Unfortunately, with so many amazing attractions to see in one park, it can tricky to squeeze into a single day. We also found a 3 day one for both Magic Kingdom and Epcot with no stamps on it.As home to such iconic rides as Space Mountain, “it’s a small world” and Haunted Mansion, Magic Kingdom is a must-do for any visit to Walt Disney World. The 1989 one has 1 unused stamp for Epcot and Magic Kingdom (the dates were in February 1989, before Studio's opened). The one for 1985 had 2 unused for both Epcot and Magic Kingdom 2 days at either MK or EP or one day at each The ones from the 1982 has 1 unused for Magic Kingdom. Since the admissions portions were used, these have only a very small value for each ride ticket that you can be put toward a new MK ticket. The ones from 1974 were an A-E Ticket book for the Magic Kingdom (that are all unused) 1 day at MK for eachġ976 had only Tickets A & B while 1979 had the E Ticket missing. So, according to my calculations, here is what you've got:
This probably doesn't apply to you but any tickets that have names on them can only be used by that person. For example, the pre-1989 tickets cannot be used at the Studios or Animal Kingdom.Īlso you should note that "The terms and conditions of the original ticket, including expiration rules, still apply.Tickets are nontransferable and must be used by the same person on all days". However, admission will only be granted to the parks that were open when the tickets were issued. You might get more than your expect on the resale market.įrom the WDW website: " Walt Disney World Resort continues to honor all unexpired theme park tickets with remaining admission days". The unused ticket book from 1974 would be of interest to many people as a collectible.
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