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Universal Studios and Six Flags visitors must have COVID vaccine proof or test negative

October 11, 2021

Maria Henriquez

Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, Calif. and Universal Studios Hollywood in Universal City will require proof of complete COVID-19 vaccination or negative virus test results from all guests, according to reports.

The theme parks adjusted guidelines to comply with recent Los Angeles County Department of Public Health rules that require outdoor "mega events" with guests of more than 10,000 people to add health procedures.

Six Flags will be requiring guests to display their vaccination or negative test results on certain days. Universal Studios requires guests always to be prepared to show proof of their vaccine or test results. Verification, however, will take place when needed based on theme park attendance.

In addition, Six Flags will be partnering with CLEAR, an app that allows employees or attendees to upload proof of vaccination, negative COVID-19 tests, or fill out health surveys.

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Maria Henriquez joined Security Magazine in 2019 as its Associate Editor. Since then, she has been covering the security industry and reporting on issues affecting enterprise security leaders, to include cybersecurity, leadership and management, risk and resilience and pressing security challenges facing the industry. Within her role at Security, she works to produce several Special Reports and other stories for the monthly eMagazine, Newswire articles, Web Exclusive features, as well as manage social media, the 5 minutes with series, and the Today’s Cybersecurity Leader and Security enewsletter. She graduated from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with a bachelor’s in English and Creative Writing.