As states prepare to lift COVID-19 restrictions, a new poll indicates the majority of Americans will avoid large-crowd events until a vaccine is available.

The Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll, conducted from April 15 to 21, surveyed 4,429 adults about their interest in attending concerts, movie theaters, amusement parks, and sporting events before a vaccine was developed. Fifty-five percent of participants said movie theater screenings and live concerts should not resume until a vaccine was available. About 40 percent of respondents who regularly go to arts and entertainment venues said they would do so again even before they get vaccinated. Another 40 percent claimed they were willing to wait for a vaccine, even it took over a year to develop. The remaining 30 percent told pollsters they didn't know if they would or may never attend those kinds of events again.