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Departament Spraw Wewnętrznych, który zarządza znanymi amerykańskimi parkami narodowymi, poinformował, że od 2026 r. turyści z zagranicy będą musieli zapłacić 100 dolarów oprócz opłaty za indywidualny wstęp do parku, aby móc odwiedzić 11 najpopularniejszych miejsc.

Koszt annual pass do wszystkich parków wzrośnie ponad trzykrotnie i wyniesie 250 dolarów dla nierezydentów

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Nonresidents without an annual pass will pay a $100 per person fee to enter 11 of the most visited national parks, in addition to the standard entrance fee

Czyli Annual Pass stanie się jedyna logiczną opcją nawet w przypadku chęci odwiedzenia jednego parku w min. 2 osoby?

in addition to the standard entrance fee

Thank you for your inquiry about the America the Beautiful—the National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass and new non-resident fees.

As you noted, beginning January 1, 2026, a $100 fee will be charged (in addition to the entrance fee) to each non-U.S. resident aged 16 or older entering any of these 11 parks: Acadia, Bryce Canyon, Everglades, Glacier, Grand Canyon, Grand Teton, Rocky Mountain, Sequoia-Kings Canyon, Yellowstone, Yosemite, and Zion. President Trump issued Executive Order 14314 directing the Interior Department to develop a strategy to increase revenue and improve recreational experiences at national parks by appropriately increasing entrance fees and recreation pass fees for non-residents in areas of the National Park System that charge entrance fees. Revenue generated from these new fees will be invested directly back into America’s national parks, supporting upgrades to visitor facilities, essential maintenance, and improved services.

At parks that charge a per-vehicle fee, the new $250 America the Beautiful Non-Resident Annual Pass will cover the entrance fee for the pass holder's vehicle or two motorcycles and will cover the $100 non-resident fee for any non-US residents in the vehicle or on the motorcycles.

At parks that charge a per-person fee, the new $250 America the Beautiful Non-Resident Annual Pass will cover the entrance fee only for the pass holder and will cover the $100 non-resident fee only for the pass holder.

America the Beautiful Passes purchased before the new Non-Resident Annual Pass takes effect on 1/1/2026 will still be honored at the terms under which they were purchased. Anyone using a valid pass purchased in 2025 or before and those traveling with them in a vehicle will not be charged the $100 non-resident fee.