To replace the Valencia site, officials will open two new ones: at College of the Canyons in Santa Clarita and at Palmdale Oasis Park Recreation Center.
Los Angeles County’s large-scale COVID-19 vaccination site at Six Flags Magic Mountain will close Sunday — a move that comes shortly after the reopening of the theme park, which had been closed for more than a year due to the coronavirus. To replace the Valencia location, where about 129,000 doses have been doled out since January, officials will open two new sites in the county’s northern reaches: one at College of the Canyons in Santa Clarita and the other at the Palmdale Oasis Park Recreation Center. Those locations will open April 19, according to the county. Both will be able to administer up to 2,000 vaccinations per day and will offer walk-up appointments. For more information on available vaccine sites or to schedule an appointment, visit the county public health website. “Ensuring equitable vaccine access for communities in the north county is a priority and I appreciate the collaboration between the county and our community partners, including Magic Mountain, to run efficient operations that support our monumental task of vaccinating our residents,” county Supervisor Kathryn Barger said in a statement.
