With Beijing’s Covid-19 infections falling, the Universal Beijing Resort said yesterday that it will resume operations on June 15 after a month of closure.
The resort, which opened in September 2021, includes the Universal Studios Beijing theme park, Universal CityWalk Beijing, and two hotels.
On the premise of strictly complying with Beijing’s epidemic prevention and control policies and requirements, the CityWalk and the two hotels are expected to reopen on June 14, one day prior to the theme park, the resort said.
They will cap the number of visitors at no more than 75% of maximum capacity.
After it reopens, all tourists should present negative nucleic acid test reports taken within the past 72 hours and have their temperatures checked before entering the resort.
The Universal Beijing Resort temporarily closed its theme park and the CityWalk on May 1 for epidemic prevention and control amid a Covid-19 outbreak that begun in the Chinese capital on April 22.
As the latest resurgence of Covid-19 infections subdues, Beijing is loosening epidemic response restrictions and steadily returning to normal.
Beijing reported five new locally transmitted cases during the 15 hours leading up to 3 p.m. yesterday, according to local authorities.
The cases were detected across two districts in Beijing, with three in Changping, and two in Fengtai, Pang Xinghuo, deputy head of the Beijing municipal disease prevention and control center, told a press briefing, adding that all the new cases were reported among those quarantined for observation.
The city currently has one high-risk area for COVID-19 and four medium-risk areas. MDT/Xinhua
