Canada's Wonderland announced that it was reopening sooner than many expected, but now that tickets are officially on sale, there seems to be some confusion.

The park announced it would reopen on July 7 with COVID-19 safety protocols as the province's Step 2 reopening plan is expected to start on July 2. The attraction's adjacent water park, Splash Works is set to reopen on July 12.

Tickets officially went on sale on June 17, and soon after there was a flurry of questions online.

Questions ranged from concerns about line-ups to mistakes on reservations.

I’m trying to buy my season pass and it says this message of error

— Demetra (@demetra_18) June 14, 2021

"So does that mean line ups will be at a minimum?" one person asked.

This season:
1. Can parents drop teens off?
2. Are bank cards accepted?
3. Are bottles of hand sanitizer allowed to be brought in?
4. What is the water bottle policy ?
5. Will you do contact tracing?

— YRDSB Mom (@KLHM2010) June 15, 2021

Some people seemed to have problems booking the tickets they wanted.

@WonderlandNews we booked dates for both the park and splash pad but the tickets confirmation came back only listing Canada's Wonderland... no clue if this is correct? Others have the same issue I've read

— Mike Fields (@Bigredsfan83) June 18, 2021

Others wanted to know if there would be contract tracing, and could they bring in hand sanitizer.

The park's capacity was a concern for another patron.

My guess is 15-25% of the capacity, so yeah if the park can fit 10,000 people normally then 1,000-2,500 people

— let that sink in (@thesinksinside) June 14, 2021

Answers to most questions can be found on the Welcoming You Back section of the website, Grace Peacock, director of communications tells blogTO.

She recommends guests review this information before booking their visit.

There is an extensive question and answer section with answers on masks — you must wear one unless you prearrange with guest services, safe distancing while in lines — there will be markers, and what to expect when you arrive — there will be temperature checks and health assessments.

While Peacock says there was an issue on Thursday morning with some season passholders unable to book a second visit, overall things went well, Peacock says.

"Our reservation launch has been very positive since we launched yesterday," she says. "Activity has been consistent on the site with passholders and daily ticket holders booking their return visits to the park."