As loosened restrictions under the red tier took effect in San Diego County on Wednesday, Balboa Park announced which gardens and museums would be reopening.
In their latest update, the park broke down what attractions are currently reopened to the public and which ones are scheduled to open in the coming weeks.
Areas open to the public 7 days a week:
- Visitors Center in the House of Hospitality
- Balboa Park Disc Golf Course
- Balboa Park Golf Course
- Dog Parks
- Playgrounds
- Walking Trails
- Free Gardens
Now open as of Wednesday, March 17:
- Japanese Friendship Garden, 7 days/week
- May S. Marcy Sculpture Garden, 7 days/week
- San Diego Air and Space Museum, 7 days/week
- San Diego Zoo, 7 days/week
- Spanish Village Art Center, 7 days/week
Reopening Friday, March 19:
- United Nations Building and Gift Shop, Friday March 19 through Sunday March 21; beginning Tuesday, March 23, 6 days/week, closed Monday
Reopening Saturday, March 20:
- San Diego Museum of Art, 6 days/week, closed Wednesday
Reopening Friday, April 2:
- Centro Cultural de la Raza, 3 days/week, Friday through Sunday
- Fleet Science Center, 4 days/week, Friday through Monday
- San Diego Automotive Museum, 6 days/week, closed Monday
- San Diego Model Railroad Museum, 3 days/week, Friday through Sunday
- San Diego Natural History Museum, 5 days/week, Friday through Tuesday
Reopening Friday, April 16:
- San Diego History Center, 3 days/week, Friday through Sunday
Reopening Wednesday, April 21:
- Museum of Us, 5 days/week, Wednesday through Sunday
Attractions that are not currently open to the public:
- Balboa Park Activity Center
- Balboa Park Club
- Botanical Building
- Bud Kearns Memorial Pool
- ComicCon Museum
- House of Pacific Relations International Cottages
- Marston House Museum
- Mingei International Museum
- Museum of Photographic Arts
- Observation Deck at Moreton Bay Fig Tree, opening April 30
- The Old Globe
- Timken Museum of Art
- Veterans Museum at Balboa Park
You can find more information about the reopening here.
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