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COVID-19: Six recreational spots in Indonesia shut doors amid outbreak
Several recreational spots in Indonesia have been temporarily closed to stem the spread of COVID-19.
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Security personnels are on standby in front of the entrance gate of Ancol Dreamland Park on March 14. (Antara/Aditya Pradana Putra)
T
ourism is among sectors that have been affected by COVID-19. To curb the spread of the disease, a number of recreational spots in Indonesia have been temporarily closed.
Below is the list.
Ancol Dreamland Park
Located in North Jakarta, Ancol Dreamland Park announced it would extend its temporary closure until further notice. The park had previously informed the public on March 14 that it would close all recreational spots, resorts and restaurants within the area until March 27.
Jatim Park
All recreational areas within the Jawa Timur (Jatim) Park in Malang, East Java, are closed until April 20. The closure also includes Jatim Park 1 as the home of the Volcano Coaster attraction, Jatim Park 2 in which the Batu Secret Zoo resides and Jatim Park 3, which includes the Dino Park recreational spot.
Jungleland Adventure Theme Park
JungleLand Adventure Theme Park in Sentul city, West Java, announced on its website that the area would be closed until May 29 to be disinfected.
Those who wish to reschedule their visits can call 081280818773 or 02129311313.
Read also: Jakarta closes Ancol and Monas parks, Ragunan Zoo to contain COVID-19
Scientia Square Park
Urban educational park Scientia Square Park in Tangerang city, Banten, is closed until April 7. Food and beverage tenants remain open at Garden Walk, Garden Pads and Garden View from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Mondays to Thursdays and from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Fridays, Sundays and holidays.
Taman Safari Indonesia
Taman Safari Indonesia Group announced on Monday that it had closed all its parks including Taman Safari Bogor in West Java, Taman Safari Prigen in East Java, Bali Safari Park in Bali and Batang Dolphins Center in Central Java, until April 3. During the closure, all parks will undergo deep cleaning and be disinfected.
Waterbom PIK
Waterpark recreational area Waterbom PIK in North Jakarta is closed until April 5. Information on tickets is available via phone at 02155966666. (wir/wng)
