Unfortunately, that strategy might not work with all kids. I could see it also leading to a meltdown with a strong-willed kid who is struggling with mask-wearing and is now being told they just made their hero cry because of it.
Fortunately my strong-willed 4 year old willingly wears his mask but is constantly touching the outside of it. He is learning to sanitize after he does so, and his dad made him a mask that is one color on the inside and another on the outside, so we can just say "don't touch the green part."
I am stressing about the possibility of masks still being a thing in April. Hoping life will be more normal then. A group of us signed up for Star Wars run weekend. My oldest will be 5 by then and hopefully better with mask hygiene. My youngest will have turned 2 by then, and I don't know how she will handle a mask. Maybe I will luck out and she will idolize her brother enough to wear one.
FWIW, I saw on FB in the comments section of one of those "magic is here"/"make today incredible" ads, someone posted pictures of their family at the parks with a 2.5 year old not wearing a mask. Not sure if that was just for photos. I was curious how they did on rides though, since someone said kids would be turned away from rides if they didn't have a mask on properly.