Also, how many times has your cell died in the park after extended use? Liners probably know to bring supplemental back up charging options, but not everyone does.
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Yeah, there’s got to be a pay to play element coming. Disney doesn’t leave $$$ on the table and the demand for “buying shorter wait times” is probably higher than ever right now.
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Ssshhhhhhhhhh! Don’t give them any ideas!
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I am thinking that they bring back FP but they leave tiers for every park. Everyone gets 1 tier one and 2 from tier 2. But then they charge a fee to upgrade a tier 2 to a tier 1. This would be the way that Disney makes more money off the people that want the tier 1 attractions but does not alienate the masses. Now a good liner would know with planning we could do the tier 1 rides anyway. I just pray they have a consistent FP drop times like before because that was awesome for people in the know.
My wild guess:
I’m thinking that everyone will get 1 FPP per day.
Then, at rope drop for each park, there will be an optional “for a fee” handstand contest.
The person who can stand on their hands the longest gets 2 additional FPP for themselves and each member of their traveling party.
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I’m out. No extra FPP for me! 
I topple over rather quickly in any handstand attempts I’ve made in the past.
ALTHOUGH, perhaps I need to start training. Could add it to my workout routine.
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Ahhh man, I had read it was going to be who could hop on one leg for the longest! I’ve been training for this all wrong!
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Get after it. There’s time yet.
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True story: I was at the dr and she was all “you need to exercise. what do you like to do?” and I was “I can do a handstand” and now that’s my exercise routine. 
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I can’t do a handstand anymore but my exercise of choice is pole dancing. It has to be fun or you won’t stick to it!
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You stick to the pole?
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Although there likely won’t be any same-day FP for Tier 1 if they are buying bought with upgrades.
Lol yes I do, upside down usually.
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So I’ve seen!
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This discussion just reminded me that when RotR opened at Disneyland, they had paper fastpass machines available to get a boarding group (I presume because many DL attendees didn’t historically need an app like you do at WDW). Can you imagine?! Read this account by @93111tink. It’s wild.
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Ummmm, no thank you. Please let me be able to PLAN…WDW!!
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That’s in Disneyland Paris, where they’ve already announced a move to paid fastpass.
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