For the past few weeks, people have flocked to Six Flags America because it’s home to one of Maryland’s mass vaccination sites – but starting this weekend, socially-distant crowds will also be gathering there for a very different reason.
“We’re opening for our 22nd season, which is our longest season in park history,” explained Public Relations Manager Joe Pudlick. “We’ve never opened this early in March, and we are so excited about it.”
Pudlick went through a long list of health and safety precautions visitors can expect to see at the park, most of which were tested out during an abbreviated 2020 season. The precautions include a mask requirement, temperature checks when guests enter the park, there’s a contactless security system, and reservations are required.
“Those reservations just make sure that we can maintain a safe capacity and that everybody can adequately social distance,” Pudlick said.
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