Long take -
First I explained this to my wife last night and she is a not a fan at all.
We used Maxpass from a 2 day visit to DL in Jan 2022. It was extremely helpful to be able to book a FP from across another park. But all it did was help us avoid long walks to get a physical FP. So it's not like we were locked out of FP at all. It was a benefit not an absolute.
We are going at WDW from FP+ which let us plan entire days out. We liked having some days start later mid-trip to let us slow down. To basically derby style first in wins. But not in the park like old school FP. I have to be up at 7 to get a FP. And as an offsite or day guest, you show up say at 10am are there going to be any FP or whatever they will be called left? I know Disney use to hold FP+ in reserve for big rides in the past, but will that be true in the future?
The real kick in nuts will be the surge pricing for top tiers. RoTR is to me the worse. Complain all day about virtual queues but it was at least somewhat fair. Now - hey don't want to wait or try? Pay an extra essentially one day ticket to ride one ride? We know Tron will be on it - FOP, RoTR, Slinky (??) - all of sudden to have the same experience I enjoyed even last December could cost me either an extra $1000 or more, extra wait times through the roof, or make rope drop an essential.
We are a Disney family but this is very first time I am scratching my head on how this does not smack of both a pure money grab AND elitism. Put this together with the absolute over the top prices for the new Christmas parties and I might be thinking hard on selling my DVC points.