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Tip 127: Can They See Your ID, Please?

Sunday, January 2, 2000

     


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PROBLEM: Steep admission fees to museums, theaters and other attractions really drive up the cost of your vacation.

SOLUTION: Student discounts! Parents of school-age children and teens should remember that their kids’ student ID cards provide instant discounts at many tourist attractions, reminds Angela Baucum of Northeast Washington. "On a recent trip to Waikiki, I found that school identification cards came in handy for discounts at the zoo, the aquarium, movies, etc."


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