US EditionTrump admin removes MLK Day, Juneteenth from National Parks fee-free days
The National Park Service limits free 2026 park entry to U.S. residents, removing MLK Day and Juneteenth and adding patriotic dates, with $100 surcharges for foreign visitors.
- 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 Service drops MLK Day, Juneteenth, adds Trump’s birthday as free day
The National Park Service has made several changes to its free admission day calendar for next year, including dropping Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Juneteenth and adding President Donald Trump’s birthday as a day only Americans can get into national parks for free.
Sunday Links: Trump Takes MLK Jr. Day Off National Parks’ List of Free Days, Adds His Birthday
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On two holidays, which are associated with the struggle of Americans for their civil rights, visitors will again pay for tickets.
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