Magic Kingdom Club Membership Card - 1966 #2

Taking another look inside the Magic Kingdom Club shoe-box we find this neato 1966 Magic Kingdom Club Membership card for an employee of the Anaheim Post Office, that's keeping it local!





See my previous 1966 Magic Kingdom Club membership card post here (link).




(This magazine was posted before back in May 2008) Here's a super Disney News from the Summer of 1966, lots of new things coming to Disneyland. A few great pics of Walt and lots of fun stuff.


Disney News - Summer 1966 (34mb)






Naturally, this is my favorite page from the 1966 Disney News.

Magic Kingdom Club Members Don't miss the County Bear Jamboree

This fun and colorful mini-poster lets Magic Kingdom Club members know the Country Bear Jamboree opens March 23rd (1972). Wikipedia has the Bears opening March 4th, is the right? I like how Teddi Barra is swinging outside the border of the poster. According to the little code a the bottom left (2/72 - 65m) they printed 65-thousand of these in February 1972, wow, I wonder how many are left?

Magic Kingdom Club Parking Pass

Picking up again with the Magic Kingdom Club, here's a "Director & Editor" Car Pass from 1987. Are these for movie directors & editors? I'm not sure how that ties into the MKC?








Sad news from the Magic Kingdom Club Travel Center in 1987, Marineland has permanently closed, bummer!

Magic Kingdom Club Membership Card - 1966

"Gasp" Your Magic Kingdom Club Membership Card expire's on May 31st! This fun poster measures about 10" x 12". Just Value & Fun!!!!





Here's a neato membership card from 1966. The authorized signature looks like a celebrity's signature. Pacific Southwest Airlines, PSA - the "Worlds finest Airline" and planes that smiled!





"Not available to the general public" sounds kind of Skull & Crossbones like?

Magic Kingdom Club

Now that I’ve dusted off the Magic Kingdom Club box of goodies, it’s time to start posting some of it. Where to start? How about a decent explanation of just exactly what the Magic Kingdom Club is and what it’s all about. What better way to break down the “club” than to read from its own marketing material?





The Disney characters try to lighten up the text, but unless you read repair manuals for fun (and who doesn’t?) this still might be a bit dry. Come back tomorrow for some vintage Magic Kingdom Club goodies.