Reservations to get into Yosemite National Park open Wednesday, March 23.
About 70% of reservations for dates between May 20 through Sept. 30 will be available starting Wednesday, while the other 30% of reservations will be available seven days before your arrival date, officials said.
Reservations will be available every day starting at 8 a.m. PST Wednesday. Because of high demand, officials recommend you have a Recreation.gov account and be logged in, ready to tap or click promptly once 8 a.m. hits. You'll be able to make one reservation for each three-day period. Peak-hours reservations are valid for three straight days, including the arrival date.
Park officials said the temporary reservation system will help manage traffic and congestion for a "quality visitor experience" while the park undergoes repairs. To learn more about reservations, visit the
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