Tianjin’s Water Park reopens to public

Parks in Tianjin will be opened to the public gradually and in an orderly fashion as the COVID-19 outbreak becomes ever more controlled.

The Water Park was officially opened on March 18.

It has implemented an upper limit of 5,000 visitors per day, in view of the ongoing outbreak.

Places which tend to have poor ventilation and dense crowding, such as galleries, flower pavilions and indoor venues, will remain temporarily closed to reduce close contact.

Visitors need to wear a mask, have their temperature measured and have their information registered before they can enter the park. Those with a green health QR Code are allowed to enter the park after scanning their “jinmenzhanyi” QR code at the gate.

Visitors without a mask or with a body temperature at or above 37.3℃ and cough symptoms are not allowed to enter the park.

When inside, visitors are required to keep a distance of more than 1.5 meters from each other. No pets or other animals are allowed to enter the park.

In the park, visitors need to follow instructions displayed by the two LED screens at the gates.

Gatherings are not allowed in the park. Square dancing, group calisthenics, chess, card games, and other group entertainment activities are prohibited.

Feeding wild animals is strictly banned.

A "grid management" system has been implemented. The park shall be divided into grids and grid workers shall devote themselves to carrying out dynamic, effective and all-round supervision of the COVID-19 prevention and control measures imposed on visitors.

Opening Hours: 9:00 to 16:00

Closing Hours: 17:00 to 9:00 next day