Dollywood + Six Flags Parks in Texas Provide Reopening Dates
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The park's COVID-19 plan looks very similar to the one that Silver Dollar City released, and is available to check out at this link.
Like its sister park, Dollywood will be utilizing temperature screenings, require face masks, and limiting attendance. Passholders will reserve a date to visit and other tickets will be sold only for the date that a guests wishes to attend.
Dollywood's new Flower and Food Festival will be held this summer, with more information to come.
Six Flags' Texas parks have been given the green light to open, and they're planning on doing so in just a couple weeks.
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Six Flags Fiesta Texas will kick off their season on June 19th, when members and season pass holders can visit the park. That extends through the 21st of June, after which the general public my purchase tickets. As stated earlier, all guests must have a reservation to visit the park, and abide by all safety regulations that Six Flags has put in place. We've covered all of Six Flags' changes previously, so we will not repeat them each time a park reopens.
Also of note, the park's website is still showing the park's 2019 attraction on the "what's new" page, so it is still not clear if they intend to open Dare Devil Dive this year or not.
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Six Flags Over Texas is also opening on June 19th for members and season pass holders, then the general public on June 22nd. Same as with Fiesta Texas, reservations will be required in order to visit the park.
Right now, the park's new water splash ride, Aquaman Power Wave, is still listed on the "what's new" tab, though it is not clear if the ride will be ready when the park opens.
Elsewhere in Texas, the Six Flags chain will also open Hurricane Harbor on June 18th.
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