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South Florida Adventure Pass Enrollment Form South Florida South Florida Adventure Pass Enrollment Form Adults $50+ tax & Child (3-12) $40+tax. Member/Annual Pass holder Adults $30+ tax & Child (3-12) $20+ tax The South Florida Adventure Pass provides unlimited visits to Everglades Alligator Farm, Flamingo Gardens, Jungle Island, Palm Beach Zoo, Perez Art Museum Miami, Sawgrass Recreation Park and Young At Art Museum from May 15, 2016 to September 30, 2016. A photo ID for each adult, such as a driver’s license or passport, must be presented with the South Florida Adventure Pass at each visit. South Florida Adventure Passes are only valid during regular park hours and may not be used for select special events or in conjunction with any other discounts or promotions. Pass holders may not use the pass for Education classes, group tours or summer camp visits. Lost or stolen passes cannot be replaced. South Florida Adventure Passes are Non-refundable and non-transferable. Management reserves the right to revoke this pass if misused. Pass expires September, 30, 2016. Adult First Name_______________________________Last Name_____________________________________ Second Adult Name (if applicable)_______________________________________________________________ Telephone_____________________________E-Mail Address (required)________________________________ List full names and birth dates of children (ages 3-12) included in the pass Name_________________________________Birth Date_____________/______/_______ Name_________________________________Birth Date_____________/______/_______ Name_________________________________Birth Date_____________/______/_______ Pass number(s) sold: South Florida Adventure Pass Enrollment Form Adults $50+ tax & Child (3-12) $40+tax. Member/Annual Pass holder Adults $30+ tax & Child (3-12) $20+ tax The South Florida Adventure Pass provides unlimited visits to Everglades Alligator Farm, Flamingo Gardens, Jungle Island, Palm Beach Zoo, Perez Art Museum Miami, Sawgrass Recreation Park and Young At Art Museum from May 15, 2016 to September 30, 2016. A photo ID for each adult, such as a driver’s license or passport, must be presented with the South Florida Adventure Pass at each visit. South Florida Adventure Passes are only valid during regular park hours and may not be used for select special events or in conjunction with any other discounts or promotions. Pass holders may not use the pass for Education classes, group tours or summer camp visits. Lost or stolen passes cannot be replaced. South Florida Adventure Passes are Non-refundable and non-transferable. Management reserves the right to revoke this pass if misused. Pass expires September, 30, 2016. Adult First Name_______________________________Last Name_____________________________________ Second Adult Name (if applicable)_______________________________________________________________ Telephone_____________________________E-Mail Address (required)________________________________ List full names and birth dates of children (ages 3-12) included in the pass Name_________________________________Birth Date_____________/______/_______ Name_________________________________Birth Date_____________/______/_______ Name_________________________________Birth Date_____________/______/_______ Pass number(s) sold: .
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