Six Flags theme parks to require reservations upon reopening
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Six Flags theme parks are looking to reopen this month in several states throughout the nation as shelter-in-place mandates expire or loosen.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}However, to do so, those planned to open first — including Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington, Six Flags Fiesta Texas in San Antonio, Six Flags Over Georgia near Atlanta, Six Flags St. Louis in Missouri, Frontier City in Oklahoma City and Six Flags Mexico in Mexico City, according to Newsweek — will have to adhere to certain guidelines that will limit any spur of the moment rollercoaster cravings.
In addition to the reservation-system, Six Flags will also be conducting temperature checks at entrances and requiring guests to wear face masks. (Patrick T. Fallon/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
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According to the theme parks’ websites, guests who want to visit a Six Flags location upon reopening will have to make reservations in advance.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}“IMPORTANT: ALL VISITORS (INCLUDING PASS HOLDERS AND MEMBERS) MUST MAKE ADVANCE RESERVATIONS TO VISIT THE PARK," reads a message posted to the parks' websites. "To meet state social distancing guidelines and ensure the health and safety of our guests, all visits to the park must be pre-scheduled using our online reservation system."
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In addition to the reservation-system, Six Flags will also be conducting temperature checks at entrances and requiring guests to wear face masks, CBS Los Angeles reported.
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Meanwhile, other theme parks, like Disneyland and Disney World, do not yet have a concert target date for reopening.