Disney introduced Disney Dollars as official theme-park currency in 1987. The notes could be purchased and spent at participating Disney resorts, theme parks, and other company locations.
The currency was designed to resemble United States money while featuring Disney characters and landmarks. Its denominations included $1, $5, and $10 notes, and later issues used additional designs and values. Each note carried identifying details such as a letter for the issuing resort and a signature from a Disney official.
Disney Dollars became both a practical payment option and a collectible. They were discontinued as a regularly issued currency in 2016, although previously issued notes retained their value at participating locations under Disney’s policies. They are distinct from attraction tokens and commemorative souvenir certificates.