Sea Life Aquarium At Legoland California Resort Closes Again

CARLSBAD, CA — A little more than two weeks after reopening, the Sea Life Aquarium at Legoland California Resort closed its doors again Tuesday as new coronavirus-related restrictions went into effect in San Diego County.

After two weeks of rising COVID-19 cases, county public health officials on Monday halted all indoor operations in businesses such as bars, restaurants, museums, zoos, cardrooms, theaters and family entertainment centers. The restrictions went into effect Tuesday morning and will be in place for at least three weeks.

The Carlsbad-based aquarium is closed until further notice, according to Legoland California Resort.

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"The safety and health of our guests, staff and sea animals remain our top priority as we navigate through these unpredictable times," the aquarium said in an announcement.

The Sea Life Aquarium — along with the Legoland theme park and water park — closed mid-March due to the coronavirus pandemic. The aquarium reopened June 20 after shutting down for three months.

For information regarding pre-booked reservations to the aquarium, visit legoland.com/sealifefaqs.

Also see:

• California Coronavirus: Latest Updates On Cases, Orders, Closures
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• Sea Life Aquarium At Legoland California Resort To Reopen June 20
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• Legoland California Thanks Coronavirus Frontline Heroes
• Legoland California Honors NYC Coronavirus Frontline Heroes
• Legoland California Extends Coronavirus Closure Until April 15
• Legoland California To Shut Down Due To Coronavirus