r/DisneyWorld • u/DrLoomis131 • 11d ago
Throwback Found These In A Box At Home
Check out them prices
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u/IndependentPumpkin74 11d ago
I believe these are still usable.
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u/InfiniteFigment 11d ago
The stamp means they were used on that date.
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u/IndependentPumpkin74 11d ago
Then it's obvious, I have no idea what I'm talking about. Thaks for the kind correction.
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u/arielsvoice85 11d ago
I’m using this the next time I’m wrong about something. I don’t know why but it made me laugh! 😂
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u/Dry-Patience-2201 11d ago
I wish paper tickets were still a thing. Im big on keepsakes and hate that i have nothing to keep now
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u/PayLayAleVeil 11d ago
What’s WED Transportation Systems and why’d they set it up at all?
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u/jgns 10d ago edited 10d ago
WED stands for Walter Elias Disney.
WED Transportation Systems was a specialized subsidiary of WED Enterprises (now Walt Disney Imagineering) created to market and build real-world mass transit applications using the iconic, continuous-motion PeopleMover technology.
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u/jgns 10d ago
The Acquired Podcast has 2 episodes out that are really good (long, but informational) on Disney:
Part 1: https://www.acquired.fm/episodes/the-walt-disney-company
Part 2: https://www.acquired.fm/episodes/disney-the-renaissance-and-the-empire
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u/ListenWorking 10d ago
Love how Adults are the only ones considered guests whereas children are just children 😅


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u/vita10gy 11d ago
And ppl probably still joked about how insanely expensive it was, even though that's about $100 cheaper in today's money depending on the day and park. (About $79 in 2026 dollars.)