SUNY Brockport is offering guests the opportunity to view the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse at one of the premier eclipse destinations in the world.
While Monroe County is in the path of totality for the April 8 eclipse, the southeast corner of the SUNY Brockport campus is located directly on its center line — meaning the Brockport campus will witness roughly five additional seconds of totality than those viewing the event elsewhere. That makes SUNY Brockport a destination for eclipse chasers around the world.
An event pass is required for any guest to drive onto the SUNY Brockport campus on April 8. Event passes are on sale now at https://www2.brockport.edu/eclipse/
SUNY Brockport’s “Total Eclipse of The Port” event pass includes:
•A parking spot
•Four pairs of solar eclipse glasses
•Commemorative stickers
•Access to food trucks
•Live entertainment (beginning at 11 a.m.)
Spectators are free to gather with others near the center line, or spread out and find a secluded space on the 464-acre campus to enjoy the experience quietly.
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