Fees & Passes

An entrance fee is required for the park.

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Fees & Passes Details

Here's an overview of the fees and passes for Yellowstone National Park: Entrance Passes: America the Beautiful Annual Pass: Offers access to over 2,000 federal recreation sites in the U.S. and covers entrance fees at Yellowstone. Prices range from free to $80. Standard Entrance Pass: Required for entry to Yellowstone. Prices vary depending on the type of vehicle or group. For private vehicles, it's $35. Additional Fees: Motorcycle: $30 Snowmobile: $30 Per Person: $20 Annual Entrance - Park: $70 for unlimited entry for one year, valid through the month of purchase. It covers the pass holder and passengers in the same vehicle or up to three persons where per person fees are charged. Fee-Free Days in 2025: January 15 (Martin Luther King, Jr. Day) April 20 (First Day of National Park Week) June 19 (Juneteenth) August 4 (The Great American Outdoors Act) September 28 (National Public Lands Day) November 11 (Veterans Day) Additional Regulations: Passes are non-refundable and non-transferable. Passes must be used for entry as defined on the back of the pass. All snowmobiles must be on a guided tour or have a current permit. Remember, while vehicle reservations are not required to enter Yellowstone, it's recommended to purchase an entrance pass beforehand to save time. Passes can also be purchased at any entrance station upon arrival. Your support through entrance fees helps fund critical projects to improve services and protect resources within the park.

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