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Walt Disney World Ticket Prices 1970s
Walt Disney World Tickets from the 1970s
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Just like Disneyland, Walt Disney World used the A-E ticket books. Each ticket book had a transportation ticket and Magic Kingdom entry ticket and additional tickets could be purchased throughout the park from small kiosks. Guests could also purchase general admission if they didn't plan on riding anything. The price of individual ride tickets were:
A Ticket: 10 cents
B Ticket: 25 cents
C Ticket: 50 cents
D Ticket: 75 cents
E Ticket: 90 cents
Each attraction with the exception of the Walt Disney Story, Diamond Horseshoe Revue, Circle-Vision 360, If You Had Wings and Carousel of Progress required a ticket.
A Ticket:
Main Street Vehicles
Cinderella's Golden Carrousel
B Ticket:
Main Street Cinema (later became an A ticket)
Frontierland Shootin' Gallery
Mike Fink Keelboats
Dumbo, the Flying Elephant
Mad Tea Party
C Ticket:
Swiss Family Island Treehouse (later became a B ticket)
Snow White's Scary Adventures
Peter Pan's Flight
Mr. Toad's Wild Ride
Grand Prix Raceway
Davy Crockett's Explorer Canoes
D Ticket:
Walt Disney World Railroad (later became a C ticket)
Tropical Serenade
Liberty Square Riverboats
Skyway
Flight to the Moon/Mission to Mars
Tom Sawyer Island
Plaza Swan Boats
StarJets
WEDway PeopleMover
E Ticket:
Jungle Cruise
County Bear Jamboree
The Hall of Presidents (later became a D ticket)
The Haunted Mansion
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
It's a Small World
The Mickey Mouse Revue (later became a D ticket)
Pirates of the Caribbean
Space Mountain
Big Thunder Mountain opened approximately eight days before A-E tickets were phased out. During that short window of time, it most likely required an E Ticket to ride from the existing ticket books that were already in print.
The following prices are an example of what ticket books would cost during each year in the 1970s.
1971
7-Adventure Ticket Book
Adult: $4.75
Junior: $4.25
Child: $3.75
11-Adventure Ticket Book
Adult: $5.75
Junior: $5.25
Child: $4.75
1972
7-Adventure Ticket Book
Adult: $4.95
Junior: $4.50
Child: $3.95
11-Adventure Ticket Book
Adult: $5.95
Junior: $5.50
Child: $4.95
General Admission
Adult: $3.75
Junior: $2.75
Child: $1.25
1973
8-Adventure Ticket Book
Adult: $5.75
Junior: $5.25
Child: $4.75
12-Adventure Ticket Book
Adult: $6.75
Junior: $6.25
Child: $5.75
General Admission
Adult: $4.50
Junior: $3.50
Child: $1.50
1974
General Public 8-Ride Ticket Book (included one A, B and C ticket, two D and 3 E tickets)
Adult: $5.75
Junior: $5.25
Child: $4.75
General Public 12-Ride Ticket Book (included one A, B ticket, two C, and four D and E tickets)
Adult: $6.75
Junior: $6.25
Child: $5.75
This 1974 adult 12-Ride Ticket book cost $6.75. The cover has been removed for admission on the Monorail. Only a B ticket is still intact. There is a checklist in the back of the book that lists all of the attractions in the park.
1975
This Junior 8-Ride book from 1975 still has one example of each ticket. Ticket books are most commonly found with their transportation and Magic Kingdom entry tickets removed.
General Public 8-Ride Ticket Book
Adult: $6.50
Junior: $6.00
Child: $5.50
General Public 12-Ride Ticket Book
Adult: $7.50
Junior: $7.00
Child: $6.50
General Admission Only
Adult: $5.25
Junior: $4.25
Child: $2.25
1976
(Ticket courtesy of David Butler.)
General Public 8-Ride Ticket Book
Adult: $7.25
Junior: $6.75
Child: $6.25
General Public 12-Ride Ticket Book
Adult: $8.25
Junior: $7.75
Child: $7.25
General Admission Only
Adult: $6.00
Junior: $5.00
Child: $3.00
River Country (Magic Kingdom Club Price)
Adult: $3.25
Junior: $2.75
Child : $2.25
1977
General Public 8-Ride Ticket Book
Adult: $8.00
Junior: $7.00
Child: $6.00
General Public 12-Ride ticket Book
Adult: $9.50
Junior: $8.50
Child: $7.50
Magic Kingdom Club Member 8-Ride Book
Adult: $7.75
Junior: $6.75
Child: $5.75
General Admission Only
Adult: $6.00
Junior: $5.00
Child: $3.00
River Country (Magic Kingdom Club members got 50 cents off)
Adult: $4.00
Child: $3.00
Armed Forces Days were often held in both the spring and fall. Members of the military and their families could buy special one-day unlimited use tickets. The poster above is from 1977.
1978
Magic Kingdom Club Member 8-Ride Ticket Book
Adult: $8.25
Junior: $7.25
Child: $6.25
Two-Day Unlimited Use Ticket (These were only available at certain times of the year. Magic Kingdom Club members got 75 cents off.)
Adult: $18.00
Junior: $16.00
Child: $14.00
General Admission
Adult: $6.50
Junior: $5.50
Child: $3.50
River Country (Magic Kingdom Club members got 75 cents off.)
Adult: $4.75
Child: $3.75
1979
General public 8-Ride Ticket book
Adult: $9.00
Junior: $8.00
Child: $7.00
General public 12-Ride Ticket book
Adult: $10.50
Junior: $9.50
Child: $8.50
Magic Kingdom Club Member 10-Ride Ticket Book
Adult: $8.75
Junior: $7.75
Child: $6.75
Two-Day Unlimited Use Ticket (These were only available at certain times of the year. Magic Kingdom Club members got 75 cents off.)
Adult: $18.00
Junior: $16.00
Child: $14.00
(Later in the year the price went up by a dollar and then an additional 25 cents.)
General Admission
Adult: $7.00
Junior: $6.00
Child: $4.00
River Country (Magic Kingdom Club members got 75 cents off.)
Adult: $4.75
Child: $3.75
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