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  Current Issue  #45

Special Update! July 17, 2008:

We appreciate and thank all of you fine Readers for your enthusiasm and support throughout the years! But even your favorite ride at Disneyland must eventually come to complete stop, and you will be asked to disembark.

The “E” Ticket Magazine is in negotiations for sale.  The new owners do not intend to continue publishing, but back issues will be available on some level while they last. 

 We are working on issue 46 at this time, and this will be our last.  We are, admittedly, way behind schedule, but the issue should be a good one.  With the mailing of 46, we will outline to subscribers options for their remaining subscription money.  A mail-back signature card will be included.  Refunds will be one option.  A second option, and one we hope folks take advantage of, is to accept the new “Back Issue CD-3” against subscription money.  This CD, covering issues 17 through 25, is now in development and will be completed about the time issue 46 comes out.   

About The "E" Ticket Magazine : If your interests include the history of Disneyland, Walt Disney's first Magic Kingdom, this is the publication for you! A place where Senior Disney artists and Imagineers shares their personal experiences, artwork, and photographs. Read facts about and see photos of the first Imagineer, Walt Disney. Each issue showcases a ride or attraction which is described and illustrated in loving detail. Additionally, The Disney Theme Parks are explored with maps, drawings, and rare photographs.

The "E" Ticket Magazine features interviews with the artists, Imagineers and other creative individuals who helped design and build Disneyland. Also contained in these issues are rare reviews of Disneyland and researched histories of the construction of favorite rides and attractions, some of which are now only memories.  Issues are packed with hard to find photographs, sometimes up to 50 in a single issue.

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