Be aware that while SDC and many US places are probably not going to require proof of vaccination, many places around the world are if you plan to travel. THE NHS app here in the UK is going to be used as a vaccine passport. And to go to concerts and sporting events and all you will have to show at the least a recent (72 hours) negative covid test or your vaccine passport to be allowed in. There have been talks here of needing that to be allowed into pubs but so far that has not come into play although you still have to give contact details when you go... at least for another month.
And Europe is following suit with the same requirements. If you don't show proof of full vaccination, you will be required to quarantine when you arrive.
I know that most people in the US do not travel internationally - especially those who are antivax - but just be aware of what is going on in the rest of the world should you want to travel internationally
I was actually going to try to come visit my Dad in Detroit and then drive to Springfield, MO to see my friends as the flights were pretty cheap, but that is not going to happen due to having to test before (even though I have had one of the shots) and quarantine and test when I'd return for at a minimum of 5 days with 2 tests required. The testing costs have to be paid out of pocket for travel. The testing costs would be more than the flight costs... so just don't plan to go back to the US any time soon
We were there Friday the 14th with capacity limits still in place. It was pretty tough getting in to see any shows. You needed to be in line at the Opera House an hour before each show if you expected to get in.
I was wondering how they were going to distinguish vaccinated from non. I guess that is the answer, they won't 
Only an hour? Heck, We've waited in line longer than that at OTC! 
I hope they do not try to distinguish between Vacc'd and Unvacc'd folks. The risk is on them, not me, and I would be very disheartened to hear [German Accent]Papers, Please.[/German Accent] when attempting to get into a show or restaurant.