Attention! A number of online celebrity parks in Dawen are restricted. Anyone who grabs the day pass at 6 o'clock every morning is prohibited from entering without a license.

Go out for a walk after dinner, and you have to fight for character.

Attention, Dawen's friends! Important news, major parks in BC province have begun to restrict the flow and launch daily limited passes. In the future, if you want to go to the park for a walk, exercise, walk your baby, barbecue and camping, you have to fight for luck-get up at 6 o'clock every morning and grab the park pass from the Internet for the day, and you can only go after grabbing it; Going to the park without a license will be rejected!

Note: Limited passes for major parks in BC Province cannot be booked in advance, only tickets can be grabbed on the same day. After the application is successful, the date cannot be modified or transferred to others.

In other words, if someone is used to walking in a nearby park after dinner every day, he must apply for a pass every morning and can't go until evening. ......

Ceiba, Seymour Mountain, Golden Ear, Robson Mountain, garibaldi, Chief Moose of Stavad, and the six provincial parks among the favorite online celebrities of local Chinese in Dawen are all among the current restrictions.

Travel when you leave is a luxury for Dawen people.

From next Monday, that is, July 27, the policy of admission with certificates will be implemented. After that, every morning at 6: 00, the one-day passes for the above six parks will be posted on the Discover Camping website in https://discovercamping.ca/bccweb/.. Applicants need to register an account on this website before they can start to grab tickets.

Pass is free, but it depends on character.

If the day's pass has been robbed, it means that you can't enter the park that day, so you can only apply for it another day.

That's good. Suddenly, there was a "roadblock" like a travel permit, which prevented everyone from going to the park to play. Why?

According to the British Columbia Parks Bureau, in recent years, the number of tourists in several popular parks in British Columbia has surged, resulting in crowded attractions, trails, facilities and parking lots in the parks, making it increasingly difficult to maintain social distance, posing a hidden danger to the health and safety of tourists.

The primary purpose of the current-restricted pass is to limit the daily flow of people in the park, ensure that tourists keep a social distance in the park, prevent the spread of viruses, and safeguard the health and safety of tourists and employees.

In addition, the one-day pass was introduced to allow tourists to plan their trips in advance and avoid coming to a BC park on a whim, but it was rejected because the park was already too crowded.

One-day pass can be divided into car pass and personal pass. A maximum of 8 people are allowed to enter the park on the bus pass, and only 1 person is allowed to enter the park on the individual pass.

However, getting a one-day pass does not guarantee that you will also get a parking space. Whether you can find an empty parking space after going to the park that day depends mainly on your life.

At the same time, the passes for the chiefs of Cypress, Robson Hill, Seymour Hill and Stavad Moose are divided into afternoons. Those who apply for the morning pass must arrive at the park before 1 that afternoon, otherwise the pass will be invalid. Those who apply for an afternoon pass must enter the park after 1 in the afternoon. If you arrive early, you can only wait outside.

Note that the Golden Ear Park Pass is also divided into afternoons, but the time limit is 3 pm. The morning pass needs to arrive before 3 pm, and the afternoon pass needs to arrive after 3 pm.

The pass of garibaldi Park is kept all day. You can enter the park at any time of the day with a permit.

Details of the pass requirements for each park are as follows:

Under the epidemic situation, it is understandable to enter the park with certificates. After all, the weather is fine in summer, and there are indeed many people going to the park. Last weekend, I visited two parks in Guilin. The parking lot was full, so I just closed the entrance and couldn't get in, so I had to go back the same way. However, in this way, the roadside was full of cars, and many people stopped and walked three or four kilometers to the park. With this policy, if the pass is gone, you will know that you don't have to go today, at least you don't have to go for nothing.

Hey ... if you want to go to the park in the future, remember to set an alarm clock to get up early to grab tickets. ......

Finally, I attach a list of the few paths in five provincial parks that do not require a pass. If you don't apply for a pass, go to these paths to play.