I was there in April solo and will be back in Sept. with my son, his SO and their 5 month old daughter. I loved it.
Caveat: I don't watch parades unless one is passing when I'm passing and I can't get by. I rarely watch many stage shows although I do enjoy Lion King, Nemo (I'm in the minority there), Indiana Jones and occasionally Frozen if I'm in between things at HS. I don't watch the one on the main stage at MK unless I'm passing by and it's happening. I rarely watch the night time shows now because they are mostly projection based and I'm height challenged. Even if I get there a hour early and get a good spot, a tall man will get in front of me or a dad will put a kid on his shoulders and I can't see anything but the fireworks. I like fireworks but they don't often make sense if you can't see the projection. I do like Fantasmic every once in a while, not every trip and really liked the filler Epcot show, especially the kites. I don't do meet and greets ever and avoid character meals. I don't eat a buffets because I don't eat enough to justify the cost. We rarely booked FPs when they were available, don't like being tied down to a schedule and since we have been going since long before FPs we are just used to waiting in line. We are not ride centric so if we ride a ride, fine, if not no big deal. We rarely book ARs in advance, usually just day of while walking around, which I was able to do in April with no problems - I always have park hoppers so am not tied down to finding something to eat in a specific park. We rarely eat QS, we do every once in awhile but prefer to just snack around instead of fighting the QS crowds.
So, for me, right now without shows, FPs, moble ordering and not a lot of restaurants open, didn't really effect my experience. If anything, it was better since I could go at my own pace and just not worry about getting somewhere at a specific time.
