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Support Our Bills for a study on NYers' rights to free admission to city institutions

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

Laws spell out the terms of free access and instruction without the payment if a fee in many instances.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

Generally, discounted or free access tickets could not be obtained on-line, denying the ability to reserve a time or ensure attendance without going to the admission desk onsite.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

Laws provide the terms of New Yorkers' free access and instruction rights.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

If the study bill passes, the work will be done to codify the free access laws and move toward their enforcrment.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

According to the laws of a mid-1800's public-private partnership.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

According to the laws of a mid-19th century public-private partnership where free access and instruction were in exchange for rent-free use of City-owned buildings on patk land.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

Laws provide the terms of New Yorkers' rights in exchange for rent-free tenancy in City-owned buildings on precious park land.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

There are laws providing New Yorkers free rights. This study bill will lead to having these rights codified and enforced.

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Julie Doyle
3 years ago

New Yorkers deserve access to these cultural institutions! Please make it possible.

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Leny Estridge
3 years ago

New Yorker should get a free admission to most if not all museums, landmarks, etc. OR even get some discounts to all including broadway show.

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Ivette arias
3 years ago

Love the zoo and museum but they get expensive when you have more than one child .Education our future children .Free museums and zoo for families

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Signed and shared. New Yorkers pay a lot of taxes to support these museums and parks, and should have free access.

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Isaiah Williams
3 years ago

ARR ucc 1-308

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Dominic Harris
3 years ago

I demand free access to these facilities.

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frank b
3 years ago

it belongs to us

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Rosalie Unterman
3 years ago

Make admission fee voluntary. We pay taxes to support these places!!

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KerryH
3 years ago

I realized that since the pandemic the limited free access to these facilities have been rescinded, it would be nice to be able to visit minus the cost. Cost if living and daily life is already so expensive in and around the city.

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Dolores D'Agostino
3 years ago

Life in NYC is already expensive enough. The 1% need to cover these entrance fees.

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Nilsa Gorey
3 years ago

I support the rights to free admission to city institutions. Let's enforce the law!

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Alberto Lima
3 years ago

It’s important to keep these institutions accessible to ALL New Yorkers.