Just up the street was the Plaza Terrace.
Around the corner was the Tahitian Terrace.
Friday, September 03, 2010
Souvenir Friday- Tip Trays
Once upon a time, table seating restaurants at Disneyland used tip trays to present the bill. Instead of a vinyl folder, the trays were colorful and sturdy. You would pay the server and include the tip on the tray. First up is a tip tray from the Carnation Cafe on Main Street when it was sponsored by Carnation Milk.
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7 comments:
WOW, WOW, WOW!!!! I've never seen any of these!!
Cool! I only have a Tahitian Terrace tip tray, but I love it. Are you aware of any others that you don't have?
Finally, you have touched my envy-bone.
Souvenirs from those days long ago, when you not only paid by cash, but you only needed to lay down a $10 to pay for dinner for a family of four.
What a great niche collection!
Hadn't considered that these type of items were personalized to the restaurant back then...
What a great piece of product 'branding' that actually worked and made the experience different/special.
Thanks!
Wonderful stuff!
Amazing! Who knew Disneyland had personalized tip trays for each restaurant.
At the January 2012 NFFC (or whatever they call themselves now) show we bought a nice metal tip tray with a great drawing of the Omnibus on it. Fortunately it was very inexpensive.
James
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