The outdoor rides and amusements are set to reopen Thursday at Point Pleasant Beach, as is the Silverball Museum in Asbury Park, and casinos and race tracks across New Jersey.

 

In Point Pleasant Beach, workers have been making sure everything is sanitized at Jenkinson's, which hired "Emergency Services New Jersey" to help.

They've been spraying down boardwalk attractions and rides. The bio-friendly coating provides 90 days of extra protection. Jenkinson's is also looking into extending the season into the fall.

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In Asbury Park, the Silverball Museum is set to reopen Thursday, and if you plan to go, you will only get one hour per admission. All guests will be required to wear a face covering, and capacity will be limited to 25%. Customers are asked to social distance from others.

Casinos and race tracks are also set to reopen Thursday and operate at 25% capacity. Face coverings and health screenings will be required for both employees and people making bets. Restaurants will also be allowed to reopen for indoor dining under the same rules.