:mdrmdr: Todd, being 29 again, as I am :mdrmdr: I have my E-ticket :mdrmdr: You know what they say: Old enough to know better and young enough not to care! I'll be 29 in Heaven! Don't care to be 29 again down here! TR LOL ... I’m not sure if we had “E” tickets but I do recall DisneyLand in California 1980 tickets were $7.50 each. We thought that was so expensive. :mdrmdr: And then in 1982 every place we visited ... the magic number was $12 bucks - Knott’s Berry Farm, Hollywood Wax Museum, Hearst Castle. By the time we visited DisneyWorld/Epcot in Florida in 1984 the price was $18.00. Then in the 1990’s the prices really started to climb and it was better to get the 3 day pass. You actually needed them because the lines were sooo long you couldn’t see everything in a day anyway. Remember paying for Magic Kingdom Dollar bills to use at the park? I kept them as a souvenir ... I wonder if the paper money is worth anything? I got them in a photo album ... just need to find the album. LOL. While looking today ... I did find my old mercury thermometer! Woohoo .... Yep, I’m THAT disorganized when I packed up to move. B-) Geri, good thing that’s strictly an oral (no blunt end, rounded), or under the arm only thermometer! Easy to clean, a good soak in alcohol and it’s good as new :mdrmdr: I bet we all have those “lost” items somewhere in a box, just too easy to buy a newer item to replace the “misplaced” one. :calvin Yep, all you need is a little alcohol to clean and good to go. :whistle: Every store I’ve been in are out of them. Except for the local drug store ... on a table by the entrance door they now have a few boxes set up but nobody is buying them. Why? It’s the non contact infrared forehead (shape like a gun) ... they got it jacked up to $77! Hey, if I’m going to dish out that much money ... I rather get a toaster oven/air fryer. That is on my wish list next. B-)
