Alton Towers is reopening some its grounds this weekend, from Saturday, June 6.
In line with current government guidance, the amusement park is expected to reopen entirely on July 4.
However, its gardens will be reopened - although rides and rollercoasters will stay shut until next month.
There will be limited capacity and restricted opening hours to ensure social distancing is observed.
Visitors are also encouraged to pre-book online, the Manchester Evening News reports.
Upon arrival, guests will need to follow directions for parking to allow for social distancing. Visitors will also be subject to a temperature check prior to entry.
Hand sanitiser will be available for guests at the park and enhanced cleaning will take place by staff throughout the day who will also be wearing PPE.
There will be social distancing markers at places around the Resort and visitors will be asked to stay with their families and friends and follow new signage and information.
Emma Catterall, Divisional Director of Alton Towers Resort said: “The Gardens have been open to the public in one form or another since 1839, but are often overlooked by guests as they rush from one ride to another.
"We are delighted to have this opportunity to offer guests the chance to enjoy the Gardens in themselves.
"We are limiting the number of guests each day, and have put a raft of hygiene and safety measures in place to protect our visitors and employees.
"We are excited to be welcoming guests back to the Resort and offering families a beautiful place to enjoy time in the outdoors together."
