The San Diego Zoo and Safari Park will reopen to the public Saturday after being closed since early December due to regional coronavirus stay-at-home orders.
To ensure guest safety, zoo officials announced Monday they enacted changes that comply with guidelines outlined by public health authorities now that orders have been lifted.
Both parks are scheduled to resume operations in phases starting with outdoor dining, 25 percent capacity in retail outlets, a reduced number of guests on grounds, one-way path modifications, required face coverings (regardless of vaccination status), observed social distancing practices, and an increased number of sanitizing stations, according to zoo officials.
Attractions such as the Guided Bus Tour, Kangaroo Bus and Skyfari Aerial Tram, as well as the Safari Park’s Africa Tram, will be unavailable, officials said.
The parks will require guests to make reservations ahead of time online.
For more information about the reopening and purchasing tickets, go to SanDiegoZoo.org/Reopen.