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It's not. National parks, museums and lots and lots of places requires tickets to enter, are they also against freedom of movement? No one forbids you to go the

by djvdq 4y ago

It's not. National parks, museums and lots and lots of places requires tickets to enter, are they also against freedom of movement? No one forbids you to go there, no one forbids you to stay and live there. Treat this city as a one, big, crowdy museum.

throwntoday 4y ago
Putting a city where people live behind a paywall is a bit different than a national park or museum.
- petre 4y ago
  The locals and visitors with a hotel booking are extempt from paying the fee.
  - HWR_14 4y ago
    Also family of the locals visiting them
- herbst 4y ago
  There are people living in some national parks or amusement parks. It's not that weird if done right.