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Corrik7 posted...

That was basically Kennywood. They clearly had a no confrontation rule. Like a hot girl was on a ride with her mask on her chin. They announced over PA to make sure you have your mask on. Reminded a second time the ride won't depart unless their mask is on properly over both their mouth and nose. She just ignored all of it. And then the ride departed.

By the end of the day, probably 40% had masks on improperly or not on at all. Beginning of the day it was very much better. However, the heat hit later on which probably contributed to it.

For Six Flags, it was totally up to the ride operators individually on different rides. Like there were some rides where people had their masks on improperly and no one spoke to them, then other rides were a lot more strict and actually would not let you on if you weren't wearing it over your mouth and nose. Like I said, in theory, the measures they are taking will work very well. There's a limit to the number of people allowed in, and you need a reservation to get in anyway. Never had I seen the park so "nice", honestly. It was pleasant because of the much reduced number of people that were there. They also kept people plenty far apart from other parties on the rides themselves. The only issue with theme parks I think is it reliant on the staff to enforce that mask policy, and you are asking low wage, mostly just out of high school age, people to deal with a population that doesn't give a shit. Hard thing to do.

We gave them a try a little over 3 weeks ago now because Genny has a diamond elite membership and paying Six Flags monthly for nothing wasn't sitting too well.
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