Movie Ticket Stubs

[JDub1]

I still have my Star Wars The Phantom Menace stub

[unberechenbar]

I started keeping them recently (about half a year ago).

[Scahom1]

Originally Posted by Zorn88

How funny I should come across this thread.

I have collected my ticket stubs since I was a kid, but not until I was a teenager did I take it seriously. So there are numerous stubs that I am missing from my earlier years. As an adult, I have rented small apartments with limited wall space, but this past year I moved into my own home with plenty of wall space. I had all my stubs on a cork board that was connected to my computer desk in my room at my parents house and I've just added all my stubs to that over the years. Well last week I decided to take on the project of moving over all my stubs and hanging a cork board on the wall. It took a while and I noted each ticket in a Google Doc for reference (180 total), but I'm glad I did it because I've been wanting to do this for quite a while and it puts a smile on my face every time I walk by it

What a great idea! That board is gonna look bad ass when complete.

[Scahom1]

Originally Posted by Paul.R.S

For several years before surrendering to using the e-mailed QR code on my phone, I'd print a full-size sheet of paper to be scanned by the ticket "taker" at Arclight Hollywood. So that's another space challenge: Dozens and dozens of tickets are 8.5" x 11" sheets of paper.

My local theater switched to this method a few years back. Since I keep my stubs in binders, what I do is get the PDF and scale down the image a bit so when I print it, I can just cut out the "movie stub" portion of the page and easily slip it in.

[Zorn88]

Originally Posted by Scahom1

My local theater switched to this method a few years back. Since I keep my stubs in binders, what I do is get the PDF and scale down the image a bit so when I print it, I can just cut out the "movie stub" portion of the page and easily slip it in.

Two of mine are like that and I got really nervous that it was going to be a trend, but it ended up just being a couple one offs because I saw those movies at special screenings.

I also have a few that were printed on receipt paper and they do not age well.