Visitors would pay National Park fees on presidential birthdays, unless it's a federal holiday.
This bill would stop national parks and wildlife refuges from offering free entry on a sitting President's birthday, unless that day is already a federal holiday. Visitors to these sites on those specific days would need to pay the usual entrance fees, which they might currently get for free.
Today, national parks and wildlife refuges can choose to offer free entry on a sitting President's birthday. If this bill becomes law, these sites would no longer be allowed to waive or reduce fees for that reason. This restriction would apply unless the birthday falls on an existing federal holiday.
HR 7089 · 119th Congress · January 15, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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