Park pass

TPAS has two public pages, and they are two halves of one thing. A tourist buys a park-entry pass — by mobile money or by card — and gets a QR code; at the barrier, that QR is scanned and checked live. No queue at the office, and no staff needed to make the sale.

This chapter covers all of it: what the visitor sees, the pass they end up with, how a gate officer checks one, and the Tourist Payments screen staff use to look those purchases up.

No sign-in. Anyone with the address can reach it.

Buy your park entry in a minute — pay by mobile money and get a QR pass to scan at the gate. No queues at the office.

Get your park pass scrolls to the purchase panel. Official UWA payment beside it is the assurance that this is the wildlife authority's own channel and not a reseller.

The page closes on the park itself, with the conservation note the entry fee pays for.