too about 20 years ago.took me about 3 houres but it was nice.

[@vintagelove1272]

Who else is here to write a essay

[@jamesr1703]

I climbed the St. of Liberty in 1987. Seeing the twin towers was exhilarating. Now, seeing the new skyline, I feel nothing.

[@johnnyg3681]

Nothing???..."NEVER FORGET", my friend...NEVER...!!!

[@niteowl365]

The New Colossus BY EMMA LAZARUS Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame, With conquering limbs astride from land to land; Here at our sea-washed, sunset gates shall stand A mighty woman with a torch, whose flame Is the imprisoned lightning, and her name Mother of Exiles. From her beacon-hand Glows world-wide welcome; her mild eyes command The air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame. “Keep, ancient lands, your storied pomp!” cries she With silent lips. “Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!”

[@jamieturnage4574]

the statue needs a elavator its bigger inside than i tought

[@nuclearcasserole]

What always bothered me was how dimly lit the torch has always been, in the dedication, the sonnet suggests the light is restrained lightning, A beacon for the entire world to see. From when it was built until now, it has never been illuminated properly. In the darkness of night of a springtime storm, the brilliant flash of light from a bolt of lightning, will leave a lasting impression on you. The lame dull color of illumination from the torch has always left a lot to be imagined. With the improvements of technology, the torch could easily be converted to shine like a star even in daylight, and be quite memorable should it be seen at night.

[@sonyalum1027]

Thanks for this video I couldn't go up I'm handicapped

[@ActionKid]

Now you got to see it!

[@skyfacer9626]

Good tour of this famous landmark. Disappointing that you did not once point the camera up at the statue when at ground level. It would have given quite a different perspective of this famous statue.