As amusement parks around the United States and elsewhere start to make plans to reopen, one of the conditions for those who will be looking to enter the parks is that they will need to submit to temperature checks.

This is also taking place at airports, some restaurants, and possibly other venues.

Not only are people having to have their temperature checked before they are allowed entry but they are also in some circumstances being required to still put a mask on, or engage in social distancing etc.

There have also been instances where drones have been proposed to scan public areas to be used to police and check people's temperatures as well.

Already there are some amusement parks that have opened in Florida and other regions. Aside from the changes of taking temperatures they will also be looking to limit the number of guests that they allow into the park as well. Some of them are also requiring masks to be worn too.

Disneyland in California is expected to open July 17th.

Media reports have suggested that Disney might see more than a one billion in losses because of the COVID-19 lockdown and having been forced to close the parks for business. Some estimates place it a lot higher than that.

There are dozens of states now in their second or third phase soon of reopening, as other regions around the world start to reopen as well.

Officials have promised that they are lifting border restrictions soon in Europe, The U.S., and other regions, and non-essential travel is expected to resume by July, with hopefully things looking a bit more normal by the end of summer.

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