Here’s what’s reopening in Ohio on Tuesday

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Ohio will almost be completely open by the end of this week when 95% of the state’s economy will be up and running.

Here’s what to expect to reopen on Tuesday, May 26, which is one of the biggest days for openings:

Public and club pools

Cities and towns that decided to open up the pool this year will have to abide by social distancing guidelines when they reopen.

There will be barriers to abide by those guidelines.

There will be limited use of the locker rooms and restrooms. That includes showers as well.

Employees will also wear masks.

Gyms and fitness centers

Employees will abide by social distancing guidelines
Some Employees will wear masks
Locker rooms will be spaced apart
Restrooms will have limited access, and only a specific number of people can use them at one time

To read the full guidelines and what you may see at gyms and fitness centers, click here.

Ohio BMVs

BMVs will also be back open as well, but if you have an expired license or plates, you will have 90 days to get them renewed.

To read the full guidelines and what you may see at Ohio BMV’s click here.

Mini golf, batting cages, and bowling alleys

"We’re excited,” said Chris Heinebrodt, the Associate General Manager of Swings-N-Things Fun Park in North Olmstead. “We’re ready, we’re thrilled to go.”

The indoor arcade and bumper cars will remain closed, while the park’s homemade ice cream is already open for walk-up service.

“We’re part of the community’s routine. People have been coming here for 35 years,” Heinebrodt said. “We want to bring people back out, even if it’s just for some ice cream or a round of putt putt, it’s time for people to come back out.”

“There’s going to be no making up for the part that’s already gone but we are ready to get going with everything else just as soon as possible and make the most out of what’s left of the summer,” he added.

Non-contact sports are allowed to resume

There will be a no-touch rule in place
Anyone present at a game will need to adhere to social distancing guidelines
Teams must check participants temperatures daily
All equipment related to the activity has to be sanitized before and after

For the full guidelines, click here.

Here is what you can expect to reopen soon:

Daycares and childcare facilities on Sunday, May 31:

Child care providers must operate under reduced staff to child ratios and maximum group size limitations at all times
Child care providers must ensure that children wash their hands upon entering their classrooms. This may require providers to assist children with handwashing
Child care providers may use temporary walls to divide a room into smaller spaces to serve multiple groups, under limited circumstances

To read all of the rules for daycares and childcare, click here.