The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce (SCV Chamber) is encouraging Santa Clarita residents to sign a letter meant to urge state officials to allow Southern California theme parks like Six Flags Magic Mountain to re-open.
Ed. Note: The following information was provided to KHTS by SCV Chamber,
Sign onto our letter and urge Governor Newsom to allow for Six Flags Magic Mountain and other parks to re-open safely! Visit our Impact SCV page at the SCV Chamber Website under our Advocacy tab.
California’s amusement parks and attractions want to be a part of the solution as California faces the unprecedented hurdles presented by COVID-19.
After the Governor rolled out the Resilience Roadmap, California Attractions and Parks Association (CAPA) crafted a comprehensive plan with health and safety protocols for parks to re-open. Our parks have been busy planning and preparing to implement their own site-specific plans for re-opening in a manner that promotes the safety of both guests & employees.
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Economic recovery will be slow-going. It will take time for consumer confidence to return and for struggling families to plan a trip to an amusement park. According to data collected from Visit California, the Tourism industry is suffering immense losses, with travel-related spending not expected to recover until 2024.
Our parks are ready to re-open in a responsible manner and yet they have not been authorized to do so.
UPCOMING PROGRAMMING
View all SCV Chamber upcoming programming and register at the website.
February 23 | 6:00 PM | NextSCV: Mix @ Six |
February 25 | 11:00 AM | Sustainability: Creating & Funding a Vision |
March 2 | 12:00 PM | Empowered Women Network with Lindsay Schlick |
March 3 | 11:00 AM | 2021 Economic & Market Update |
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