Found this old ticket from 1994 which appears to have an unused day. The side looks clipped 4 times though, can this be redeemed and if so, how? Thanks!
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Hmmmm - if it is good for four days and was clipped four times, doesn’t that mean it was used up? I may not be understanding.
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I believe four clips means four days gone and it looks like the bottom left corner has been clipped four times.
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Yes its clipped but missing a stamp day so not sure why that is. This is my MiL’s old ticket, she apparently was able to get a free teacher ticket when they arrived and saved a day on this 4-day pass.
It looks like the forth day was marked as used, so I think you are out of luck.
Fun find!
I’m pretty sure they use to punch days from the bottom, and go up, so that the # that remained is the # of days you have left. Your ticket appears to have “0” days left.
This is an example of a ticket with “2” days left:
But just for fun, you should go see if that “Three Park” ticket can be used at Animal Kingdom. 
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Oh I remember these paper tickets!
The one I remember best was a blue colored 5 day park hopper with stamps from around 1990, my parents might have these somewhere
Thanks for the info, what confused me us the lack of a 4th stamp on there. Now if only I can find those old 3 day tickets from 1989 with a missing stamp from when I got sick and missed a park day
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Technically, it is a lack of a second stamp. Notice that only the stamp for day 2 was missing. So I think that was a mistake from the CM that day not to stamp it, but on days 3 and 4, they properly stamped it with the date…which is further evidence it was actually used fully. So, most likely, day 2 was visited on June 15th or 16th.
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Back in March of 1989 I was 6 and we went to WDW. We also went to Sea World where I was splashed by a whale, caught a chill and was then sick the next day. I knew I made a scrapbook years ago that included our tickets from WDW including this with an unused day!
DW and I are taking an adults only trip in April with 1 park day so over Thanksgiving while at my parents house I’ve searched the basement and found this. So how do I redeem this? I assume I’ll have to bring it with to Guest Service?
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There is a ticket center at DS. They take your name like the Apple store and call you when they have someone to work with you. 
The CM hand input all my old tickets and generated a card to be used going forward.
Thanks! On the back it specifically says not valid for “Disney MGM Studios” I assume because it wasn’t open yet at the time. Do old tickets just become magic you’re way to be used at any park?
At Thanksgiving my mom insisted I start taking some of my old stuff out of their house so she can clean and organize. I started by taking 3 large boxes of baseball cards home, most of which are Topps, Fleer and Donruss from 87-93 so mostly worthless in other words. However, while going through this box of Fleer 1990
I suddenly found the other 3 day ticket from 1989 I’d been hoping to find! So now the question is this, can I convert this child ticket (which was and is mine) to an adult? I’m hoping it only involves paying the price difference which in 1989 was $66 and $77.