Sharing………….<\/p>\n
*Canobie Lake Park To Require Reservations, *<\/p>\n
*Temperature Checks For July Reopening*<\/p>\n
SALEM, N.H. (CBS) \u2013 Thrill-seekers rejoice. Canobie Lake Park is getting If you are headed that way, expect things to be a little different than \u201cOur new normal is what we\u2019re working on diligently,\u201d Brand Manager Chris Those changes include health screenings and temperature checks at the gate, Those reservations aren\u2019t available just yet, but will be available at \u201cWe are going to have some timed entry where guests will be asked to come \u201cWe\u2019re excited to be back. We\u2019re excited to have you back,\u201d Nicoli said. See you in the queue,<\/p>\n *Rus*<\/p>\n Rus Ozana *1,007 coasters ridden in 33 states and 20 countries*<\/p>\n www.ACENewEngland.org<\/a> <www.acenewengland.org\/<\/a>><\/p>\n www.ACEonline.org<\/a> <www.aceonline.org\/<\/a>><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Sharing…………. *Canobie Lake Park To Require Reservations, * *Temperature Checks For July Reopening* SALEM, N.H. (CBS) \u2013 Thrill-seekers rejoice. Canobie Lake Park is getting ready to reopen. The amusement part in Salem, New Hampshire will open its gate to the public on July 16 . If you are headed that way, expect things to be read more
\nready to reopen. The amusement part in Salem, New Hampshire will open its
\ngate to the public on July 16
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\n.<\/p>\n
\npast years, in order to keep visitors and employees safe and healthy.<\/p>\n
\nNicoli told WBZ-TV. \u201cYou\u2019re going to see a lot of changes and differences
\nthis year to create a safe, outdoor, fun, family entertainment experience.\u201d<\/p>\n
\nlimited capacity on rides, and social distancing in queues and throughout
\nthe park. There will even be a \u2018social distance crew\u2019 to help it all go
\nsmoothly.
\n\u201cOne of the big things too, is you\u2019re not going to be able to just come
\nlike you normally would,\u201d Nicoli explained. \u201cYou are going to need an
\nadvance reservation this year.\u201d<\/p>\n
\nCanobie.com <www.canobie.com\/updates\/<\/a>> soon.<\/p>\n
\nat a particular time to check in, but once you are here you can enjoy the
\nrest of the day,\u201d Nicoli said.
\nThe state of New Hampshire recently approved recommendations for amusement
\nparks
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\n to reopen, which cleared the way for Canobie Lake Park\u2019s plan to welcome
\nvisitors back. It usually opens for the season in mid-May.<\/p>\n
\n\u201cAnd please be patient with us.\u201d<\/p>\n
\nNew England Regional Representative
\nAmerican Coaster Enthusiasts
\nrozana@ACEonline.org<\/a>
\n617-816-9943<\/p>\n