Gov. Phil Murphy says amusement and water parks, along with playgrounds across New Jersey can reopen July 2 from the COVID-19 pause.

The governor said Tuesday the parks must limit capacity to 50% and face masks must be worn by workers and attendees “where practicable.” Rides will be sanitized regularly.

The announcement includes rides at shore resorts.

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It’s possible more could be learned today about the plan to reopen indoor recreation, which includes arcades, around the state.

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AP wire services helped contribute to this report.