SALT LAKE CITY — If there was any question about whether people were interested in getting a rare look inside the recently renovated Salt Lake Temple, that question was answered quickly.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints said Wednesday that 1 million reservations were made during the first 24 hours when spaces were made available to the public.
The reservations, which will be the first time the public will be allowed inside the Temple since 1893, were claimed by people from all over the world, the church said.
Ongoing renovations to upgrade numerous aspects of the building have kept the Temple closed for over six years.
Tours will begin in the spring, with the first batch of reservations running from April through October. Additional tickets will be made available in the weeks and months ahead.
