Legoland Florida- Free Admission for Police, Firefighters and EMS in September (And Active Military through 2013)

 Legoland Florida which is located in Winter Haven will be offering free admission during the month of September to Police, Firefighters and EMS staff.  This offer is valid for both active and retired persons who have an official ID or ID from a profession organization.

image from Legoloand.com

Tickets can be obtained from the ticket windows at the park entrance. Discounted tickets can be purchased for family members at a steeply discounted $40 each (normal admission is $75). 

(Information on Police, Firefighter and EMS Page)

Legoland also offers all active military personal a single day of free admission as thanks for their service through the 2013 year.  This ticket can be picked up at the ticket window at the front of the park with an active military ID, discount family tickets can be purchased through your base. (Military Information Page)

It's always nice to see a theme park remembering to give back to those who serve. Be it in the Military or the Public Sector! 

Park Review- Hersheypark

Park Review of Hersheypark

Day: Thursday Night- Preview and Friday- Full Day

Dates: July 25th and 26th

Weather: Warm (Mid-80s)

Overall Rating: Good

Ride Rating: Good 

Opinion: Worth a visit if you've never been.

Staff: Carrie and Kitsune 

Overview: Hersheypark was built in 1905 by Milton Hershey as a picnic grounds for his chocolate factory employees, in 1907 they began adding attractions which is when it became an amusement park in truth. By 1923 they added their first roller coaster, the original Wildcat. Once that happened the park began to add rides on a regular schedule except during the years of WWII. In the 1970's the park went through a period of re-development, eventually expanding the 110 acre park it is today that features 11 roller coasters and dozens of flat rides.