Buena Park, California – The city of Buena Park has unveiled a new initiative aimed at promoting tourism and encouraging exploration of the vibrant community. The ‘Passport Buena Park’ program is a unique passport-style booklet that offers visitors the chance to explore various attractions and experiences across the city, while earning stamps for each location they visit.
The program was developed by the Buena Park Chamber of Commerce in collaboration with the city’s tourism board as a way to showcase the diverse range of activities and attractions that Buena Park has to offer. From thrilling amusement parks and historical landmarks to delicious dining options and cultural experiences, Passport Buena Park highlights the best that the city has to offer.
“We are excited to launch Passport Buena Park as a way to showcase the wonderful experiences that our city has to offer,” said Lisa Johnson, President of the Buena Park Chamber of Commerce. “This program is a fun and interactive way for visitors to explore Buena Park, while also supporting local businesses and attractions.”
Visitors who purchase a Passport Buena Park booklet will receive a detailed map of participating locations, along with information on each attraction and special discounts or offers available to passport holders. The booklet includes a list of nearly 20 attractions, ranging from popular destinations like Knott’s Berry Farm and Medieval Times to hidden gems such as The Source OC and Porto’s Bakery.
To earn a stamp for their passport, visitors must present their booklet at each participating location and make a purchase or participate in an activity. Once they have collected a certain number of stamps, they can redeem their passport for a special gift or discount at one of the participating businesses.
“We wanted to create a program that would not only encourage visitors to explore all that Buena Park has to offer, but also reward them for supporting our local businesses,” said Johnson. “By offering incentives for passport holders, we hope to inspire more people to experience everything that makes our city unique.”
In addition to promoting tourism and supporting local businesses, Passport Buena Park also aims to raise awareness about the city’s history and culture. The booklet includes fun facts and trivia about Buena Park, as well as information on upcoming events and attractions.
“We want visitors to not only have a great time exploring Buena Park, but also to learn something new about our city along the way,” said Johnson. “From our rich agricultural heritage to our diverse culinary scene, Buena Park has a lot to offer in terms of history and culture.”
The Passport Buena Park program is now available for purchase at select locations throughout the city, including the Buena Park Chamber of Commerce office and the Buena Park Downtown shopping center. The booklet costs $10 and is valid for one year from the date of purchase.
“We encourage everyone to pick up a Passport Buena Park and start exploring our city today,” said Johnson. “Whether you’re a local resident looking to rediscover your hometown or a visitor seeking new adventures, there’s something for everyone in Buena Park.”
With its unique blend of attractions, entertainment, and culture, Buena Park is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the best of Southern California. And with the launch of Passport Buena Park, visitors now have a fun and interactive way to discover all that the city has to offer. So grab your passport, start collecting stamps, and embark on an unforgettable journey through Buena Park today!
