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Day trip: From Bandera to San Antonio with CityPASS — Photo: Bandera Bulletin

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Day trip: From Bandera to San Antonio with CityPASS

Bandera County residents can take advantage of San Antonio CityPASS to visit multiple attractions including museums, historical sites, and animal exhibits in a single day trip.

By BY DANIEL TUCKER [email protected]·6 hr ago

For Bandera County residents looking for a day trip that combines history, museums, animals and views of San Antonio, the San Antonio CityPASS offers one way to organize several attractions into a single outing.

According to the City-PASS website, the pass provides one-time admission to a choice of four of eight participating San Antonio attractions.

The current adult price for ages 12 and older is $63, while the child price for ages 3-11 is $53.

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