SAN ANTONIO – Some San Antonio-area businesses have announced closures on Monday due to wintry weather.
SeaWorld San Antonio and Six Flags Fiesta Texas are among the places that will close their doors, as the forecast includes freezing temperatures and the possibility of freezing drizzle/rain and perhaps a few pockets of sleet, according to KSAT meteorologists.
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Here is a list of businesses that have announced closures as of noon Sunday. This list will continue to be updated:
- Epic Bounce Park: The newly opened bounce park is closed on Monday and those who purchased tickets have been refunded. The park was supposed to donate $2 from every ticket sold on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day to the City of San Antonio’s MLK scholarship. Due to Monday’s closure, the $2 donation for every ticket sold was rescheduled for President’s Day.
- McNay Art Museum: The museum is closed on Monday.
- San Antonio Botanical Garden: The garden is closed on Monday.
- San Antonio Zoo: The San Antonio Zoo, Kiddie Park and the Zoo Train are closed on Monday.
- SeaWorld San Antonio: The park is closed on Monday. It will re-open on Saturday, Jan. 20. Click here for more information.
- Six Flags Fiesta Texas: The park is closed on Monday. Tickets purchased for these dates will be valid through May 27.
- The Alamo: The site is closed on Monday. Visitors who purchased tickets for guided tours or free-entry tickets to enter the Church will have their purchases refunded or tours rescheduled. To make a reservation change, email email tours@thealamo.org. It will reopen Tuesday at noon.
- The Briscoe Western Art Museum: The downtown museum is closed on Monday.
- The Doseum: The DoSeum will open with a two-hour delay. It will open at noon on Monday.
- Santikos Cibolo and New Braunfels locations will close Monday evening due to the winter weather conditions. For ticketing issues call 210-664-3348 or email tickethelp@santikos.com.
A hard freeze is expected Monday morning, Tuesday morning, and Wednesday morning with temperatures dipping down into the low 20s and upper teens in San Antonio.
The majority of schools and government offices in San Antonio were already scheduled to be closed on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, however, many smaller districts that were expected to be open have now announced closures.
Also, San Antonio’s MLK Day March and Celebration was canceled early Monday.
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