Limited free Aquarium tickets available to Monterey County residents
Monterey Bay Aquarium is offering Monterey County residents free admission September 8–20.
By MyPG.news Newsroom · Official Aquarium visitor page and press release reviewed Aug. 25 at 3:55 a.m. PDT. Added directly to the archive because the announcement's live window had already closed. · Source status: Official source
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Official announcement dated Aug. 12; publication time not shown; archive backfill reviewed Aug. 25 at 3:55 a.m. PDT
Monterey Bay Aquarium is offering Monterey County residents free admission September 8–20.
Advance online reservations are required, tickets are limited and each transaction may include up to six guests.
Entry is from noon to 4 p.m. on the reserved date; adults must bring photo identification and proof of Monterey County residency.
The August 12 announcement was found after its 88-hour live window, so this useful notice was added directly to the archive.
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Monterey Bay Aquarium is offering free admission to Monterey County residents from Tuesday, September 8, through Sunday, September 20. Tickets are limited and available first come, first served. Visitors must reserve online before arriving; walk-up availability should not be assumed. Each reservation may include up to six tickets, and every guest—including children younger than 4—needs a ticket. Entry is available from noon to 4 p.m. on the reserved date.
Every adult age 18 or older must show photo identification and proof of Monterey County residency at entry. The Aquarium says accepted proof may include an identification card with a local address, a current utility bill, an MST monthly bus pass, local college identification or qualifying group-home documentation. Readers should review the official eligibility list before reserving.
The Aquarium published this offer August 12. MyPG.news found it after the 88-hour live-feed window had closed, so it is preserved as a labeled archive backfill and on the Community desk rather than presented as breaking news.
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