Theme parks set to reopen with reduced capacity, reservation system

Busch Gardens and Adventure Islands will welcome back guests starting June 11.

  • By Business Observer Staff
  • | 9:21 a.m. June 8, 2020
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Courtesy. Starting on Thursday, June 11, Busch Gardens guests can once again enjoy Montu and other rollercoasters and rides at the Tampa theme park.
Courtesy. Starting on Thursday, June 11, Busch Gardens guests can once again enjoy Montu and other rollercoasters and rides at the Tampa theme park.
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TAMPA — Seaworld Entertainment Inc. (NYSE: SEAS), the Orlando-based parent company of Busch Gardens Tampa Bay and Adventure Island, plans to reopen the Tampa theme parks on Thursday.

 

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