Arcades and bowling allies are among the businesses allowed to reopen March 31 when Orange County graduates to a less-restrictive reopening tier. The county landed in the orange tier after maintaining the necessary COVID-19 metrics for two weeks, the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) said March 30. Reaching the stage means businesses that were not allowed to operate in more restrictive tiers—such as arcades, bowling alleys, and bars—will be able to reopen with restrictions. Among the stores reopening is Orange County Pinballs arcade showroom at Open Market OC. “We feel great that people can start going out and have some entertainment,” Evan Zelien, owner of Orange County Pinballs, told The Epoch Times via email. “Like most small businesses the lockdown has affected our sales, but it was necessary to keep everyone as safe as possible.” Moving to a less prohibitive set of guidelines will allow other sectors to expand capacity. Disneyland, for instance, will permitted to operate at …