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my mom and dad went to epcot when it first opened and she bought a silver plated pass for 75 dollars... she was wondering if it is a special lifetime pass to epcot... it was only sold to 100 people for 75 dollars... anybody know about this?
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i dont know why she never mentioned this before... i normally find all of theyre old disney stuff
(my mom has a figment stuffed animal from 1988)
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I need to see this.. Cause i never heard of it...Comment
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im gonna try to find it
my mom doesnt know where it is...she completely forgot about it, she says the whole trip was completely un-planned, they found out the park was open got plain tickets and went, mom mentioned something about it being late at night and they werent thinking right :lol:Comment
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c'mon guys... i need answesrs, puuwwweeeesssseeComment
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I would contact Epcot Guest Relations and ask to speak to their most senior (and I don't mean it in the business structure sense) CM there. I have never heard about it at all. I was at EPCOT Center when it opened and we bought commemorative 3-day passes, which were about $75 if I remember right. They came in a silver sleeve, which I do still have somewhere. But they weren't for lifetime, they were regular three day passes for both WDW parks and they were good FOREVER until they had been used for three days.
the more I think about it, the more I think that's what your mom is thinking about.Comment
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now that i think about it i think it was.... thanks
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anytime ...Comment
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I bought a silver pass as well. At the time it was just a commemerative ticket to the park, I beliecve at the time it was a 3 day world passport. The unused days never expired, but the ticket was silver plated to be a commemerative type ticket for the opening of EPCOT.Comment
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