As COVID-19 began its assault on the United States, summer was on the horizon. Plans were made and tickets were bought. But for many people, the threat of the virus was too much and this became a lost summer for traveling. However, others, like Winnebago County Board Member Dan Fellars, instead changed the way he vacationed. 

Fellars joins 13 News reporter Richard Bodee as he recounts what it's like to visit one of America's most popular tourist attractions in the midst of a global pandemic.