Month: January 2024

Get an inside look at Boston’s legendary arena.

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Home of the Mavericks & Stars Located in the Victory Park neighborhood in downtown Dallas, American Airlines Center opened in 2001 to provide a new home for local NBA team the Dallas Mavericks and NHL franchise the Dallas Stars, who had previously played at the Reunion Arena. American Airlines Center At A Glance Venue Name […]

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Much like a nickel defense or man-to-man, when it comes to buying Super Bowl tickets, we’ve got you covered. After all, it’s the premier sporting event of the year — and whether you’re looking to attend the big game, other NFL events going down in Vegas that weekend, or all of the above, we’ll help […]

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Hello Everyone!  Well its been a while since we’ve had a new post so here goes.

I stumbled across this little gem on Ebay (link). Dated March 24, 1957, this complementary pass to Disneyland is reportedly signed by Walt Disney himself.

These early passes are not totally uncommon as they were available for purchase during the off seasons, here’s a nice set from 1962 (link). The complementary ones are less common, one signed by Walt would be ultra-mega rare.

The eBay auction has a “Buy it Now” price for (are you sitting down?) $10,000!!!!  According to the seller “dated two years after the park opened in 1955…stamped .March 24, 1957 …..pass is made out to Robert Cobb….owner (now deceased) of the once very famous Brown Derby restaurant in Hollywood and creator of the world famous Cobb Salad. The name of Robert Cobb on the pass is entirely handwritten by Walt Disney and signed as well.”

I’m no handwriting expert but this does look like other “real” signatures of Walt from the 1950’s. What do you think?

Here’s a check signed by Walt in 1956 (yours for only $2,895!! link) the signatures do look very similar…
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