Totally cool but they gotta extend hours, increase ride capacity, bring back some version of FP, or allow hopping.
Look how upset people got at Universal because they are going to seat every row on the coasters instead of every other. Which I still don't get - if we all have masks on, what's the difference...
And I'd rather see every other row seating on Living With the Land and Safari rather than those plastic partitions between the rows. How can you see? I hope those go away in time - I'd rather wait longer and keep my mask on.
How could they increase ride capacity while still being worried about "optics"? And they won't extend hours until they consistently see more visitors and make more money I imagine.
Hopping - well again it's about controlling the capacity at each park. Now I'm sure there is a way they can do it, but they just don't seem to want to. It's probably not worth it with the reduced hrs anyways.
And lastly -

- if Universal does end up having some of their haunted houses on select nights, and it's successful, I actually do think this will affect some decisions by Disney.
If people's perceptions start to change and the demand is there, I see Disney loosening some restrictions/adding back some things (not masks, those will be here for a while) more quickly than I think most of you do. When/if the pendulum swings in the way of people wanting to go to parks, do things, etc. - Disney will follow. It's nice to think Disney cares about us and our health, but really, they care about public perception.
Let's just hope for a better winter.