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Date Published: 06/06/2022
ARCHIVED - All Covid restrictions removed from Alicante water parks
Public swimming pools and water parks in the entire Valencian Community can once again operate at full capacity
The summer season is almost upon us and tourists are already descending from far and wide on the ever-popular Alicante. Water parks and pools are always a family favourite and the regional Ministry of Justice, Interior and Public Administration has delivered the good news this week that all Covid restrictions are to be lifted.
This means that these attractions can once again open to 100% capacity; however, “in the face of a massive influx, nothing prevents assessing and reconsidering the reduction in capacity if this guarantees greater security,” the ministry clarified.
Masks are also no longer required at public swimming pools or water parks, although the authorities have recommended their “responsible use,” particularly in bars and restaurants or where the recommended safety distance can’t be maintained.
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The ministry has also reminded both residents and tourists that smoking is still prohibited on all bar and restaurant outdoor terraces.
As always, safety is a priority and “we must be especially scrupulous in this type of space,” regional secretary of Security and Emergencies, Jose María Ángel, insisted, “because they are usually frequented by minors, the most susceptible to drowning and accidents.”
According to the current regulations, swimming pools with a water surface area of between 200 and 500 square metres must have a minimum of one lifeguard, while larger venues of up to 1,000 square metres must have at least two.
Pools that are larger than 1,000 square metres must provide an additional lifeguard for every 500 square metres.
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