As Florida prepares for potential extreme climate from Hurricane Ian, some points of interest and theme parks within the space are making changes to their operations.
Some points of interest have introduced adjustments in working hours and even closures.
Right here’s a listing impacted points of interest and theme parks. Hold checking again for updates.
BUSCH GARDENS TAMPA BAY
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay has introduced it will likely be closed on Wednesday and Thursday to make sure the protection of its ambassadors, friends and animals.
“Our climate prepardedness plan is in place and additional precautions have been taken to make sure the protection of our animals throughout this time,” the park stated in an announcement.
Busch Gardens is encouraging guests to examine its website and social media channels for updates on the park reopening. Additionally, all admission tickets have been prolonged by Dec. 31.
ZOOTAMPA AT LOWRY PARK
ZooTampa has introduced it is going to shut Tuesday by at the least Thursday to make sure the protection of its animals.
“The Zoo is regularly monitoring the climate and can take all precautions as situations warrant, prioritizing the well-being of the animals entrusted to our care and our staff,” the zoo stated in a information launch.
ZooTampa stated its extreme climate preparedness plan includes transferring bigger animals into the evening homes, that are constructed to face up to main storms, and transferring smaller animals into ancillary buildings. The Zoo can even implement a storm ride-out staff of animal care professionals, veterinary employees, upkeep and EMTs if the scenario requires it.
