Beach Tags

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For years we always bought our beach tags at 30th Street prior to Memorial Day in order to get a discount. Some of our tenants would buy them from a beach checker if they were only here for a week. A seasonal beach tag is $25 prior to June 1st and $30 thereafter. If one of your friends comes to visit, it is $6/a day or $13/ for the week. You can also purchase them on line at www.viplypass.com/avalon-beach-tags/. However you have to have the Viplypass App. The company will send you a receipt and you can pick them up at the Beach Tag Booth at Avalon Community Hall (30th & Avalon Ave) or at the Avalon Tax Collector’s Office. The Beach Tag Booth is now open on weekends, 10 to 4 pm and starting May 1st…everyday. If you are an Active Military Member or a Veteran, you can obtain a FREE Beach Tag. You will need appropriate Documentation…. DD-214 or a Veterans Card. 609-967-7587 is the Avalon Booth tags Number. Hope this helps! I intend on getting my beach tags this coming weekend. Maybe I’ll see you at the Booth! ~ Miriam

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