The $24 admission fee, set by The National September 11 Memorial and Museum at the World Trade Center disserves society and undermines the Memorial mission to remember and honor the thousands of innocent men, women and children murdered by terrorists in the horrific attacks on our country. Such an exorbitant fee will selectively deny the opportunity to visit this National Monument to those who cannot afford it, and impede the public at large from visiting the Museum to learn about 9/11 and honor all lives lost. The 9/11 Terrorist attack was unprecedented tragedy for all Americans, and families who lost their loved ones on that horrific day expect that the admission fee to the 9/11 Museum will be reduced and be more affordable for all visitors to the World Trade Center Memorial site. We appeal to Federal, New York State and New York City Government to allocate funds for 9/11 Museum. We also appeal to the September 11 Memorial & Museum, and the World Trade Center Foundation to implement efficient fundraising strategies and substantially reduce the Museum admission fee to make 9/11 Museum inexpensive to the public.
People should not be asked to pay for memory. It is a shame! This is a national memorial, and the city must fins ways to support it in every way together with federal authorities.
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Mike Hamilton
12 years ago
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Twenty four dollars is way to much for a family trying to pay respects. History shouldnt be behind a paywall like this. Shameful.
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Anatoliy Zinger
12 years ago
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Memorial Museum could not be provide ANY charges for ALL Visitors, such as Hollocost Museum on Washington, D.C. The State Dovernment as well as a Federal Government HAVE TO BE INVOLVE, RESPONSIBLE and to find any funds for this a very special for peoples memory Museum.
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Raisa Saratovsky
12 years ago
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We want as many children and adults to be able visit the memorial and to always remember the innocent people that lost their life because of the worst criminals against the humanity. Please make wide open to all!
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Cristina Alexis
12 years ago
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The admission fee helps ensure that the 9/11 Memorial Museum’s mission of education and commemoration can continue. The 9/11 Memorial & Museum does not receive any city, state, or federal funding, so the admission charge is critical to support stringent security for a twice-attacked site, preservation of artifacts, education programs, commemorative ceremonies and maintenance of the Memorial and Museum. The Museum will also be free to the public from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesdays. To learn more about the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, visit: http://www.911memorial.org/background-info
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Regina Rakhlin
12 years ago
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Please reduce to attract more visitors to raise awareness. Hoping this reflection will always make people think about unity making the human race stronger regardless of differences.
The $24 admission fee, set by The National September 11 Memorial and Museum at the World Trade Center disserves society and undermines the Memorial mission to remember and honor the thousands of innocent men, women and children murdered by terrorists in the horrific attacks on our country. Such an exorbitant fee will selectively deny the opportunity to visit this National Monument to those who cannot afford it, and impede the public at large from visiting the Museum to learn about 9/11 and honor all lives lost. The 9/11 Terrorist attack was unprecedented tragedy for all Americans, and families who lost their loved ones on that horrific day expect that the admission fee to the 9/11 Museum will be reduced and be more affordable for all visitors to the World Trade Center Memorial site. We appeal to Federal, New York State and New York City Government to allocate funds for 9/11 Museum. We also appeal to the September 11 Memorial & Museum, and the World Trade Center Foundation to implement efficient fundraising strategies and substantially reduce the Museum admission fee to make 9/11 Museum inexpensive to the public.
People should not be asked to pay for memory. It is a shame! This is a national memorial, and the city must fins ways to support it in every way together with federal authorities.
M
Mike Hamilton
12 years ago
Featured
Twenty four dollars is way to much for a family trying to pay respects. History shouldnt be behind a paywall like this. Shameful.
A
Anatoliy Zinger
12 years ago
Featured
Memorial Museum could not be provide ANY charges for ALL Visitors, such as Hollocost Museum on Washington, D.C. The State Dovernment as well as a Federal Government HAVE TO BE INVOLVE, RESPONSIBLE and to find any funds for this a very special for peoples memory Museum.
R
Raisa Saratovsky
12 years ago
Featured
We want as many children and adults to be able visit the memorial and to always remember the innocent people that lost their life because of the worst criminals against the humanity. Please make wide open to all!
C
Cristina Alexis
12 years ago
Featured
The admission fee helps ensure that the 9/11 Memorial Museum’s mission of education and commemoration can continue. The 9/11 Memorial & Museum does not receive any city, state, or federal funding, so the admission charge is critical to support stringent security for a twice-attacked site, preservation of artifacts, education programs, commemorative ceremonies and maintenance of the Memorial and Museum. The Museum will also be free to the public from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesdays. To learn more about the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, visit: http://www.911memorial.org/background-info
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Regina Rakhlin
12 years ago
Featured
Please reduce to attract more visitors to raise awareness. Hoping this reflection will always make people think about unity making the human race stronger regardless of differences.
People should not be asked to pay for memory. It is a shame! This is a national memorial, and the city must fins ways to support it in every way together with federal authorities.