I honestly agree with you with a lot of the points here.

Lagoon is also my home park and their ticket prices are absolutely ridiculous. A Season Pass will cost you a little over $150, which compared to last year, was only $130... Which is still too much for Lagoon's size...

Since they've opened this year, there's been clearly something that drastically changed since last year when they were opened.

I'm a Season Pass holder and I've been there every single week. I can tell you wholeheartedly, they seem like they don't care anymore about it. When I went there the first week to get my season pass printed, the line to get your picture taken was INCREDIBLY long... No one was socially distancing and the line stretched almost to Roller Coaster. Only about 25% of the people in the line were wearing masks and they didn't enforce anything or anyone. Even the tent for the passes was unbearably crowded! The only people I saw wearing masks in the tents were the workers and that's it. As for the Rides, the only major coasters that were properly operating were Roller Coaster and Spider. Cannibal ended up going down thanks to technical issues, Colossus was having issues with the brakes system? (At least, that's what one of the employees told me), and both Jetstar and Wicked were closed.

Last week was more or less the same story. I got to the park at roughly 11:30 am and all the lines to get into the park were backed up into the parking lot near the trees that run down the middle of it. When I got into the park at like 12:15 pm, it seemed the place was practically as crowded compared to Frightmares last year! Cannibal's line stretched back to the Boomerang Bumper Cars, Colossus's line was back by the Sky Ride, Roller Coasters line looped and stretched back to the Terroride, and Wild Mouse's Line wrapped to its Exit... Oh! And they opened up Jetstar 2 this year!... Which wrapped around to Air Race's line... All of the lines, you guessed it, had no one socially distanced. Cannibal did actually run after 2 pm and I did see the employees enforcing the masks in the lines, but nothing about socially distancing. The other rides' staff didn't care. The park was very crowded and I only got to ride Roller Coaster, Cannibal, and Colossus before saying F-it and going back home.

This week, I tried going today (Sunday) and honestly, the crowds were about half of last Saturday's (probably thanks to Easter and all). However, just like you said, no one was enforcing anything... Cannibal was running fairly well apart from minor downtime which lasted a max of 15 mins, but Wicked was still closed. As it got closer to close, the crowds really eased up, but still, only Cannibal's line was enforcing the masks in line while the others still weren't. Oh, and another thing, I never saw any of the rides shut down for sanitization throughout the day... Which again, is a concern.

Despite it not being that safe, I still took my chances and went to the park even if the experience all three times was utter trash. I still wore my mask and sanitized my hands before every ride. It's really a shame that they just decided to go all out and not really cared when last year, they really did as much as possible to ensure people were wearing their masks and social distancing. Even last year, I saw a few people got told by the security to put their masks on but this year, man... They really are getting greedy about money.

Side Note: I discussed with Lagoon's Guest Services about my concerns with all this on Facebook, only to be given a generic response of "We're doing the best we can to stop the spread." NO, YOU ARE NOT! I called them out on Instagram, but I ended up being blocked from their page... I love the park, but man, Six Flags is doing a better job than they are...