Its even on my favorite Star and Castle paper! Notice the expiration date, I am guessing these were from the first year of Operation M.O.U.S.E.(1968) as my flyer (shown below) is for January 1969 so I would guess the Operation M.O.U.S.E.money was good for up to a year. Plus the colors don't match the 1969 flyer.



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Like you, I enjoy the fact that it was printed on the "Castle & Stars" paper!
That's interesting that it says "or for admission to any DL attraction." How much was a single "E" ticket back then?
Oh, and how was the park yesterday?
Major; There's just something about that Castle & Star paper... It even feels nice!
Tokyomagic; "E" tickets around 1968/69 were 75¢ for adults & 65¢ for children.
Ok, I never made it to the park on Monday, well, I got near the parking lot and, well, its was seriously windy and 90+ degrees! Something weird happens when it gets crazy windy at the park, maybe the wind blows away some of the pixie dust? I went in late Oct. 2007 and it was the same wind & heat and it wasn't any fun at all. I will be going next week however!
I want one for my collection! :)
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