Very nice! I wouldn't mind having one of these in my collection. I've noticed that some of these say which ticket booth they were sold at. Now you need a complete collection of each ticket, child, junior and adult, from each booth. Then your collection will truly be complete!
Just 30¢ to see the Foodarama Refrigerator! So totally worth it!
I always enjoy your blog. Your Julie Reihm tribute is fantastic. I'm making myself a paper doll and designing new clothes for her.
Thursday, 01 October, 2009
Here’s a pretty rare little ticket, measuring in at just one inch by two inches, this is one of the in-park “Stub Style” tickets. The earlier versions of these were for individual rides (link) and later they had only lettered (A thru E) designations.
This Circarama ticket is naturally undated, but I think its from the 1950’s. I need to research this more but the last appearance of “Circarama” was on the 1959 “C” ticket? (link). By 1960 Circarama was nowhere to be found on any tickets or the paid attractions list (link). Maybe the new “American the Beautiful” was our gift from the Bell System? I'd trade this ticket to see either show in a heart beat, even with its nice even serial number...
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Close this window Jump to comment formVery nice! I wouldn't mind having one of these in my collection. I've noticed that some of these say which ticket booth they were sold at. Now you need a complete collection of each ticket, child, junior and adult, from each booth. Then your collection will truly be complete!
Thursday, 01 October, 2009
Just 30¢ to see the Foodarama Refrigerator! So totally worth it!
I always enjoy your blog. Your Julie Reihm tribute is fantastic. I'm making myself a paper doll and designing new clothes for her.
Thursday, 01 October, 2009