点评:Gouge. So we check in at night by calling the phone number - fine. Then when we went to the visitor center the next morning she asked if we had a camping permit - wasn't that what the $37 was for? I guess not, so she ticketed us $10 more. When I voiced my displeasure (prefaced with "this is not aimed at you) that it was BS, her big buddy in uniform walked past/behind me and "accidentally" almost knocked me over on purpose. To charge somebody to use something then come back after they have used it and charge them more is baloney. Colorado may get rich gouging out-of-state visitors, but they won't get rich off me, I'm strictly visiting National parks from here on out - MUCH cheaper and especially when seniors (like me) who buy the $85 lifetime National Park Pass - I'mma stay away from state gouging and telling everyone I know - and that's a LOT of retired folks not gonna fall for your graft - and lame attempts at intimidation. KMA Co.
翻译:真是的。所以我们晚上打电话去登记入住——没问题。第二天早上我们去游客中心时,她问我们有没有露营许可证——37美元不就是用来买露营许可证的吗?我猜不是,所以她又给我们开了10美元的罚单。当我表达我的不满(前面还说“这不是针对你的”),说这都是胡扯时,她那个穿制服的大哥从我身边走过/身后,差点“不小心”撞倒我。先收钱,等他们用完再回来收更多钱,简直是胡扯。科罗拉多州或许能靠敲诈外州游客发财,但他们不会靠我发财。从现在开始,我只会去国家公园——便宜得多,尤其是像我这样的老年人,买了85美元的国家公园终身通行证——我以后不会再被州政府敲诈了,也不会告诉所有认识的人——很多退休人员不会上你的当——也不会再被你这种拙劣的恐吓手段所蒙蔽。KMA公司。