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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are only open through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the specific time frame during which something is accessible or available.
Example: "The museum are only open through the summer months, so plan your visit accordingly."
Alternatives: "are only available until" or "are only accessible through".
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Most of the huts, called rifugios, are only open through the summer, but a few are year-round.
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Bostonians know it's summertime when Tia's opens its doors in April - this spot is only open through October.
It's only open through crawfish season, which is roughly November through May, and is just the perfect filler for when those lobster shacks shut up shop.
Construction progressed slowly and was only opened through Wexford County in 1863.
Many outdoorsy destinations are only open from June through August and ask workers to remain for the entire season.
Some places to stay are only open from about May through September, so it is wise to call ahead.
And with harvesting and bottling season in the fall, the most authentic of the Basque sidrerías are only open from mid-January through the end of April, although you'll find plenty that are open year-round.
Some spas are only open to non-guests Monday through Thursday, like at Vdara, or have higher prices on the weekend like the Spa at the Mandarin Oriental.
Clients such as Heidi Sipe, superintendent of the rural Umatilla School District in Oregon, where 73 students are enrolled in a pilot with Treehouse, said they didn't realize Treehouse was only open Monday through Thursday.
Pier 24 is only open Monday through Thursday, and only 60 visitors – in three two-hour shifts – are admitted each day.
Just bear in mind, the lodge is only open from May through October.
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