Woman uses 22-year-old park hopper pass at Magic Kingdom
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On April 23, Chelsea Herline, 27, of San Francisco, decided to try her luck with a 22-year-old, unused day pass at the gates to Disney's Magic Kingdom. The park employees were so astounded by the 1994 ticket that they allowed her to redeem it, she said.
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Many years ago a friend, who was a Disney cast member, presented me with a ticket as a gift. She said it would let me into any Disney park in the world for one day and it would never expire. I liked it especially for its look, as the artwork on it was great. I hung onto it for years thinking I would use it whenever I finally got to Disneyland. That day eventually came and I was a little nervous about it as I walked to the gate, wondering if it was really going to let me in. I gave it to the woman at the turn style and ding! in I went.
Later I kicked myself for not thinking to make a good, enlarged copy of it before I left for California. My cute little ticket, that would have been suitable for framing, was gone.
Dammit.
I am sure Bernie Sanders would note this feel good story made it to ABCNews. His criticism of Disneyland did not.
GoBucks89 said:
I am sure Bernie Sanders would note this feel good story made it to ABCNews. His criticism of Disneyland did not.
His criticism of Disneyland was bizarre and he's pretty much irrelevant except for when he's criticizing Hillary. But this is a cute story that's perfect for a news hour otherwise spent discussing new leaders of the Taliban, riots in New Mexico, some mass shooting in some state, and some random little girl who got kidnapped somewhere yesterday.
"The term is 'amusement park.' An old Earth name for a place where people could go to see and do all sorts of fascinating things." -Spock, Stardate 3025
What, is there only enough room on the Internet for bad news?
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Yes. And the same is true for the network news's hour.
"The term is 'amusement park.' An old Earth name for a place where people could go to see and do all sorts of fascinating things." -Spock, Stardate 3025
Cute story, hardly news.
At my park we receive way old tickets from eons ago a handful of times each season. For the most part, as long as the ticket looks legit, we will accept it.
I think "Hardly News" would describe most news posts here. ;)
It's news to us, or we wouldn't be here discussing these things.
I want to know what she did with all those 'A' and 'B' ride tickets... ;~)
You still have Zoidberg.... You ALL have Zoidberg! (V) (;,,;) (V)
rollergator said:
I want to know what she did with all those 'A' and 'B' ride tickets... ;~)
Disney did away with those around 1980/81 I think.....I'm just wondering how she got a ticket almost as old as she is.
I still have a couple of 'E' tickets actually. They're from my in laws. I can't imagine having been at the park and not used them all. We tried to see if we could use them as fastpasses or anything on a recent visit but they basically said they're only usable as souvenirs now.
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Calvin: "If your numbers go up, it means you're having more fun."
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