80's tickets

[sandiegosusie]

I have a question! My husband and I have a two one-day tickets left over from the 80's. Great condition, they are kept in our safe. I don't know what to do with regards to listing them. We are going to WDW in November and we already have tickets. Is there a forum for these kinds of items?

 

[U Guys Made Me Ink]

Funnily enough, I just found some old tix of my own today and was looking for the same info. Although, it's from 94/95. I know they are still valid for admission (upgrade?) but I kind of hate to use it now BUT I don't want to waste a paid admission to the parks! BTW with it were some old maps and used tix FL resident special free admission to River Country & Discovery Island(!!) I regret that I never used that portion. It came w/ a Disney survey that I still have, too. I have a few of them and wondered about the collectible-ness of it although those are no longer valid. It was fun looking at the old maps to see the different attraction and all. Just had to share with the people I thought might get it - my family has labled me a "cr8p keeper" (which is why I was sorting thru stuff in the 1st place) but I'm glad I kept them!

 

[wdw4us2]

A lot of people collect the older tickets (myself included). The lettered tickets are more collectible than the 1 day/multiday passports.

You can still use the park admission tickets. I believe they are only good for one day one park (non-hopper), but only for the parks that were open when the ticket was purchased.

If you have a map of River Country or Discovery Island they are collectibles. I need a Discovery Island map for my collection, let me know if you decide to list it for sale somewhere!