What do you do with old room key cards?

[360rico1]

We make a srapbook of all of our trips and the key cards are a valuable piece to each one.

 

[Hot4Hudgens]

I tend to keep everything from my visits to WDW: maps, napkins, park tickets, and yup...room keys. That's just the kind of person I am though. I don't necessarily put them to use (for scrapbooking and such), but I just like holding on to them. Heck, I have room keys from my family's stay at the Contemporary in the early 90's. Heh.

 

[Tiggerish]

I have a binder meant to hold baseball cards that I fill with all my old tickets, room keys, and unused fastpasses.

Wow, what a great idea!

 

[CBug88]

Like most others on here, I keep my room keys and put them in my scrapbook for every trip, along w/ napkins, park maps, etc. etc.

 

[Eyorefan]

So CAN this be done? I have a no expiration ticket with one day left. Even if I do not use it to get into the park ( I have an AP now) can I scan it for an extra Fastpass?

No. If you didn't use the ticket to get into the park, you can't use it to get a Fastpass.

 

[pcarathers]

I had an idea a while back although I've yet to do it, but you can buy business card sized pre cut magnetic strips and stick them to the back and make a magnet out of them to place on your refrigerator. I did some for my office with different photos and phrases on them and they stick to anything metal!!!!!

 

[princesscarly]

I always keep my most recent ones in my wallet, they make me so happy when I see them

 

[gboiler1]

Didn't read all the posts, so sorry if this has already been mentioned, but I always use mine in the Disney scrapbook. I love to get napkins, menus, fast passes, and of course the ticket/key to the world. It usually is always used on the first page of my book.

 

[Am I there yet]

No. If you didn't use the ticket to get into the park, you can't use it to get a Fastpass.

Thanks! My husband was very excited for a few minutes!