Following a delayed season opening due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Kentucky Kingdom will open for the season on June 29, 2020.
Hurricane Bay water park will open shortly thereafter, on a date to be announced. Like many other parks around the country, Kentucky Kingdom will operate with enhanced sanitizing and cleaning procedures and safety protocols to provide the best possible protection of guests and team members during the current coronavirus crisis.
“Everyone has a role during these trying times. Kentucky Kingdom’s role is to provide opportunities for summer employment to many high school and college students,” said Kentucky Kingdom’s President and CEO, Ed Hart. “Equally important, our role is to bring smiles and safe family fun back into the community. That’s what Kentucky Kingdom and Hurricane Bay is all about.”
As a goodwill gesture to their guests, Kentucky Kingdom has lowered its admission prices for the upcoming season. General admission tickets are now $29.95. Season passes, which include free parking and many in-park discounts, are now priced at only $49.95. Season passes and general admission tickets are now available online at Kentucky Kingdom’s website.
The park has not forgotten about those who purchased their season passes in advance. For the 15,000 guests who have already purchased their 2020 season passes at Kentucky Kingdom, passes will be extended for the entirety of the 2021 season.
“We are especially grateful to our loyal season pass holders who have been so patient as we awaited notice from the Governor’s task force on reopening the park,” said Hart. “We want to thank these pass holders for their patience by honoring their “early bird” season passes not only for the 2020 season, but for the 2021 season as well.”
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