Ft Worth Times

The City of Fort Worth is excited to announce the implementation of a new online system that simplifies the process of purchasing boat ramp passes. To enhance the experience for boaters on Lake Worth, the City has introduced a user-friendly QR code system, eliminating the need for in-person purchasing and providing a seamless digital solution.

Why it matters: Beginning on July 15, QR code signs will be installed at the Casino Beach and Arrow Park boat ramp locations. Boaters can now effortlessly purchase boat ramp passes by scanning the QR code with their smartphone camera. The code will direct them to a secure platform where they can enter their information and select the desired time period for their pass, whether it be for one day, one week or one year.

For additional accessibility, the City of Fort Worth website will also feature a QR code. This enables individuals who are planning to visit Lake Worth from the area, or even from out of town, to conveniently purchase their boat ramp pass in advance, ensuring a hassle-free experience once arrived.

The implementation of the QR code system brings numerous benefits to boaters and visitors of Lake Worth:

• 24/7 convenience: Boaters now have the flexibility to purchase boat ramp passes at any time, from anywhere. The online system offers round-the-clock accessibility, enhancing convenience for all.
• Streamlined process: By eliminating the need for physical stickers on boat trailers, the new QR code system simplifies the process of accessing boat ramps. Boaters no longer need to worry about stickers peeling off or getting damaged.
• Enhanced efficiency: The introduction of the QR code system aims to improve the efficiency of boat ramp access for visitors to Lake Worth. By reducing wait times and simplifying the purchase process, boaters can make the most of their time on the water.

Navajo Burgers will no longer carry stickers for purchase. For individuals seeking the annual permit at a resident rate, contact Nita Shinsky at 817-392-8053 for verification and a code.

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