The parks say they are lowering restrictions in a “cautious and careful” way. The guests will not have to wear face masks in most indoor public areas or in close contact areas.
They will need to be worn on some areas including the climbing walls, zip wires and other attractions, but not in other parts such as the restaurants and cafes. The guests also won’t have to provide Test & Trace details when booking or arriving, and won’t have to use the app to check-in.
Families will still have to book tables at restaurants but will lift the limit on six per table. The parks will also increase capacity while all of the indoor and outdoor entertainment venues will be open.
A Haven spokesperson said that they are stepping out of the Covid period very carefully. In certain guest-facing areas such as our supermarkets and receptions, we will continue to use “sneeze” screens.
Hand sanitizer will be readily available across our parks and we strongly recommend that guests continue to use this.
