Emmanuel
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Went to Knotts this past Saturday for the first time since the restrictions were lifted and man what a difference from the previous 2 visits
The "Relax Zone" in the Mystery Lodge queue is now gone since masks are not enforced outdoors anymore. There are signs at every indoor entrance to stores, arcades and dining saying that unvaccinated people that are not exempt needs to have a mask on however this is done on an honor system and they weren't checking to see who was vaccinated and who isn't. This doesn't apply to indoor rides such as Beary Tales (which had broken down multiple times) and the Mine Ride. If you've been vaccinated I'd keep the card in a wallet just in case. I also did carry my masks with me just in case but ended up only having to wear it once
The Calico Saloon got its indoor tables and chairs back both ground and 2nd floor of the saloon. However they were still having the line that was to the right of Calico Park as the only line to get drinks from the Saloon.
Wagon Camp Theater now back to its normal operations. Previously ushers during the restrictions escorted you to a row and made sure you were kept apart from other groups and emptying the viewing area after a Krazy Kirk show involved dismissing by sections. Stunt Show still isn't back but I suspect it'll be soon enough before we hear of the Stunt show returning during the the daytime.
A good amount of workers still wearing masks while others weren't.
Felt slightly busier than the previous 2 times but nothing too significant to notice even with out of state visitors now allowed. Food wasn't an issue getting and when I went to Sutters for dinner there wasn't a line and got my food immediately.
Starbucks in the Marketplace at the end of the night didn't had a line and I was able to get my first boysenberry Frappuccino which was delicious!
At Camp Snoopy I did see some Maze Construction for Pumpkin Eater with a pumpkin facade being visible from the Camp Snoopy Stage if you look closely enough.
The "Relax Zone" in the Mystery Lodge queue is now gone since masks are not enforced outdoors anymore. There are signs at every indoor entrance to stores, arcades and dining saying that unvaccinated people that are not exempt needs to have a mask on however this is done on an honor system and they weren't checking to see who was vaccinated and who isn't. This doesn't apply to indoor rides such as Beary Tales (which had broken down multiple times) and the Mine Ride. If you've been vaccinated I'd keep the card in a wallet just in case. I also did carry my masks with me just in case but ended up only having to wear it once
The Calico Saloon got its indoor tables and chairs back both ground and 2nd floor of the saloon. However they were still having the line that was to the right of Calico Park as the only line to get drinks from the Saloon.
Wagon Camp Theater now back to its normal operations. Previously ushers during the restrictions escorted you to a row and made sure you were kept apart from other groups and emptying the viewing area after a Krazy Kirk show involved dismissing by sections. Stunt Show still isn't back but I suspect it'll be soon enough before we hear of the Stunt show returning during the the daytime.
A good amount of workers still wearing masks while others weren't.
Felt slightly busier than the previous 2 times but nothing too significant to notice even with out of state visitors now allowed. Food wasn't an issue getting and when I went to Sutters for dinner there wasn't a line and got my food immediately.
Starbucks in the Marketplace at the end of the night didn't had a line and I was able to get my first boysenberry Frappuccino which was delicious!
At Camp Snoopy I did see some Maze Construction for Pumpkin Eater with a pumpkin facade being visible from the Camp Snoopy Stage if you look closely enough.
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