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Guided Tours
         There are several tours which highlight various parts of the castle and gardens£®
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Ticket Prices
         Hearst Castle accepts VISA£¬MasterCard£¬American Express and Discover£®Free day use parking is available for automobiles£¬motorcycles£¬tour buses and recreational vehicles£®
TOURSADULTAges 6-17
Experience Tour 24 12
Tours 2£¬3 or 4  24  12
Evening tour 30 15
*Children under 6 are free when accompanied by a paying adult£®
 
Reservation Information
         While tickets may be purchased at the Visitor Center upon arrival£¬tour reservations are strongly recommended and may be reserved online now or by calling 1-800-444-4445£¬see below for times£®
Reservation Call Center Hours
 
DatesMonday-FridaySaturday-Sunday
March-September8AM to 6PM8AM to 6PM
October-February9AM to 5PM9AM to 3PM
Visit www£®hearstcastle£®org for more information£®
56£®Who does the Hearst Castle belong to at present£¿C
A£®William Randolph Hearst£®                        
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