Is a senior National Park Pass worth it?
Is a senior National Park Pass worth it? Two words: you bet! National Park Service (NPS) passes cover entrance fees, standard day-use fees, and provides discounts on other fees. An annual Senior Pass is just $20 and a lifetime pass is $80.
Should you travel with all your passports?
We recommend keeping your old passport in a safe place as it is considered proof of your U.S. citizenship. If your old passport is linked to a valid visa, you can still use the valid visa. You must travel with both your new and old passport in this case.
What is the difference between golden age passport and senior pass?
The Senior Pass has replaced the Golden Age Passport. The Senior Pass is a lifetime entrance pass to those national parks, monuments, historic sites, recreation areas, and national wildlife refuges that charge a Land and Water Conservation Fund Act (LWCFA) entrance fee.
How long does it take to get a US National Park Pass?
U.S. orders: 2-5 business days. Orders to Canada: 5-9 business days. Other international orders: 10-15 business days.
What is a lifetime pass?
Lifetime National Park Passes. The National Park Service offers a number of lifetime passes for free admission to national parks and other federal lands. They are available to anyone with a permanent disability, members of the military, veterans, Gold Star Families and anyone over 62 years old.
Can I put my National Park Pass on my phone?
Destinations across the country offer the convenience of digital passes, with a variety of pass options at each individual location for daily, weekly, seasonal, and/or annual access. Site Passes are also available immediately for download and can be used from your phone or tablet.