Hi guys, I'm linking up with the fabulous Frontierland Station for the Fastpass to History blog hop!
My mom was cleaning out our attic and came across these! They each had 1 day left so I brought them to the ticketing station in front of Animal Kingdom where I traded them in for 4, individual, 1-day passes. A part of me WAS sad to see them go though.
My mom was cleaning out our attic and came across these! They each had 1 day left so I brought them to the ticketing station in front of Animal Kingdom where I traded them in for 4, individual, 1-day passes. A part of me WAS sad to see them go though.
So cool right?
From 1995!
Fastpass To History
Thursday
JUL 11 2013
07/11/2013
07/11/2013
Welcome to Fastpass To History, your ticket to Disney history! Each week this blog hop will quickly provide access to a variety of Disney history facts, photographs, and more - giving them a Fastpass to history.
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| 1. | Frontierland Station | 3. | DisneyDayByDay | 5. | No Privacy At All Around This Place | |
| 2. | Plus the Magic | 4. | DISining Memories - Upon A Star Concierge |
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So cool, I remember these type of tickets. And you are right you can definitely use them before they started the add on charge for no expiration date. Thanks for sharing and Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteHow cool! Tickets sure have changed over the years! Pretty soon we'll all have My Magic Bands instead of actual tickets. Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteThis is so interesting- I've never seen these tickets before! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWe have some of these that are all used up, and we even have some ticket books! Of course, the E-tickets are gone, but still, I love seeing this kind of Disney history!
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of Magic Bands, I'm hanging onto unused fastpasses and my old tickets. Guess those will be history too, soon!