I'm not worried about reopening restrictions that may come when they reopen the parks (capacity/mask wearing/distancing/etc), but then I'm not in CA so I may be shut out from attending even if I'm ok with whatever the restrictions end up being.
I already did a weeklong park getaway last summer so it wouldn't be out of the question for this summer, assuming the new covid variants don't spread too much. Those parks last year were all places I'd already been to, and for the most part, I didn't feel like it was that diminished of an experience, to be honest. And an open DLR would be more favorable for me than WDW in worst case covid scenarios, since there's way more outdoor seating/dining, particularly for places that serve decent food, and the humidity's way less intense normally. If I had to drive from IL to get there for whatever reason, I was already planning to do just that pre-covid so no big deal really. Maybe I'd hit some national parks on the way and get some new state credits.
I already have tickets from when I was supposed to go last year, so that aspect of the trip is already covered.
What concerns me more than anything else is that demand will likely far exceed supply when the parks do reopen, and that reservations will be required (perhaps not officially, but likely in practice) far in advance, farther than I will feel comfortable planning a trip out until things get closer to normal, and that this will continue for months.
And that the perks I paid extra for (parkhopping, MaxPass) won't be offered.
I'm not going to worry too much about what the park will look like, what it's future could/will be/how it will operate/etc. until it's actually open again. Seems like it'd just be working myself up over things that may or may not ever happen and it's just not a productive thing for me to focus on right now.
I'll read the initial reports, see what's open and how things are running, see if I'm able to go, and plan accordingly.
