La Maestranza plans to reopen with different rates

La Maestranza children’s park is scheduled to reopen at noon this Saturday in Old Havana. The announcement distinguishes between admission for children and adults: children would enter free, while adults would pay 200 pesos. The information presents those amounts as admission terms, not as the cost of each recreational activity for visitors to the site.

The plan also includes separate rates for individual attractions. The 200-peso adult charge therefore does not include use of those options; admission and access to each attraction are not described as a single payment. The distinction clarifies the announced price: the adult amount covers entry, while individual activities carry additional charges under the terms communicated.

An electronic payment option was also announced. That method accompanies the stated rates: children would enter free, adults would pay 200 pesos and individual attractions would cost extra. The notice does not specify which electronic systems would be accepted, but it does include digital payment among the planned options for visitors.

The announcement was posted on Facebook by Empresa de Gestión del Patrimonio S.A., part of the Office of the Historian of the City of Havana. The official newspaper highlighted the notice. The information thus identifies both the entity that posted it and the institution to which it belongs; those details accompany the reopening announcement without changing the rates or planned date.

The central information is a planned reopening at noon on Saturday in Old Havana. The announced conditions distinguish among children, adults and users of the attractions: free admission for children, a 200-peso fee for adults and additional rates for each recreational option. Electronic payment was also announced, although no further details about that method were given.