The family fun center first reopened its miniature golf courses in January, and it will continue its phased reopening with ride attractions.
All guests will have to buy tickets ahead of time online and follow COVID-19 safety protocols.
The park is also hiring for hundreds of positions - from ride operators to food and beverage workers.
"We're looking for about 600 people in total, flexible jobs that can work around people's schedules, whether they are students or in a different stage of their career just looking for an extra opportunity to get out there and work with people in what's a fun and unique environment," said Nick Paradise, director of corporate communications with Palace Entertainment.
To learn more about these job opportunities and others www.abc7.com/solutions.
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