Walt Disney World's 25th Anniversary Passport

By Nick

This passport was from Walt Disney World’s 25th Anniversary in 1996.

Remember the Magic!
This passport, like the Epcot version, measures 5 1/2 by 3 3/4 inches.

 

The first page tells you what the passport is all about.

“Welcome to the 25th Anniversary Celebration at the Walt Disney World Resort!
It’s a big year of celebration with festivities, parades, and special special events continuing through 1997.
While at the Magic Kingdom, guests can validate their passports at 8 key park locations (locations are identified on each of the pages).
The passport is also packed full of great Magic Kingdom trivia- see how much you know!”

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The next couple of pages tell some of the awesome events and parades you’ll experience on your 25th Anniversary visit. Remember the Castle Cake?

Then the trivia begins!
Some of the questions are hard! See how many you can answer. I’ve included the answer key at the end.

The biggest problem I had with the whole thing, and an issue they may not have foreseen, was the bleeding through of the stamps to the opposite page.

Well before the Pirates movies, this book payed homage to one of the most popular Magic Kingdom rides, the only ride to get this honor.

 

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How many did you get right?

1994 Epcot Center Passport

By: Nick

This Epcot Center passport came in a kit with a button, which I featured yesterday, and the stickers that you’ll see throughout the book.

A fun front cover. The passport measures 5 1/2 inches by 3 3/4 inches, a little larger than my actual passport.

Not a very exciting back cover.

A look at the World, and the countries we’ll visit/have visited on our journey around World Showcase.

Each country had a stamp, and a Cast Member from that country wrote a nice message in their native language.

The stickers are lovely scenes you’ll see in each pavilion, as well as the flag and a map.

 

I have no idea what most of these say.

The countries in the 1st half of the book are not in order of the pavilions you’ll encounter if you were to start going around World Showcase begining in Mexico, but does go in order starting with the United States.

 

 

 

 

Last, but certainly not least, we have Canada.

In the future, we’ll take a look at another Passport, from Walt Disney World’s 25th Anniversary.

Vintage EPCOT Center World Showcase Buttons

By: Nick

Unlike Epcot’s Future World, not a lot has changed in World Showcase, and for that I’m grateful.
This is perhaps my favorite section of my favorite park in Walt Disney World.
These buttons were bought back in the early to mid 90′s.



 
 


Long before I had a real passport, I had my World Showcase passport, and I'll share that here tomorrow.