Theme Parks Offer Free Admission to Service Members
For the remainder of 2008, service members and their families can enjoy free admission to Anheuser-Busch Adventure Parks across the country, and this includes Sea World in Orlando, Florida.
Through its “Here’s to the Heroes” program, which began in 2005, the beer brewing company is offering free tickets to its theme parks for service members and up to three family members to thank them for their service.
“It’s important to us for all the reasons you can probably predict,” said Fred Jacobs, vice president of communications for Anheuser-Busch. “This is a great way for them to reconnect, particularly if they’ve been separated.”
Active-duty service members, activated or drilling reservists from all five branches of service, and National Guardsmen are eligible for the program.
In order to get the free admission, service members only need to register online, print and sign the form and bring it with them to the park. If the form cannot be printed, it can be filled out upon arrival at the park. Every person over 10 years of age who is participating in the offer must present valid active-duty military or service identification.
Each free pass is valid for a one-day admission per person per year to any of the five Anheuser-Busch’s theme park brands listed here. Visitors may choose Sea Wolrd in Orlando, San Diego or San Antonio; Busch Gardens in Tampa Bay or Williamsburg; Pennsylvania’s Sesame Place; Florida’s Adventure Island; or Virginia’s Water Country USA. Discovery Cove and Aquatica parks are not included in this offer.
Anheuser-Busch is a corporate sponser of America Supports You, a Defense Department program connecting citizens and corporations with service members and their families serving at home and abroad.
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