Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced a new incentive Monday aimed at getting more New Yorkers vaccinated.

Cuomo says that every person who gets vaccinated with either a first dose, or single dose of Johnson & Johnson, anywhere in New York State between May 24 and 31 is eligible to receive a free two-day pass to any New York State Park valid through September 30, 2021.

Cuomo says there's a decline in the vaccination rate especially among the young and those who are doubtful.

The program applies to all 16 state parks across New York.

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Cuomo says more 10 million vaccines have been administered in the state. He says 69% of Long Islanders have the first shot, which is the highest in the state.

Vaccinations will also be offered at the following new pop-up sites:

·Belmont Lake State Park: May 30

·Buffalo Harbor State Park: May 29 - May 31

·Denny Farrell Riverbank State Park: May 29 - May 31

·FDR State Park: May 29th - May 31

·Grafton Lakes State Park: May 29 - May 31

·Green Lakes State Park: May 29 - May 31

·Harriman State Park at Lake Welch: May 29 - May 31

·Heckscher State Park: June 5

·Hempstead Lake State Park: June 6

·Letchworth State Park: May 29 - May 30

·Robert Moses State Park: May 29 - May 30

·Roberto Clemente State Park: May 29 - May 31

·Sunken Meadow State Park: May 29, May 31

·Taughannock Falls State Park: May 29 - May 31

·Westcott Beach State Park: May 29 - May 30