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Trump admin removes MLK Day, Juneteenth from National Parks fee-free days
The National Park Service will limit 2026 fee-free days to U.S. residents and replace MLK Day and Juneteenth with patriotic holidays including President Trump's birthday, officials said.
- The US National Park Service is removing Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Juneteenth from its list of fee-free entrance days.
- Flag Day, which coincides with President Trump's birthday, has been added as a fee-free day.
- The two removed dates remain recognized national holidays.
- The policy change follows the Trump administration's decision to pause certain days of remembrance.
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National Park free admission changes: MLK Day removed, Trump’s birthday added
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Changes are coming to the National Park Service's free admission days next year, impacting when visitors can enter without paying.
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