Are old disneyland ride tickets worth anything?

Question

I have a bunch of old disneyland tickets from a long while back. Back then the tickets were for each ride, so I was wondering now that these are no longer made if they might be worth anything? Thanks.

Answer 1

there were seperate tickets for each ride? wow i want to know how much were they each?

Answer 2

I heard that Disneyland will give you back what you paid for them but not sure if that is true. They are worth more on Ebay for collectors of Disney stuff though.

Answer 3

Nope, they aren't worth anything.  Just send them to me and I'll take care of them for you.  LOL!  Look at ebay for the going rates.  That's cool!  If you have an E ticket, that's awesome!

Answer 4

check out 'Disneyland ride tickets' on e-Bay - - there are several listed now, and be sure to check 'completed items' too

:o)

Answer 5

Me too, I just have a bunch of books with a few A's or B tickets left in'em. Nobody prolly has any E tickets left-remember you only got two of those in a standard book.

For the best rides, like Pirates of the Carribean and the Haunted Mansion.

Ahhh, yesteryear...remember when Magic Mountain parking lot employees put a Magic Mountain bumper sticker on every car? Or maybe 'member Busch Gardens LA?

Answer 6

Some Complete ticket books from the 1950's can sell for in the thousands, I have seen a couple collections with opening day tickets, and recently saw a opening day press ticket (2:30 entry time) go for over $1600.00 dollars. the more expensive 1950's tickets were the jumbo size ticket books.

The tickets you typically see on eBay are only worth a few dollars, the ones of real value rarely make it to eBay.

omnisource above: Yes I do remember Magic Mountain stickers on the bumpers, I worked there, Ha ha.... Also Busch gardens on Roscoe, with the tram ride, I would take swigs off my dads beer in the tasting rooms.

Answer 7

They are definitely a collector items, I'm not sure on how much they are actually worth.