This looks like it might be one of those comp type tickets for PR purposes or for employees maybe? I bet the restaurants in early New Orleans Square were awesome.
Interesting that its not New Orleans "Square"? did they run out of room or maybe this was early and "square" wasn't common yet?
Here's a nice gently used ticket book from October 1967 featuring a Star and Castle paper ticket. What a magical time to to be at the park, hence there is only one ticket left, but its still beautiful.
I'm all over the Swiss Family Tree House. Now if only Tarzan would move out, oh wait... Yes I pulled this ticket from the book where its been bound since 1967, it feels remarkably satisfying.
In case you didn't know, this is a "coupon" and its good at any time during Disneyland's regular operating hours when ticket books are on sale. Translation = It wasn't valid during special events.
What a great line up of attractions, Tomorrowland '67 is calling me...
This is a "Junior" admission ticket book, a price point that faded away many decades ago. $4 in 1967 adjusted for inflation is $38.50 in 2025. Hmmmm.
This never gets old...
In case you missed my post from 6,259 days ago, here's a whole lot a Star and Castle tickets (200th Post - Castle and Star Paper Madness)
Come back Sunday for: The Best of Bonus Sunday.
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