National Drive-Thru Day 2024 is on Wednesday, July 24, 2024: Thru Day - Glacier national park?

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G'day,

As noted, your question leaves a littlebit to be desired.

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I have been thru the park and it is great. I was hoping to drive thru it about mid-May, but the road thru it will most likely still be closed. :-(

I hope, this helps.

The Wombat

Las Vegas, Zion, Bryce and Glen Canyon in 5 Days?

Aside from a brief drive-thru of the parks, you won't really be seeing much in that little time. Personally, I'd spend a day in Zion, a day in Bryce and skip Lake Powell. That will give you time to enjoy both parks and not just rush through (which is difficult because it is impossibelt o take your car to the nicer parts of the parks, there are busses) AND give you ample time to get back to Vegas to see Red Rock or stop on your way bact to Vegas at Valley of Fire state park.

What do you think of my National History Day project information so far? Please Help xD Lots of answers please?

Try not to take this the wrong way (since I do this a lot too) but uh try not to wait till the last minute on stuff like this because it means that you lose lots of valuable feedback ("Please Help xD Lots of answers please?") since no one can reply in time for your deadline of tomorrow.

Under the paragraph "How is it an innovation" add the words "and the drive thru culture" after "drive thru services"

Like so:

"How is it an innovation?

The drive-in movie theater was the start of drive thru services AND THE DRIVE THRU CULTURE."

I'm not sure if you want to get into "drive thru culture" at all in your project but you definitely can't mention drive-thru movies without mentioning the drive thru culture (especially considering how widespread and influential it is today).

I don't know how much you care about spelling mistakes so don't garrote me for pointing out that "car" is misspelled in the first sentence of this paragraph:

"At the drive-in theater, you can sit down and watch a movie in the comfort of your own -->CART<--. At some drive-in’s, people would take your order and bring you back refreshments and such from the concession stand."