Entertainment centres, children’s play areas and gaming halls are set to reopen in Abu Dhabi.
The Department of Economic Development have released guidelines for venues to allow the safe reopening to the public.
.@AbuDhabiDED issues guidelines on the reopening of entertainment centres and gaming halls in #AbuDhabi, following the implementation of preventative measures. These locations will operate at 60% capacity, in line with limits set out for all outlets at shopping malls. pic.twitter.com/tjX3wpSHhs
— Ù Ùتب أبÙظب٠اÙإعÙا٠٠(@admediaoffice) September 23, 2020
A capacity limit of 60 percent is placed on all venues inside shopping malls.
As part of the safety regulations all equipment, rides and materials touched by children must be disinfected and sanitised using string disinfectants.
In addition, all protective equipment including helmets and ropes must be sanitised before and after every use and ball pits has a capacity limit of 30 percent.
All employees must be tested for COVID-19, frequent temperature checks will be carried out, sterilisation will be carried out throughout the day, social distancing of two metres will be maintained, contactless payment encouraged and masks are mandatory for all staff and visitors.
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