Malaysian theme parks getting ready for business


Before you start your fun day at Lost World Of Tambun, you would need to have your temperature checked first. — YouTube

Under the recovery movement control order (June 10 to Aug 31), theme parks are still not allowed to open to the public. However, that has not stopped Legoland Malaysia Resort and Sunway Lost World Of Tambun from coming up with new standards for safety and hygiene at their premises.

Sunway Lost World Of Tambun (LWOT), located in Perak, have come up with a promotional video to showcase the new SOP (standard operating procedures) that they will be implementing once they reopen for business. In a press release, the company says that they are doubling down on safety and hygiene standards, and have released a three-minute-plus video on what future guests can expect at the park and its adjacent hotel.

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