Theme parks and museums are reopening across China, as attractions temporarily shut down in the US and UK amid the. Wuhan has reported no new cases of.Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park will be. It closed to the public on January 24 as part of China’s safety measures.When it reopens, it will implement new safety regulations, including limiting visitor numbers, checking temperatures and only taking cashless payments.The theme park will also keep visitor numbers under half of its daily capacity, while indoor areas will be kept under 30 percent capacity (via ). Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park reopens this month.

The theme park will be spread over 300 acre site and eventually expand to 1000 acres. The project was approved this week by the Chinese government. Along with the theme park, NBCU will develop an. A Chinese theme park apologized on Monday after it forced a pig to bungee jump off a 68-meter high tower to mark the opening of its new attraction. The 75-kilogram pig, with its legs tied with rope and wearing a cape, was carried to the top of the 68-meter (223-foot) tower at the Meixin Red Wine Town theme park in Chongqing, southwest China, on Saturday.

Ocean ParkGuided tours, group tours and penguin shows will be suspended, the restaurant will remain closed, and visitors will be reminded to keep a distance of at least 1.5 metres from each other.Disneyland, Walt Disney World and Disneyland Paris have. Disney previously closed theme parks in Tokyo, Hong Kong and Shanghai.On March 9, Shanghai Disney Resort partially reopened with a limited number of shopping, dining, and recreational experiences.The Shanghai Disneyland theme park remains closed, but the move marks “the first step of a phased reopening” in China, according to Disney.

Shanghai Disney Resort is partially open.

The theme park has since put out a statement, saying that it accepted the 'criticism' it had received.' We sincerely accept netizens' criticism and advice and apologise to the public,' it said. 'We will improve our marketing of the tourist site, to provide tourists with better services.' 'Vulgar marketing tactic'The incident took place on 18 January at the Meixin Red Wine Town theme park in the sprawling Chinese municipality of Chongqing in south-western China.The publicity event - which organisers called the golden pig bungee jump - was held to celebrate the opening of the theme park's bungee attraction.The pig, which according to local reports weighed 75kg (165 lbs), is seen being pushed off the tower with a purple cape tied around its shoulders. In one video of the incident, what sound like pig squeals can be heard.What happens to the pig afterwards is not shown, though many local media reports say it was eventually sent to a slaughterhouse.Animal cruelty is not punishable by law in China. However, there has been growing awareness of animal welfare issues in recent years.Though a handful of people defended the incident on social media, saying it wasn't any different to 'killing a pig for food', the majority of users condemned the company's actions.'

This is a super vulgar marketing tactic,' said one commenter.' Killing animals for consumption and treating them cruelly for entertainment are two different things,' another said. 'There is no need to torture them like this.'

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Animal protection organisation Peta condemned the incident, calling it 'animal cruelty at its worst'.' Pigs experience pain and fear in the same ways that we do, and this disgusting PR stunt should be illegal,' Jason Baker, Peta senior vice-president of international campaigns, told BBC News.' The Chinese public's angry response should be a wake-up call to China's policy-makers to implement animal protection laws immediately.'