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YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. - A portion of Yellowstone National Park will reopen after floods closed the park for the week. According to park officials, day visitors can access the south loop of the park starting at 8 a.m. June 22. However, the park is issuing an alternating license plate system for visitors to balance visitor demand. The park will allow cars into the park based on their license plate and the day.If a visitor's license plate has an odd number as their last number, they can enter on odd days of the month. The same applies to even-numbered plates and even days of the month. Personalized plates with all letters fall in the odd category Plates with a mixture of letters and numbers are categorized by their last number. For example, "YELL4EVR" is in the even category. https://twitter.com/YellowstoneNPS/status/1538295519331487744 Motorcycle groups can only visit the park on even days. Park officials said they will turn away guests attempting to enter the park on the wrong days. This system has a couple of exceptions, like overnight reservations, tour groups, and essential services. To read about the open areas and the rules of who can visit, you can visit their website.









