Abbott: Food Courts Can Now Reopen, Waterparks Are Up Next

Will Anderson, Biz Journals
Tue, 05/26/2020 - 3:44pm

Gov. Greg Abbott took another step May 26 toward reopening the Texas economy, clearing the way for water parks and other businesses to resume operations. Here's how businesses are impacted by the regulations: • Driver education programs can resume immediately • Food court dining areas within shopping malls can reopen immediately. • Water parks can reopen May 29 at 25% capacity although video arcades must remain closed • Recreational sports programs for adults can restart, although games…

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