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Six Flags is often known for clones of rides across multiple park locations, relocating rides from park to park, and having an extremely affordable monthly membership. So, how is this theme park chain handling its safety protocol adjustments? Well, when I visited Six Flags St. Louis on June 25, I was excited to find out.
Six Flags has announced a planned rollout of Mobile Food Ordering at its theme parks via the Six Flags app.
Imagine going through theme park security without having to open all your bags and allowing a security guard to look through your things, or not even having to put your bags into an x-ray machine. That may be the case soon at some Six Flags parks.
When Six Flags reopens its parks to guests, extensive new safety measures and cleaning protocols will be implemented, along with new advanced technology systems to protect guests and employees.
Six Flags has announced the launch of their new guest reservation system, which will allow the parks to manage their daily attendance levels and ensure social distancing per CDC guidelines.
Six Flags has announced that all guests will be required to make advance reservations in order to visit their parks once they reopen.
This is truly a strange time that we have never seen before; theme parks, convention centers, beaches, and other public places have fully shut down in an attempt to stop the ongoing health crisis. Micah Muzio on Youtube took to the skies to showcase what some of these theme parks look like now.
Many of us have an early childhood memory of our very first log flume ride, whether it was a ride through Splash Mountain at Disneyland, Knott’s Berry Farm’s Timber Mountain, or perhaps a local rendition at a nearby state amusement park. There is a sort of shared experience we all have of climbing those rickety conveyor belts, only to dive down a refreshing plummet into sweet, chlorine-filled water.
Six Flags have begun to close their parks across the U.S. as a result of the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Six Flags‘ President and CEO Mike Spanos has shared an update with guests concerning the coronavirus (COVID-19) and the measures the parks are taking to keep guests and employees safe.