We appreciate the Administration's willingness to work with the State's theme parks on the finer details of the plan so parks can responsibly reopen soon, putting people safely back to work and reinvigorating local economies."
Parks now have a framework to safely and responsibly reopen. The California Attractions and Parks Association released a statement saying, "today's announcement from the Newsom Administration is very encouraging news for California's amusement parks. For now, only California residents will be able to make reservations. Indoor rides will have further restrictions on capacity. Outdoor rides like roller coasters will be allowed to operate. That will increase to 25% in the orange tier and 35% in the yellow tier. The new guidelines from the state will allow theme parks to operate at 15% capacity when the county is in the red tier. Ma/ 10:34 AM / CBS San Francisco VALLEJO (BCN) - Six Flags Discovery Kingdom announced that it will open its theme park with a special exclusive preview for members, season pass. RELATED: COVID-19 live updates: California's Great America set to reopen theme park in May They have been allowing visitors inside since July of 2020, but only for some of their animal exhibits. In Vallejo, officials at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom said they were pleased by the announcement. RELATED: 'Take me out to the ballpark!': Bay Area baseball teams preparing to welcome back fans Though, in a statement, a spokesperson said they are now "looking forward to seeing the specific details and guidelines in the coming weeks that will help inform our plans for reopening." In January 2021, their website had announced an opening date of May 22.
The opening date in March 2020 was indefinitely postponed as the COVID-19 pandemic intensified. The gates at California's Great America have been shut since New Year's Eve 2019 when their season ended. (KGO) - Theme parks are celebrating the decision by the California Department of Public Health to allow for some rides to open by April 1. Theme parks are celebrating the decision by the California Department of Public Health to allow for some rides to open by April 1.
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