Each year, the White House opens up its south lawn for a huge day of family fun. The White House Easter Egg Roll is an annual tradition that dates back to 1878.
The event is for families with children under 12 years old. There is live music, storytelling, and of course the big Easter egg roll. Expect a big crowd if you plan to attend.
If you can’t make it to the event, you can purchase a souvenir egg online at the White House Historical Association website. Each wooden egg is expertly crafted and includes the signatures of the President and First Lady.
Tickets to the event are distributed through an online lottery system. Visit Recreation.gov to apply for the ticket lottery.
Travel Tips
As you can imagine, security is pretty intense for this event, so leave the food and beverages, coolers, duffel bags, etc. at home.
We are waiting for updates on this year’s Easter Egg Roll
For more visit Recreation.gov, or www.whitehouse.gov/eastereggroll/
* Photo source: Recreation.gov
Travel InformationWhite House Easter Egg Roll Admission: Free, but tickets are required. Parking: On street parking is not available. Metrorail: The nearest Metro stops are: |
Do the children need tickets along with the adults? Or does each ticket guarantee one adult and one child. I have two tickets. Does this ensure entrance for me, my husand and my daughter? Or just myself and my daughter?
2012 White House Easter Egg roll like to know if they are giving any more ticket away.would really love to bring my children.
The results for the ticket lottery were posted on March 12th, 2012. There are no more tickets available for this year.