Six Flags adapts new safety measures as it reopens its first location

The company released a video showing its new safety procedures at Six Flags Frontier City in Oklahoma, which is set to reopen June 5.

News 12 Staff

May 26, 2020, 4:58 PM

Updated 1,430 days ago

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Amusement park company Six Flags announced its plans to reopen its first location. 
The company released a video showing its new safety procedures at Six Flags Frontier City in Oklahoma, which is set to reopen June 5.
 
In addition to wearing masks, the park will use thermal imaging for temperature checks at the entrance. There will also be extensive cleaning of rides.
There is no word on when other Six Flags parks could reopen.


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