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First POV video of Shred the Sewers Launch Coaster

More photos of Shred the Sewers Launch Coaster













Sources: https://goo.gl/maps/wCmWpPSNjRvh9fFT8 and https://www.metronews.ru/novosti/moscow/reviews/moskvichi-ispytali-supergorku-polet-v-tonnele-1693403/

The flying theater and Hotel Transylvania dark ride have still yet to open

Source: https://www.mskagency.ru/photobank/510982

First look at guests on the coaster



Source: https://instagram.com/stories/temavasya/2355451415223014538

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles-themed Intamin launch coaster will be ready for guests when the park reopens tomorrow, July 18



Sources: https://stroi.mos.ru/mobile/news/novyi-ekstriemal-nyi-attraktsion-otkroietsia-18-iiulia-v-parkie-ostrov-miechty and https://vk.com/wall-180232064_3357

Dream Island will reopen from its Covid-19 closure on July 18th.

For more than three months, we dreamed at home and finally it's time to fulfill our wishes. July 18, "Dream Island" reopens for visitors!

Source: https://www.facebook.com/ostrovmechtipark/

This video was posted on June 4th but I think it's from the early opening. It shows a lot of the mall area and a walk through of the whole park. I also don't remember seeing the actual park entrance full castle facade before within the mall so thought it was interesting.

Restaurants and bars reopened this week in Moscow. People have started to be a bit looser about the rules (mask & gloves). Let's see, as if it's like here in Western Europe, Theme Parks are the last things to reopen (& concert halls)

Looks like Moscow may be lifting its lockdown restrictions soon.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, a staunch Putin loyalist, all but declared victory over COVID-19 on the city's news channel Monday. Moscow's lockdown rules will gradually be lifted over the coming two weeks, he said.

Source: https://www.npr.org/sections/coronavirus-live-updates/2020/06/08/871974665/moscow-eases-coronavirus-lockdown-ahead-of-military-parade-and-referendum?t=1591805266622

Yes you're correct CarlySX. They also mention that their social media managers are employed by a contractor company, and that it is that company who is not paying their employees.
They also want to stress that even though Coronavirus is hitting the economy pretty hard right now, they keep paying their ~ 1000 FTE (and that they are working remotely at the moment)