where's mk e-ticket

[yoyoflamingo]

I'll dig around for my ovaltine secret decoder ring and maybe his next message will just come together.

Be sure to drink your Ovaltine

 

[goofyfan13]

what about the new pooh area? does that count?

Nope, Disney created a new level of attraction for this one, it's called the F-ticket! Okay that sounded better in my head... :brick: :lol:

 

[Captain Hank]

Thanks for the answers. I was thinking "extreme" or something along that line.

danna

hakunamatata's description was basically right on. Just a quick note, the reason they were "E" tickets was that the ticketing structure was based on the letters A-E. A-tickets were for the most basic rides (WDW Railroad, Main Street Cinema, etc.). The attractions increased in quality from there. For example, Dumbo would probably be a B-ticket, and Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin would be a C or D-ticket.

 

[saltmom1]

hakunamatata's description was basically right on. Just a quick note, the reason they were "E" tickets was that the ticketing structure was based on the letters A-E. A-tickets were for the most basic rides (WDW Railroad, Main Street Cinema, etc.). The attractions increased in quality from there. For example, Dumbo would probably be a B-ticket, and Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin would be a C or D-ticket.

And that makes Stitch a (-) aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ticket.

 

[Huge Dreamer]

If I am not mistaken they have the most E-tickets, the only thing I'm not sure about is how many Epcot has compared to MK.

You are mistaken Mk only has 2, Epcot has 3, MGM has 3, and DAK has 1 (soon to be 2).

 

[natalia1681]

Nope, Disney created a new level of attraction for this one, it's called the F-ticket! Okay that sounded better in my head... :brick: :lol:

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Is that F ticket, like "What the F were they thinking when they built this?":lookaroun

 

[Mr Bill]

You are mistaken Mk only has 2, Epcot has 3, MGM has 3, and DAK has 1 (soon to be 2).

B-b-b-but this ticket says they had eight in 1971. Shouldn't they have more than that now?

 

[astewart]

You are mistaken Mk only has 2, Epcot has 3, MGM has 3, and DAK has 1 (soon to be 2).

wouldn't MK's e-tickets include

Space Mountain
Splash Mountain
Thunder Mountain

Maybe more can't think of any more tho... so that would be 3 at MK, not 2.

 

[Connor002]

E Ticket Attractions as of the 1970s:

Pirates of the Caribbean
Jungle Cruise
Country Bear Jamboree
Haunted Mansion
Hall of Presidents
It's a Small World
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
Space Mountain



I wasn't born yet, but this is what allearsnet says

 

[Crazy Harry]

You are mistaken Mk only has 2, Epcot has 3, MGM has 3, and DAK has 1 (soon to be 2).

Which two would those be for MK, Splash and Space Mountain respectively? I would have thought Big Thunder would technically be one as well, especially if you count Star Tours at MGM. And AK I think would be at two already, if not three if you include Dinosaur and Kali River Rapids.

I'm not trying to be picky, merly just enlightened as to which attractions are technically e ticket and which are not.

As far as next e ticket for MK, it won't be for awhile I'm sure and will be on the old 20k site. At first I thought they might do a Mysterious Island sub-section like in Tokyo, but something tells me it will be completely original. But no one better dare speak HIS name. I'm the only Harry worth mentioning round here

 

[Mr Bill]

According to the image of a 1971 E-Ticket I found, Hall of Presidents shouldn't be on the list and the WEDWay PeopleMover should be.

 

[Tigger1988]

E Ticket Attractions as of the 1970s:

Pirates of the Caribbean
Jungle Cruise
Country Bear Jamboree
Haunted Mansion
Hall of Presidents
It's a Small World
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
Space Mountain



I wasn't born yet, but this is what allearsnet says

Thats correct, allears also says that 20k was the only e-ticket ride to be removed from the MK

 

[Moustronaut]

You are mistaken Mk only has 2, Epcot has 3, MGM has 3, and DAK has 1 (soon to be 2).

Animal Kindom has got at least 3 that would have counted as e-ticket rides back in the day. Kilamanjaro Safari, Dinosaur, and Kali River Rapids would all have cost an e-ticket to ride given the original '71 standards.

Hard to say with MGM. I can think of 4 that would count, possibly 5. Star Tours, RnRC, and ToT are obvious choices but if Jungle Cruise was an e-ticket than the Great Movie Ride would have to count. Possibly the Backlot Tour, just because of Catastrophe Canyon.

All of Future World could be e-tickets comparing them to the original list of MK attractions but M:S, TT, and Soarin' are probably the most obvious choices. The debate could go on forever.

Anyway back to the OP. MK's next e-ticket would likely be 20K's replacement.

 

[goofyfan13]

You are mistaken Mk only has 2, Epcot has 3, MGM has 3, and DAK has 1 (soon to be 2).

2? I know that figure is wrong, E-tickets at MK include Potc, HM, SM, Splash, and BTMRR. That's at least 5, and I'm sure there are more, but I just can't think of any others right now cause it's late, and I really need to go to bed. :wave: :lol:

EDIT: Looks like a couple people beat me to it ^

 

[goofyfan13]

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Is that F ticket, like "What the F were they thinking when they built this?":lookaroun

Could be... :lookaroun

 

[Huge Dreamer]

I thought E-Tickets are the Big Thrills?

 

[peter11435]

I thought E-Tickets are the Big Thrills?

Not at all. Pirates of the Caribbean is an E-Ticket just as much as Tower of Terror.

 

[Huge Dreamer]

My bad.

 

[peter11435]

My bad.

Im curios though. You said MK has only 2. Even if you thought E-Tickets were only the big thrills, I would think MK should have three.

 

[CaptainMichael]

Im curios though. You said MK has only 2. Even if you thought E-Tickets were only the big thrills, I would think MK should have three.

On the Walt Disney World official website, Magic Kingdom is said to only have two big thrills: Space and Splash Mountains. Big Thunder Mountain is considered a "Mild" Thrill.