When you enter the park, you must past through one of these health tents
Here you will be asked medical questions and have your temperature taken. If you pass you are presented with a paper wristband which allows you to proceed to the park entrance
Now I'm not sure if this is the "new normal" or if everyone just showed up at the same time regardless of their reservation time, but there was zero social distancing to speak of waiting to go through security to get into the park
I mean seriously
There were signs and dots on the pavement, but they were pretty much ignored
Once in the actual park it was easier to social distance the proper 6 feet
Most restaurants and other stores have specified entrances and exits now
Stores also had signs stating that there were capacity limits for that particular building
Every restroom area had signs outlining how guests can help stop the spread
Ride queue lines start off with these large stickers on the ground
They then transition to these blue dots the closer you get to ride
Most rides now feature assigned seating. Fire in the Hole allowed one party per train
Here is a good example of that new policy
On the larger roller coasters there were stickers showing which rows were closed
For Wildfire this was every other row
Again lots of signage around the park
And even more in the ride queues - this one was in Flooded Mine
Finally some attractions will not open this year do to an inability to social distance in them. This includes Grandfather's Mansion, the Fire House Ball Pit and some activities in Half Dollar Holler