January 7, 2021
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So as you get into the waiting line, there are two attendants who are walking the lines and checking everyone’s temperature. They're also checking for your health code and test results. You need to have your test results printed out.
Unfortunately, I wasn’t aware of this so mine weren’t printed. Still, they allowed me to prove my results from the email that was sent to me so that worked perfectly.
After that, they they took my temperature, scanned my health code, and moved to the next person as we all wait in line to get to the check-in counters.
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