Woman Redeems 22-Year-Old Disney Pass She Never Used at Age 4

On April 23, Chelsea Herline, 27, of San Francisco, decided to try her luck with a 22-year-old, unused day pass at the gates to Disney's Magic Kingdom.

The park employees were so astounded by the 1994 ticket that they allowed her to redeem it, she said.

"[The employee] was so nice about it," Herline recalled. "She said, 'Wow, this is a really old ticket.' She had to call her manager to help convert it to an electronic ticket, and f-rom a child ticket to an adult ticket."

Herline added: "I just went around to all of the big rides -- Splash Mountain, It's a Small World. We have a family joke that when I was little, I fell asleep on the ride. So this time, I took a picture of myself, sent it to my parents, said I had two cups of coffee and was ready to go."

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Herline was 4 years old when her parents brought her and her two older sisters to Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida.

Each family member received a "4-Day Park Hopper" pass, but on the last day, Herline got sick and never used the last day on her pass.

Then, this year, Chelsea said her father stumbled upon her pass.