Request to substantially reduce the $24 admission fee to the 9/11 Museum at the World Trade Center.
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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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nelly
12 years ago
100% agry
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Roman Gertsberg
· petition starter
12 years ago
Should be free for public
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Anonymous
12 years ago
This would be too costly for the family
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Lara
12 years ago
This needs to be either free or based in suggested donation.
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Sam
12 years ago
Unbelivable.
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Alexander Baranovsky
12 years ago
Shame
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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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Lazar Kumpan
12 years ago
People should not be asked to pay for memory
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Julie Landers
12 years ago
Couldn't agree with this more. Best wishes.
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IGOR BURDETSKY
12 years ago
agreed with request
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sima & alex goldberg
12 years ago
YES , IT HAS TO BE LESS PRICE!
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sima & alex goldberg
12 years ago
YES , IT HAS TO BE LESS PRICE!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
YES , IT HAS TO BE LESS PRICE!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
YES , IT HAS TO BE LESS PRICE!
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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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Raisa Saratovsky
12 years ago
We want as many children as well as adults to see
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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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Cristina Alexis
12 years ago
Admission to the Museum will be free on Tuesdays from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
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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.
Twenty four dollars is way to much for a family trying to pay respects. History shouldnt be behind a paywall like this. Shameful.
100% agry
Should be free for public
This would be too costly for the family
This needs to be either free or based in suggested donation.
Unbelivable.
Shame
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.
People should not be asked to pay for memory
Couldn't agree with this more. Best wishes.
agreed with request
YES , IT HAS TO BE LESS PRICE!
YES , IT HAS TO BE LESS PRICE!
YES , IT HAS TO BE LESS PRICE!
YES , IT HAS TO BE LESS PRICE!
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!
We want as many children as well as adults to see
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
Admission to the Museum will be free on Tuesdays from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
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.