Animal shows back at Subic Marine Theme Park
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Marine theme park Ocean Adventure will resume its animal shows and other leisure activities here on Saturday, seven months after its closure at the onset of the coronavirus pandemic. Dolphin and sea lion shows are scheduled every Saturday and Sunday to “restore the allure of the free port as a tourism destination,” according to Robert Gonzaga, president of Subic Bay Marine Exploratorium Inc., which operates the park. Gonzaga said the park would resume operations with strict health and safety measures, accommodating only at most 30 people for each cycle of the shows.
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Aglibot, J. R., & Visaya, V. Jr. (2020, October 9). Animal shows back at Subic Marine Theme Park Philippine Daily Inquirer, p. A8.
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