TEXAS – As portions of the U.S. economy continue to reopen, businesses have been announcing changes to their operations to help stop the coronavirus spread, and theme parks are no exception.

Six Flags operates three theme parks in Texas: Six Flags Over Texas, Fiesta Texas, and Hurricane Harbor Splashtown. As of now, no announcements have been made about when the Texas locations will reopen, but according to a recent announcement from the company, they are getting ready.

When locations reopen, guests over the age of 2 and all employees will be asked to wear masks while they are in the park. They will make some exceptions on a case-by-case basis but customers who don’t bring a mask will be asked to buy one from the park before they’ll be allowed to enter.

Customers will also have their temperatures screened using a thermal imaging system and will have their bags checked using a new touchless system.

Once inside the park, guests will find social distancing markers on the ground similar to the ones now used at many stores across the nation.

There will be empty rows on rides to help with distancing and customers will be able to order and pay for food on their phones.

One Six Flags location, Frontier City in Oklahoma, is set to have a limited reopening in June for members and season pass holders before expanding to more customers.