Anonymous
10/05/2024 20:51
Subject: Using 4th grade free national pass for travel
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You'll spend way, way more in flights and lodging to make a special trip than on park admission.
Parks around here that charge admission are Shenandoah, Antietam, and Harpers Ferry. About $20/car I think. Make some use of it at your local parks - that's why the program was created!
Great Falls too.
And Fort McHenry and Prince William Forest Park.
Anonymous
10/05/2024 14:51
Subject: Using 4th grade free national pass for travel
Anonymous wrote:You'll spend way, way more in flights and lodging to make a special trip than on park admission.
Parks around here that charge admission are Shenandoah, Antietam, and Harpers Ferry. About $20/car I think. Make some use of it at your local parks - that's why the program was created!
Great Falls too.
Anonymous
10/05/2024 14:41
Subject: Using 4th grade free national pass for travel
FWIW - Military Veterans get a free lifetime pass
Anonymous
10/05/2024 08:49
Subject: Using 4th grade free national pass for travel
FWIW, senior citizens can purchase a lifetime pass for $80. Maybe a Christmas present idea?
Anonymous
10/05/2024 08:41
Subject: Using 4th grade free national pass for travel
Anonymous wrote:You'll spend way, way more in flights and lodging to make a special trip than on park admission.
Parks around here that charge admission are Shenandoah, Antietam, and Harpers Ferry. About $20/car I think. Make some use of it at your local parks - that's why the program was created!
Agree. The 4th grade pass spurred us on to visit a lot of nearby places that related to what kids study in 4th and 5th grade (for us, Virginia studies and then US history). It wasn’t so much about the savings as the fun challenge to use the pass as many times as possible in a year.