I'm waiting for APs to be availble for sale as well. Although even before this WDW lawsuit, it was seeming like it's not going to happen for the foreseeable future.
I don't understand the current vitriol towards the Park Pass Reservation system from existing WDW AP Holders (can't speak to DLR). I get it's annoying as an extra step to get in the parks, however I'm not seeing the limited availability that I hear constant complaints about. I'm looking at the AP calendar now, and all 4 parks have availability today (@ 4p EST), and the only upcoming days with Parks blocked out are 10/31 @ MK (Halloween, makes sense), 11/3 @ HS (Return of Fantasmic, makes sense) and 11/11 @ MK (Veteran's Day, not sure if that typically a busy day or not). Other than that, All 4 parks have availability through next October. So in the next 365 days, there are 3 days with one park each blocked out.
I understand that maybe sometimes people just want to pop-in to a park for dinner/shopping and may get blocked, but when I'm checking the calendar (once or twice a week), I'm rarley seeing that as an issue. When my family had APs (2015 - 16) we usually had planned visits at least a week in advance (we live about 30 minutes from the resort), and if we had APs, it doesn't look like that'd be an issue now, with the exception of noteable events at specific parks. I'd glady accept this calendar and process if it means my family had APs, even at current pricing and limitations.
Is there something else I'm missing with the PPR system being such a horrible thing?