HONG KONG: Hong Kong's Ocean Park reopened on Saturday (June 13) after more than four months amid virus fears. Measures to guard against Covid-19 (coronavirus) include limiting the amusement park's capacity to 9,000 guests per day for the first two weeks.
Visitors waiting in line for the Arctic Blast roller coaster ride at Ocean Park in Hong Kong, China, on Saturday, . The theme park reopens on Saturday following its temporary closure after more than four months due to the coronavirus pandemic. - Bloomberg
The animal and nature-themed attraction combines pandas, penguins, roller coasters and other rides, and has been a Hong Kong icon since 1977. Among the dozens of guests queuing for the 10am reopening of the Aberdeen resort arrived much earlier, with many saying they had missed the thrill of the theme park’s rides.
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