We went to Universal 3 days after they reopened in June; and have been to Disney in July and Sept. I admit that for the June trip I was a little anxious about being in a resort room but after about an hour I felt 100% fine! Same with Disney, the level of cleaning and sanitizing going on (that you see, plus there's what you don't see) is ridiculous. Remember they don't want anyone claiming to have gotten sick due to anything related to their practices or cleanliness so I do not think what they say they're doing is just smoke and mirrors! I hope you feel comfortable when you get thereWe are comfortable with the risk of being in our resort room,

No changes other than playing with our ADR's lol. Again DH and I have been twice already although the boys have only come on the Universal trip so this will be their first post-COVID Disney visit.What about everyone else - plans changing? Staying the same?
It's going to be crowded if you're going around Thanksgiving; which happens to be my favorite time to go! We know it'll be more crowded than in Sept., which was more crowded than July. We did leave DS early one night in July because it was a bit too crowded for us but Sept. was fine, and we only have plans to go there one night this trip to see the tree trail. Everyone's "back up" plans sound spot on; don't forget mini-golf as an option! Unless there's a long line of folks waiting (they always space out starting groups) it's a physically-distant activity to being with

@menotyou21 Nov. weather is a tad unpredictable but again, pretty much my favorite. We typically wear shorts and t-shirts and occasionally a tank top during the day; also typically but on capris or long pants in the evening and sometimes a light jacket. You do feel that change from 80's or even high 70's to 60's! Some trips there are days that stay in the high 60's and others where it doesn't fall below 75 through the night so while you won't freeze I feel like thinking you'll be warm most of the time and a bit chilly sometimes is the way to go lol