As the Six Flags drive-thru safari in Jackson gets set to open tomorrow, Frontier City in Oklahoma City, one of 26 theme parks operated by Six Flags, is set to reopen next Friday.

 

The company says New Jerseyans can expect to see similar precautions put in place when Six Flags Great Adventure reopens.

A host of new safety guidelines will include empty rows and seats on roller coasters, queue lines separated by six-foot markers and snacks purchased through an app.

Frontier City will first open with limited capacity, and restrictions on the number of guests in the park will be loosened over time. Guests will have to make reservations.

All tickets will be purchased online in advance, with no option to buy at the gate. Temperature screening and touch-less bag checks are at the entrance.

Meanwhile, Six Flags drive-thru safari in Jackson is set to open Saturday.

 

The experience will allow people to drive in their own cars through the 350-acre attraction that features 1,200 animals. It will be the first time since 2012 guests can drive their own cars along the five-mile route.

Customers must make online reservations for the safari. No tickets will be sold at the gate.