Old Disney tickets

[Amyline]

As I was going through some of my mothers things I found a bunch of old Disney tickets ( from the 70's).......do these have any value to them or better off for a scrapebook?

TIA

 

[CrazyDuck]

Nope... no value.... You should just mail them to me!

J/K Depending of the coneition of the tickets they may be highly sought after. E-bay!

 

[WebmasterMaryJo]

You might want to check. I found a ton of A, B, & C tickets that my parents had never tossed & was able to use them to get entrance to DL four times. Of course, this was years ago, but it wouldn't hurt to see if they have any Disney value.

 

[disney-inspired]

Call Disney and ask! I have heard of people trading them in for partial credit to a regular admission.

 

[pixiewings71]

You'll probably get more out of them by selling them on eBay. What a neat find!!!

 

[dizneekrazee]

I too think you would get more for them on ebay, but I would keep them.

 

[EmEyeSeeKayEeWhy]

Do they still have that wall in the Disneyland Hotel with all of the 'vintage' Disney items? Those remind me of the neat things they have displayed there...

 

[Donald's Fan in PHX!]

As I was going through some of my mothers things I found a bunch of old Disney tickets ( from the 70's).......do these have any value to them or better off for a scrapebook?

TIA

Shame!!! You should keep these for your own collection. I do like your idea of scrapbooking them though. Remember, Disney memories are worth more than a few bucks.

 

[pinktink83]

You could always scan them and use the copies in your scrapbook and sell the originals.

 

[audrabolster]

How cool! I would save them and scrapbook them myself!

 

[lisah0711]

I vote for copying and selling. I saw a complete book for sale for $199.00. I used to get tickets all the time when I worked there in the 70's -- oh, the money I threw away