Sadly, right now, you just look like a
little red x to me.

When I get home, I shall set my bag down and go
straight to my laptop to see what you and your little buddy really look(ed) like.
I wish I had pictures from my 1971 Disney World trip. I just know I was stylin', since I was about 14 years old.

I'd love to make comparisons from WDW of old to what's there now. I remember us having ticket booklets, and we could only choose so many rides.
Oh, yes, looking back at the pictures of me in the 1970's had my kids in stitches. Bright colors were definitely in.
I don't really remember the old ticket books, but then, I guess my mom would have been in charge of them and deciding what we would ride.
Very cool that you found your Mickey picture! You were in love

from an early age.
Yes, my love affair with Disney started at birth, I suspect.
I LOVE that picture and all that old Disney memorabilia!!!! There is just something unique and wonderful about Disney stuff from the late 70s early 80s that always makes me smile.....I know it is because that is the type of stuff I remember from my early trips. My grandmother accompanied us once on an early trip down there before my lil' sis was even born, and she had silhouettes done of both my brother and I.....seeing yours reminded me so much of theirs! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Jen! I do love vintage Disney stuff --especially the stuff from my childhood -- although, I am so young, it couldn't really be considered vintage, right?
Oh my gosh, Jackie! How stinkin' cute were you?! Even the strange little boy who crashed your Mickey time was pretty cute.
Love the old memorabilia too, that stuff is so cool.
Thanks, Michelle! I think it is so funny that we all match even though none of it was planned obviously. LOL!

i got such a kick out of this! i bet you were so mad. in all our pictures from trips as a kid, there are usually other kids in the pictures with us and the characters. i'm so glad they have a more controlled system now where you can actually get a picture without strangers in it!
oh, and you were SO adorable! what a precious picture!
Thanks, Dawn! I am glad it is more controlled now -- can you imagine the free for all if it weren't???

It would make fighting for a parade spot pale in comparison!

wish they'd run a "vintage" pricing special one day!

ray has shown me tickets from the '70's and '80's where you paid a price and had to choose which attractions you wanted. the ticket only allowed you access to certain things, not the entire park. when we went in 2007 ray hadn't been since he was about 15 (which would've been 1986) and whenever we'd see a commercial for anything at disney he'd go, "so are we gonna get to do that???" and every time i'd answer, "yes, ray, we get to do EVERYTHING in each park.....we don't have to pick and choose attractions!" he was just baffled by that. i don't think he believed me until we got there.
thanks for sharing your vintage disney pics with us. i love seeing stuff like that!
That's too funny about Ray! Another thing I am thankful Disney has changed! Can you imagine the itineraries we would have to come up with, if we had to use tickets for the rides! Mind boggling, I tell you!
not sure yet...only be there for 3 days w/ arriving way early on Friday (tentative plan s drive through Thursday night) and then leaving for home on Monday...it will be a quickie...My Aunt and Uncle's housing complex has a pool so that should be a must 
I'll let you know our details when we hash it out.
If you need any suggestions on things to do, let me know!
LOVE the picture... you shpuld post this somewhere on line and say "who are you strange duck sweater boy?" 
great memories...my first trip to WDW was in 85 and I don't think we posed w/ any characters and my first (and only) trip to DL was in 1988 or 89...but that was when Star Tours premiered...My parents took my older sister to WDW when she was 4.
I do wonder what Duck Boy is up to these days and if he even remembers that trip to
Disneyland.
Oh, that stuff is precious! Such a cute picture! I had my girls' sillouettes done on their first trip to WDW and framed them. They gave us two because of the way they cut it out. So I will save them for the girls.
I wonder if my mom has any pictures of my first trip to DL. I was 2. No memory of it whatsoever. I'll have to ask her if I got to meet Mickey.
Thanks, Sheree! I have had Chelsea and Connor's silhouettes done -- such a great keepsake.
My first trip was when I was nine months old -- I don't know if there are any pictures of that or not.
Love the picture!!! Is it just me....or does Mickey look really short??? He must have grown a few inches since then!!!
I hadn't noticed Mickey's height before, but you are right! Too funny!
Jackie you were so cute with Mickey and the duck boy. I love old pictures. I love how styles have changed just to come back the same.
Cleaning out a the storage under by coffee table yesterday I found a old reservation slip for the Horseshoe saloon. I miss that show, plus it was always a nice place for a quick lunch if you were able to see the show around lunchtime.
Thanks! I do love seeing the fashions of my childhood again! Maybe...
I don't remember doing the Horseshoe Saloon -- was it in Frontierland?
That is the most precious picture EVER! How sweet. Except for the random Duck Sweater dude.
Thanks, LL! Duck Boy doesn't even seem to be paying attention to anyone. LOL!