Water safety programs are very important to implement due to the fact that drowning is the second leading cause of injury death in children ages 1-14 in the United States. On average, two children die from unintentional drowning every day, according to the Center for Disease Control (CDC).

Two of the biggest risk factors for drowning are lack of swimming ability and lack of close supervision. The risk of drowning is preventable in almost all scenarios, especially if children are supervised around bodies of water. Where it gets tricky to supervise closely is when you have a lot of kids in one place, such as a city pool, park, or camp. When children outnumber adults, supervision is more difficult

Leaders of venues and attractions may be wondering how to best communicate their reopening plans to the public and their employees.  In this article, we share 4 tips to help attractions build successful reopening communication plans for their theme parks and attractions to ensure the health, safety, and peace of mind of their guests and employees.