Visitor Health & Safety

Your safety and that of our staff is of the utmost importance. We’re working hard to protect you in the midst of this pandemic, but we’ll need you to do your part too. The High Line has put in place a number of new protocols and processes to help ensure the health and safety of our staff and visitors—please review this information prior to your visit.

What we ask you to do

Reserve a free timed-entry pass prior to your visit
The simplest way to enter is with a free timed-entry pass, available starting July 9. A limited number of day-of walk-up passes will be available at the entrance. All free passes are issued on a first come, first served basis.
Wear a mask or face covering
Maintain 6-foot distance between each person not in the same household
If you are sick, stay home
Wash your hands frequently
Cover your coughs and sneezes
Do not touch your face
Walk north after entering the park—movement is one-direction only

What we’re doing

Introduced capacity limits for the park with a system of timed-entry reservations
Reduced hours of operation
Placed 6-feet distance markers at entry queue and on the High Line
Enhanced cleaning of high-touch surfaces throughout the day
Increased signage reminding of the importance of handwashing, face covering, and social distancing
Suspended food and retail services
Suspended tours and public programming
Established daily temperature and symptom reporting for all staff before they arrive to work
Providing staff with free personal protective equipment

While we are committed to keeping you and our staff members healthy and safe, we cannot guarantee you won’t be exposed to the Coronavirus (COVID-19). By visiting the High Line, you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19.

Our content is based on the current recommended guidelines. As we continue to monitor the applicable regulations, we will adjust accordingly.