I would expect to see few, if any changes. Parks & Resorts really has no bearing on the day to day operation of fully sold
DVC resorts, other than deciding what services and amenites may be offered as part of the "common areas" at the combined DVC/Cash resorts. Disney's main profit from DVC comes from sales and the 12% management fee built into our dues.
If areas of the parks are doing poorly, we
may see increased discounts to enourage DVCers to dine at a specific location, or book a specific tour, or to increase ticket sales to both parks and hard ticket events. If the parks are doing OK, then probably no changes at all.
The announcement that overall Disney quarterly operating profit is better than initial estimates leads me to believe the latter.