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Marconi Conference Center State Historic Park, Marshall

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Marconi Conference Center State Historic Park, from its own website

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Tickets, prices & hours

Hours: Sunrise to Sunset

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The 4 savings

Day tickets

4th Grade Pass

Free entry for fourth graders and their families at 54 select state parks

Free

This pass provides free entry for fourth graders and their families at 54 select state parks throughout the state.

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If you qualify

Distinguished Veteran Pass

Lifetime pass for honorably discharged California veterans with free use of all basic facilities

Free

A lifetime pass for California residents who are honorably discharged veterans meeting certain requirements that entitles the passholder to use of all basic facilities (day-use, camping, and boating) in state parks for free.

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Season passes

Senior Golden Bear Pass

Pass for seniors 62+ providing free entry during non-peak season for pass holder and spouse

$20

is for individuals 62 years or older and provides the pass holder and their spouse/domestic partner with free entry to many state parks during non-peak season.

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Other savings

Disabled Discount Pass

Lifetime pass providing 50% discount on vehicle day-use fees

$3.50

entitling the passholder to a 50% discount on vehicle day-use, family camping, and boat-use fees.

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