We planned a last minute trip to WDW January 6-10. Stayed at the Riviera Resort and overall had a good time.
PARKS:
Park capacity limits are nice but certainly not a line eliminator on the most popular rides. Having said that, we got to ride everything we had interest in with our longest wait (60 minutes) for anything being that stupid Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Rail at Hollywood. Most rides had waits of 15 mins or less and the premium rides were usually waits of between 30-45 minutes. The virtual queue system for the Galaxy's Edge ride is kind of frustrating but I'm not sure what the alternative is. Basically they open the system on their app at 7 AM for people who have Hollywood Studios reservations for that day and give out spots until they are full. Unfortunately they sell out in approximately 5 seconds. No joke. There is a 2nd round of spots available on the app at 2pm for people who are physically in the park at 2pm that day. Those spots sold out in about 12 seconds. Fortunately we got spots in that 2nd group on our day at Hollywood. The ride (and that whole Star Wars area) is pretty neat.
The Tron ride being built at Magic Kingdom looks like it is going to be awesome. Not sure when it will open but I'll look forward to that on our next trip.
We went to Epcot each night to ride 1 or 2 rides and have dinner. They are undergoing some pretty significant renovations in the front part of the park. Not sure exactly what the plans are but alot of the walkways are boarded up with construction going on behind.
Alot of the shows are not operating (Indiana Jones, Lion King, etc.) Not a big deal to us, but might be important to some.
I'm not sure why they don't still do fastpasses. I think that would smooth the crush on some of the most popular rides and I don't see how it is harmful to the social distancing goals. Have they said why no fastpasses?
FOOD ISSUES:
The mobile dining ordering places are actually pretty easy, you just need to make sure to think a little in advance if it is a popular spot (Woody's lunchbox) or when you're hungry for lunch at noon it can be disappointing to find out their next pick up time is 3:15. There are still plenty of walk up food places and even most of the mobile order places are readily available throughout the day.
Reservation places were more hard to come by for us but part of that is we didn't decide we were going until about 5 days before our first day in the park and then we didn't bother looking for reservations anywhere because we thought that with 35% capacity that the restaurants should be open. We were wrong.
TRANSPORTATION:
It had been 3 or 4 years since the last time we were there and since then they have built the Disney Skyliner system. It connected our resort (Riviera) shown in the background of photo below directly to Epcot and with one transfer at the Caribbean Beach Resort station to Hollywood Studios. Pretty slick and beats the heck out of the busses. I hope they will expand that system throughout the WDW universe.
Really fun trip and just by dumb luck our trip coincided with all the brouhaha at the Capitol Building and its aftermath so I was successful in ignoring that mess as much as humanly possible.