Corona is on the decline in Germany: Many facilities are allowed to reopen.
This is also the case with the large “Phantasialand” amusement park in North Rhine-Westphalia.
Munich / Brühl - The pandemic is on the retreat - Corona is losing momentum in Germany.
You can also tell from the fact that a wide variety of institutions are allowed to open their doors again.
Prominent example from North Rhine-Westphalia: Phantasialand!
Phantasialand opens: New themed world since late summer 2020
From June 10th, one of Germany's largest and best-known amusement parks can again receive visitors, as the
Express
reports.
The employees of the park are accordingly happy: "We are very happy," a spokeswoman for the park told the newspaper.
All attractions should be accessible to visitors again, including the “Rookburgh” themed world, which was only opened in late summer 2020.
The lockdown followed in the fall.
Phantasialand: experience attractions, but only with a medical mask
The question of “how” will be exciting: because of course the minimum distance will be a big issue, which could result in restrictions.
In addition, medical masks must be worn on the premises, including during the attractions.
Either way, however, only people who have an officially recognized negative test result, a full vaccination (which must be at least 14 days old) or proof of recovery through a positive PCR test result, which may be a maximum of six months old, are allowed to enter the park.
The park is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. during the week and until 7 p.m. on the weekend.
Restaurants and cafes in the park also welcome visitors.
However, you have to register on the park's homepage beforehand - spontaneous visitors are not yet possible.