My son just attended Grad night at Disneyland, the price of admission was $95.00. I attended in 1972 and paid $9.00. In 1975 general admission to Disneyland ranged from $5.25 - $6.00 + the cost of a coupon booklet $7.50 - $8.25 for a "12 Adventure Book". Today the price of admission is $96.00. Comparing the prices do you think cost increase matches the overall rate of inflation?

Do you think it was easier for middle-class income families to go to Disneyland in the 70's than it is now?

(Less than three months after opening, in 1955, Disney began selling "Value Books", each contained several of each coupon labeled "A" through "C", to supplement the pay-per-ride system. Attractions were then designated as "A", "B", or "C" attractions. Visitors needed to either purchase a specified coupon from a nearby booth or present the discount coupon book with the correct coupon attached.) If you ever attended Disneyland & purchased an Adventure Booklet what was your favorite coupon to use?

The Submarine Voyage, Matterhorn Bobsleds, and Disneyland Monorail, etc were all "E" coupon attractions. Have you ever referred to something as an "E ticket ride"? (EX: riding with someone who speeds, or a rocky relationship, etc)

If you have experienced the ticket booklet and the one price entry at Disneyland, which do you feel is a better deal?