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DisneylandAttraction CouponsFor many years, Disneyland visitors had to purchase coupons in order to go on rides. Coupons were labeled "A," "B," "C," and (eventually) "D" and "E". The most popular rides (e.g. the Matterhorn) required "E" coupons, and guests could ride less popular rides (e.g. a colicky Frontierland mule) for an "A" coupon. Adult riders of "it's a small world" were given two "E" coupons. These coupons were a way for Disney to make money, and to encourage people to visit less popular attractions. Coupons were available in aptly-named "ticket books" or could be purchased individually. For example, in 1966 coupon prices were as follows:
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