I Found Magic Kindom Tickets

[Mad Stitch]

Yes. You only get the face value now, tho, which won't get you far. You'd do better to sell them to Disney geeks to get more bang for the buck. LOL!

I agree, I would never trade A-E ticket books back to Disney. The historic value would be far greater than the face value.

 

[bgraham34]

Found this last year when I was going through a couple of boxes of childhood stuff that my folks had given to me.

I found mine like that as well. I am actually going to put it in a frame.

 

[Bob]

I found mine like that as well. I am actually going to put it in a frame.

Excellent idea! I will have to follow your lead.

 

[ShookieJones]

I found mine like that as well. I am actually going to put it in a frame.

Good idea, I was just thinking how nice it would go in the WDW room I'm planning.

 

[Goofyernmost]

Very cool! I would like to have experienced Walt Disney World when it just consisted of Epcot and Magic Kingdom.

It was a lot less complicated! No ADR's, no Fastpass...it was heaven, but, it didn't have anywhere near the things to do that it has now. That ought to have some value, I would think.

 

[tare]

I have a few tickets that never got marked with the dates. Also I had won a ticket for going through a turnstiles and being a certain # guest at Donald's birthday party in the 80's.

 

[wogwog]

I agree, I would never trade A-E ticket books back to Disney. The historic value would be far greater than the face value.

If you really do not want old tickets as special souvenirs "ebay" them. Serious collectors will give you more than face value. But any media with no expiration dates on them will be honored at face value. Take them to guest relations.

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

It's really cool to see old tickets. It is a great idea to frame the tickets too. I might have to do that.