It’s time for another look at a
Disneyland Guided Tour ticket. Today’s Guided Tour ticket is from
1984, this Child ticket cost
$5.50 and does not include park admission. Early Guided Tour tickets included Main Gate admission and a ticket or two for an attraction other than those on the tour.
See my previous Disneyland Guided Tours tickets posts here: (
1958) - (
1967) - (
197?)
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From the
Summer of 1984, I believe this is the final edition of
Vacationland. I’m not 100% certain this is the last issue, but I have not seen a newer edition. Happy 50th Donald!
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How about a
Guided Tour? I want one of those "Mickey Ear" tour tags! Notice the Child ticket in my post above from
1984 is
$5.50 and the one in the magazine is
$4.00, that’s because my ticket is not for
Magic Kingdom Club members. Nice discount!
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“
PSA joins Disney Family”. How many folks remember “
American Journeys”, I sure do. Thinking back on this attraction, I don’t recall it ever being “empty” as in “Honey I have no Audience”. They should bring back Circle-Vision 360 and do it in 3-D or smell-o-vision or something cool. Boot out that Buzz Light-year thing, it belongs at over at DCA or give it to Six Flags, they'll take it.
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“
A Wrather Property” for a few more years. The black & white artwork on this ad is great.
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The artwork on this Marineland ad is
weird and seems old by
1984, in fact, so did Marineland.
Universal Studios had some cool artwork too!
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Come back on Bonus Sunday for the entire issue.