West Midlands Safari Park to fully reopen
West Midlands Safari Park is preparing to fully reopen on Saturday 4th July, following the government's relaxation of lockdown rules.
The park’s been partially open since June 15th, allowing guests to drive-through its safari.
But they say the latest announcement means they can now reopen their walk-through attractions, rides, restaurants and shops.
They'll be opening with increased safety measures:
There’ll be regular disinfecting of public areas
Additional hand sanitiser stations
Limits on the number of people allowed to enter shops and restaurants
Placing stickers on theme park ride seats to ensure social distancing is adhered to
The Park will also be spraying a protective coating on all the contact surfaces visitors are expected to touch.
They say it last 30 days and “significantly reduces the spread of harmful bacteria and viruses, including Covid-19.”
Visitor numbers are being limited and people will be expected to book online in advance.
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