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SeaGlass Carousel Now Open

June Hours:
Thursday—Sunday
11am—9pm

Tribeca Film Festival Hours:

Wednesday, June 9 to Sunday, June 20
Open Every Day
11am—9pm

We are committed to keeping you healthy and safe, but we cannot guarantee you
won’t be exposed to COVID-19. We rely on you to protect yourself too:
• Wash your hands often and avoid touching your face
• Maintain your distance from others
• Cover your mouth and nose
• Avoid touching surfaces
• If you’re sick, please don’t participate and encourage your family not to participate
until you are well.

Tickets $5

In order to help limit high-touch surfaces, guests will have the option of purchasing tickets online in advance of their visit to redeem in-person at the carousel.

Guests will also have the option to purchase tickets at the carousel.

Please visit our Facebook page for up-to-date information.

Reopening Policies

In order to keep our guests safe, Ride Entertainment Parks & Attractions will uphold the following reopening procedures:

Face Masks Required at All Times. Guests will be required to wear face masks when entering the carousel queue line and when riding on the carousel.

Capacity. Capacity will be significantly reduced to 33%. Some fish will be marked as “occupied” to help enforce the number of non-related individuals that can occupy a single turntable; however, guests that are single households will be encouraged to ride together to help maximize capacity.

Non-Invasive Temperature Checks. Prior to entering the queue line, guests will undergo noninvasive temperature checks.

Social Distancing. 6 feet markers will be placed on the ground inside the carousel queue line. In support of social distancing, only guests who have purchased tickets will be permitted entry. Nonparticipants will be encouraged to take photos/videos from outside through the glass or wait for their children at the Exit door.

The Battery Conservancy

The Battery Conservancy was created in 1994 as a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit educational corporation to rebuild and revitalize The Battery, the 25-acre public park at the southern tip of Manhattan, and its major landmark, Castle Clinton National Monument. The Conservancy spearheads this dramatic transformation in partnership with City, State, and Federal governments and with individuals, corporations, and foundations in the private sector. 100% of The Battery Conservancy’s annual budget is generated by gifts from the private sector.

For more information, please visit thebattery.org.

Make a donation to The Battery Conservancy today.

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