Less than 6 bucks to get in. 1962. Here we see OHT and family in line to get their tickets. OHT is the ornery looking dude with the glasses and sour puss.
Where is OHT by the way? Busy preparing for the civil war that's coming I suppose.
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Edited: Nov 05, 2024
OT : Disneyland Vintage Photo
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Club 33 is 4 course meal and something like $185/person. Plus the $60k annual fee of course. 😂
Food is good/great but Not the best ever. The service might be. Thats incredible. You will get 4-5 napkin changes.
Pliney and a couple Of 7&7s always hit the spot….
People enjoy overspending at Disneyland, it is a major flex. You could make it 500 bucks and the people will still come to put the pictures on Insta and let everyone know they are living La Buena Vida.
Back when i was WeePueblo, gramps used to take me to knott’s. There was a park near the independence hall you could play, and a couple free rides,
iirc. Pick up a chicken dinner and boysenberry pie head back to whittier and enjoy. In the park, parachute ride, soapbox racers, knott’s berry tales. All gone. Montezumas revenge still there, train robbers and the stage coach ride. Good memories.
Today, You couldn’t drag me or my kids to that criminal incubator for anything.
If that's OHT in 1962, looks 73 yrs old. Whoa, OHT must be 135 yrs old, God bless his longevity and amazing life. Kidding aside, where's OHT? Have not seen him for at least 1 1/2 months; hope he's OK?
I think the one day park hopper at $170, 10 yrs and above is still good value. Including all the special shows and fireworks. I think the food service could be better (quality and prices). One can do both parks in one full day too. Shoot, compare the Taylor Swift concert tickets $400-$1,500. What about sporting games tickets? I love Disneyland and Disney World, Florida.
We always sneak in sandwiches, snacks and water. The checkin folks see them but let us thru, nice people. But, we buy meals for dinner and other snacks (beignets and coffee in New Orleans town, so dam good).
This was the best deal ever. Also the best time I ever had at Disneyland, because the Angels fans truly had the park to themselves and there were no lines
ahh
back when 'E-ticket ride' used to mean something
always went home with a pocket full of C, B, and A tickets even after taking the Main Street trolley
Six bucks in 1962 is equivalent in purchasing power to over $62.00 today.
The general admission price to DismalLand today is between $119 and $169 for 10+ years of age, depending on the tier you purchase, whatever the hell that means.
While it's true that DismalLand today has far more attractions than they did in 1962, not to mention a much more massive overhead, I still think The Mouse is gouging.
By the way, do you know how much money you save on a ticket for a child between 3 and 9 years-old (as opposed to your 10 year-old brat)? Between $7-$9! That's it. Gee, thanks, Ghost of Walt, you greedy fuck!