What does the Roam pass actually give me?
You pick a place, a radius (say, 100 miles — about 160 km — around Vancouver), and your
travel dates. Roam watches every park in that area at once —
not just a handful you named. The moment any site in range opens up and
matches your filters, you get an alert. One payment covers multiple trips
across a full year. You book through the park’s own site, same as always.
How long does the Roam pass last?
A full 12 months from the day you buy — rolling from your purchase
date, not from any fixed calendar date. Buy in October and you’re covered
through next October. That means a mid- or late-season buyer gets a full year,
not a truncated one. Covers as many trips as you set up alerts for within that
window. After the year, the pass simply stops — no auto-renew, no
surprise charge.
Is it a subscription? Will I be charged again?
No — it is a one-time payment, full stop. We will never automatically
charge you again. When the year is up, your pass simply expires. If you want
to keep scanning after that, you’d buy a new pass — but that’s
entirely your call. No fine print, no “cancel before the renewal date.”
What currency will I be charged in?
US visitors pay $39 USD; Canadian visitors pay
$49 CAD — priced in Canadian dollars, so
no foreign-transaction fee shows up on your statement.
We default to your local currency based on where you are; you can switch
anytime with the USD/CAD toggle above, and the price shown at checkout is
exactly what you’ll be charged.
What’s the difference between Free and Roam?
One thing: breadth. Free watches up to three parks you name.
Roam watches every park in an area, so you don’t have to guess which
specific park will have a cancellation. Everything else is identical —
the same check frequency, the same alert channels, the same coverage. We never
sell a faster check or priority in line.
Which regions does Roam cover?
Anywhere in our covered regions (listed at the top of this page):
British Columbia, Washington, Ontario (including conservation areas),
Manitoba, Nova Scotia, Yukon, Northwest Territories, Parks Canada,
California State Parks, New Brunswick, and Newfoundland and Labrador.
We’re adding more. If your region isn’t listed, the Free tier
works wherever you can find the park on our
explore map.