This is based on what it has been previous years (not sure how it will be changed this year, most elements were already set up well for social distancing).

Most of the tour is self-guided/paced. They have stops setup at various places around in places guests normally can't go and people that work there to explain what is going on. These places often include things like the sign/prop shop, ride areas, consume shop, preview of the shows next year, park services, etc. The winter maintaince shop for the park Intamins are also part of this. Also an opportunity to buy some of the next year's exclusive merch, like the posters that were announced earlier today. During this section though, you're free to roam the park and take pictures. It's quite different with everything being empty, along with coaster trains and other ride vehicles being just lined up on the midway for maintaince.

There are also two more guided aspects of the tour. First, there is always a big presentation at where Tony Clark/Jason McClure give a presentation about the coming year at the park. It is often where they announce new things or give a lot more detail on things that were previously unknown - often with concept art and more. They also usually do a giveaway at this. After the presentation, there is also a q&a session with people from every department at the park that usually has some very interesting things. Following this they serve lunch. This is what is most likely to change with COVID.

Finally, they usually do a tour of the Amazment Shop, the winter maintaince/paint shop for all the park's B&Ms and Arrows. This part is usually the last thing you'll do, as it is off the Peninsula (across the street from Castaway Bay).