Legoland California, which was forced to shut down a year ago because of the pandemic, will reopen April 1 under new statewide rules that sharply limit capacity, it announced Friday. A wider reopening for the general public is planned for April 15, when the park will also open up its Sea Life aquarium and Chima Water Park. Since the announcement, Southern California parks have begun preparing for their comeback, which includes hiring workers and putting in place safety protocols. In advance of its reopening, Legoland is hiring for multiple positions in attractions, the water park, food and beverage, retail and the park hotels. Among Legoland safety measures are cashless payments, social distancing practices and required face coverings for all guests age 2 and up and all staff members.

Source: Los Angeles Times March 19, 2021 22:13 UTC