Movie theaters, museums, zoos, and other venues increase capacity today
New York is taking another big step forward on the road to reopening today as movie theaters, museums, zoos, and other entertainment venues can welcome more visitors.
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Apr 26, 2021, 10:13 AM
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2ds agoNew York is
taking another big step forward on the road to reopening today as movie
theaters, museums, zoos, and other entertainment venues can welcome more
visitors.
Today,
movie theaters can increase capacity to 33% - up from 25%.
Indoor and
outdoor arts and entertainment venues considered low-risk, which includes
museums, zoos, historical and cultural sites, and aquariums, can boost capacity
to 50% - up from 25%.
Museums
will now be able to allow up to 1,500 people a day inside.
Beginning May 19, large,
indoor arenas can increase capacity to 25%.