Indoor attractions reopen at East Hanover’s Funplex
Indoor attractions at East Hanover’s Funplex have opened once again following a COVID-19 pause.
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Sep 3, 2020, 12:00 AM
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415ds agoIndoor attractions at East Hanover’s Funplex have opened once again following a COVID-19 pause.
Reservations are required as the indoor capacity is cut down to 25% and some rides will still be shut down.
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Officials say that each ride will be cleaned after every run and that riders will be spaced out for social distancing.
“We’re looking forward to kind of people being able to do everything that we used to do indoors…we’re getting birthday party inquires, people want to do birthday parties,” says CEO Brian Williams. “I think the more guests know that we will be open, somewhat normally, the better it will be for everyone.”
The indoor facility at Mount Laurel is still closed. The outdoor attractions reopened on July 2.
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