National Park Pass - where to get?
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National Park Pass - where to get?
We were thinking of getting a national park pass since we will be going to Zion/Bryce/Capitol Reef/Canyonlands/Arches/Glen Canyon.
Is it worth it to get a pass? If so, where can this be purchased? We will be leaving in a week so purchasing on the website is too close.
By the way, thanks for everyone's comments on Utah, I have picked up so much info for planning our trip here!!
Is it worth it to get a pass? If so, where can this be purchased? We will be leaving in a week so purchasing on the website is too close.
By the way, thanks for everyone's comments on Utah, I have picked up so much info for planning our trip here!!
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You can purchase them directly at the park entrances. They cost $50 and definitely saved us money on our last trip. I know Zion and Bryce both charge a $20 entrance free. I'm don't know about the others but assume they are close to the same. We saved even more by using our AARP discount.
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I'd call 888-GO-PARKS and ask if they sell them at park entrances. They are $50 for one year. At www.nps.gov you can find out the cost of each park you will visit to see if you'll save. Have a great trip.
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Moji,
Yes, get the pass! The entrance fee for everyone in a vehicle at Zion is $20., Bryce is $20., Capitol Reef is $5. Canyonlands is $10. Arches is $10., Glen Canyon is $20. so you will save $35.00 buy purchasing the $50. National Park Pass. The pass is good for one full year from the month you purchase it so if you go to any other National Parks, National Monuments or National Historical sites during the next year they will also be free.
You can purchase it at the first National Park you enter. When you go to pay for your enterance tell them you want to buy the National Park Pass. It's that easy! I don't know if they take charge cards or checks so you might want to have the $50 cash on you.
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Yes, get the pass! The entrance fee for everyone in a vehicle at Zion is $20., Bryce is $20., Capitol Reef is $5. Canyonlands is $10. Arches is $10., Glen Canyon is $20. so you will save $35.00 buy purchasing the $50. National Park Pass. The pass is good for one full year from the month you purchase it so if you go to any other National Parks, National Monuments or National Historical sites during the next year they will also be free.
You can purchase it at the first National Park you enter. When you go to pay for your enterance tell them you want to buy the National Park Pass. It's that easy! I don't know if they take charge cards or checks so you might want to have the $50 cash on you.
Utahtea
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Right from the offical Zion web site:
"All passes can be obtained at the entrance stations."
http://www.nps.gov/zion/EntranceFees.htm
If for some reason there isn't a ranger at the entrance station collecting fees you can go into the Kolob visitor center and purchase one there.
Utahtea
"All passes can be obtained at the entrance stations."
http://www.nps.gov/zion/EntranceFees.htm
If for some reason there isn't a ranger at the entrance station collecting fees you can go into the Kolob visitor center and purchase one there.
Utahtea
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If you have a National Park near you, I would purchase it before leaving on your trip. Many of the parks have pass only lanes which can speed up your entrance into the park. If your first park is popular you may have to wait in a line and then tie up the line while you are purchasing the pass. You can purchase them with credit cards. Check the list of parks at www.nps.gov. You may have forgotten that you have a park nearby. I thought I would have to buy mine over the internet completely forgetting that Jamestown NATIONAL PARK is 5 miles away. Duh!
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