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Discount Angel Island Tiburon Ferry Rides Offered July 23 – For Immigrant Heritage Wall Dedication on Angel Island State Park

angel-island immigration stationGet On-Board Angel Island Tiburon Ferry to Celebrate The Immigrant Heritage Wall Dedication Ceremony at the Angel Island Immigration Station on July 23, 2001!  Ceremony is from 11 AM to 12 PM, with Various Free Cultural Programs and Self Guided Tours Offered from 12 PM – 4 PM.

Angel Island Tiburon Ferry is Special roundtrip fares ALL DAY -to Angel Island State Park  on 7/23/2011:

Adults:  $10.50

Children:  (Ages 6 – 12) $9.50

Small Children (3-5) – $3.50

(Bikes and beach chairs travel on the ferry for just $1.00 each!)

Special Ferry Schedule for Saturday, July 23, 2011

Depart Tiburon: 9 am – 5 pm hourly

Depart Angel Island: 9:20 am – 5:20 pm hourly

About the Event as provided by aiisf.org:

Key speakers on the program include the following:

Rep. Lynn Woolsey,  Assembly member Paul Fong, California State Parks Director Ruth Coleman, and Buck Gee, President of the AIISF Board of Directors

Cultural performers include the following:  Charlie Chin, singer and story teller; Francis Wong, musician and composer; Sinag-tala, a Filipino folk  dance group; Tai Chi/Qi Gong demonstration; Art exhibit showcasing artworks from Cynthia Tom and Flo Oy Wong and more.

The Interfaith Coalition on Immigrant Rights will present two discussion workshops linking Angel Island’s history with contemporary immigration issues.

The seating will be festival style on grass, so please bring portable chairs and blankets. Please pick up your trash.

The Immigrant Heritage Wall was created through the donations of over 600 individuals, and over 350 immigrants are honored on the plaques.  Many of the Chinese and Asian immigrants were among thousands detained at the Angel Island Immigration Station between 1910 and 1940 during the era of racially discriminatory immigration laws. 

Parking
In Tiburon, there are various parking lots located all along Tiburon Blvd a few blocks from the ferry terminal. The price varies from around $5 -$15 for the day.

Shuttle/Tram Service on Angel Island

The Angel Island Company will offer a special discount rate of $3.00 round-trip on tram rides between Ayala Cove and the Immigration Station for seniors.  All other passengers will be charged the regular rate of $5.00 round-trip. Tram tickets will be sold on the Blue and Gold Fleet on the 9:15 a.m. run from Pier 41, and riders will be issued wrist bands to allow you to board the tram. Tram tickets may also be purchased at the Angel Island Café at Ayala Cove. 

Trams will leave from the Angel Island Cafe at Ayala Cove every 20 minutes from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m.

Hiking
The Immigration Station is located 1.5 miles from Ayala Cove.  You can walk to the Immigration Station or take the Angel Island tram.

Lunch on Angel Island
The Angel Island Company will offer bag lunches for advance purchase for $12.00. Bag lunches must be ordered and paid for by July 19. To order bag lunches, send an email to[email protected] . In the email, please include: name, phone number, menu choice, and how many. (No substitutions, please). You will be called back to process your credit card information securely over the phone. Please email any questions to [email protected] . Pre-paid lunches will be available at the US Immigration Station. Bag lunches will not be available for purchase on the day of the event; however the Cove Café in Ayala Cove will be open 10:00 AM- 4:00 PM.

$12 Bag lunch options:
1. East Garrison Lunch
Roasted Turkey with Cheddar Cheese, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Pimentón Aioli on a Ciabatta 
Regular Potato Chips
Chocolate Chip Cookie
Crystal Geyser Bottled Water

2. Alcatraz Veggie Lunch
Wrap with Hummus, Yogurt Sauce, Roasted Peppers, Artichokes, Lettuce, Tomatoes Regular Potato Chips
Chocolate Chip Cookie
Crystal Geyser Bottled Water

3. Ayala Cove Fried Chicken Lunch
2 piece Crispy Fried Chicken
Potato Salad
Buttermilk Biscuit
Crystal Geyser Bottled Water

Hope to see everyone at this fun and cultural event – Captain Maggie

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