Los Angeles County Restaurants, Movie Theaters & Gyms Reopen Today
Los Angeles County can start to go back to normalcy as restaurants, movie theaters and gyms are able to reopen indoors at a limited capacity amidst the Coronavirus pandemic.
The move comes as California has finally distributed 2 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine in areas that were hit hardest by the pandemic, and cases have significantly decreased in the past few weeks.
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Per ABC 7 News, the opening guidelines are:
“– museums, zoos and aquariums can open indoors at 25% of capacity;
— gyms and fitness centers can open indoors at 10% capacity, with required masking;
— movie theaters can open at 25% capacity with reserved seating to provide at least six feet of distance between patrons;
— retail and personal care businesses can increase indoor capacity to 50%;
— indoor shopping malls can reopen at 50%, with common areas remaining closed, but food courts can open at 25% capacity and in adherence with the other requirements for indoor restaurants.”
As we reported, California’s move to the red tier will also allow theme parks to open by by April 1, which includes Disneyland and Universal Studios. However, it is restricted to 15% capacity, and in-state visitors only. The new openings should bring a major boost to the depleted economy.
