I have Disneyland tickets from 1990 and I have 2 days left on them. I have been traveling to other places and finally getting around to using them. Will I still be able to use them? Can I exchange for park hopper tickets or do I have to buy park hopper tickets? I could not find information about this on their website.
Does anyone have disney contact # or email? Thanks.

If that doesn't work, at the bottom of the Disneyland Resort home page, click "Contact Us" link for the same link:
http://disneyland.disney.go.com/disn...?name=HomePage

My first reply didn't post. There are some tickets that don't expire and some that do.

The link I posted gets you to the home page and the the email contact is within the "Contact Us" link at the bottom of the home page.

I still have a few old E-ride tickets, but I am guessing those won't work anymore!

It's funny how E-tickets mean something completely different now from what they meant back then.

We were riding in the car with my teen-age nephew when someone suddenly cut in front of us and we had to swerve sharply and then brake hard. I joked to my husband that the experience "was like an E-ticket ride at Disney!" My puzzled nephew asked if Disney used to email tickets for specific rides.

IF you can't use them, maybe you can sell them as souvenirs on EBay?

Hope this helps...
Debi

Tickets are so old the three day ticket cost was 66.50. There is no expiration date on them used first date in 1990 and there are 2 days left. Can I use fastpass with the tickets that old? Thanks for all your help.

I was just on MouseSavers.com looking for passport prices and saw this:

<<Old Disneyland passes that were issued in the days before expiration dates applied can still be used. Their value is too low to be worth applying to a new pass, though. Just use them for admission (Guest Services will trade them for passes that will work at the gates) -- or if they're old enough, they might be worth more as collectibles!>>

Thank you for the information. I thought we would not be able to use the fastpass system.