The Petersen Automotive Museum plans to reopen its doors this Thursday, March 25, with new hours: Wednesday-Sunday, 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Although the museum highlights the reopening with new exhibits and vehicles, the best part about the reopening may be that “the museum will offer verified health care workers and first responders complimentary admission for themselves and up to three immediate family members for the rest of 2021.”
All tickets for the museum must be pre-purchased and are available now at petersen.org. For healthcare workers and first responders to receive complimentary access, those individuals “will need to reserve tickets online and provide a physical copy of professional verification at museum check-in.”
As far as safety protocols, both visitors and staff are required to wear face coverings, and social distancing guidelines “will be enforced” with designated paths, entrances, and exits. As well, the museum notes that interactive exhibits like the Forza simulators and the Discovery center will remain closed.
For more information about the reopening of the Petersen Museum and how to reserve tickets, read the full press release below or visit petersen.org.
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Looks like Fun
Greg
