WDW A through E rides- Which was which?

[kree]

I remember only a few- does anyone have a list of which rides (or attractions) fell into which category? For example: the vehicles on Main Street were A's, but that is all I can remeber for that category. Add to that, the original Frontierland Shooting Gallery- was that a Ticketed attraction, or was it coin operated?

[Lou Mongello]

kree,

I actually answered this question in another thread, located here:
http://www.disneyworldtrivia.com/for...read.php?t=398

As for the Shootin' Arcade, that was always a paid (coin) attraction.

Hope that helps!

[kree]

Thank you. One question- The list on the link indicates that the Shooting Gallery was a B ticket attraction. I remember paying for it as you state above, but somewhere in my brain I also remember ticket media as well.

[disneytourguide]

Ok...so let me get this straight (me and my 16 year old mind here) Disney used to charge different attractions for different amounts? I always though Disney had always stuck to its one price admission=all rides paid for. Or did that come as Disney coffers filled and could bare to change the system? So in theory you could have paid for admission to Disney and not get on anything (ex:Kennywood)?

[dznyfreak42]

Ok...so let me get this straight (me and my 16 year old mind here) Disney used to charge different attractions for different amounts? I always though Disney had always stuck to its one price admission=all rides paid for. Or did that come as Disney coffers filled and could bare to change the system? So in theory you could have paid for admission to Disney and not get on anything (ex:Kennywood)?

yep u r right the E ticket rides were the realy cool ones! and tha A ticket rides were like the main street cars.

[Lilo_and_Stitch]

So how many tickets did you get?
Like you paid what price for how many A tickets, E Tickets, etc?