altered book cover and layout--question?

inspired by the Mailbox Muse Orient Express kit

For my latest Altered Arts Magazine post, I'd like to share with you the 

finished (at least I think it's finished?) cover of the altered book I recently

started--it began without the train image, but I asked for help (as in, hey,

what does this need???) and had some good advice via some of my arty

facebook friends.  That is a pic of one of the real life Orient Express

locomotives.  Normally, I avoid fussy cutting like the plague, but have to

admit, the Ingvild Bolme craft knife from Prima, it just feels so right in my

hand.  Plus it's a pretty color.  Does any of that sound a little creepy?

Anyway, here is the first layout in the book--it's the ticket page.  The
background is stamped all over in a turquoise glaze with an awesome
Behind the Scenes background stamp from Rogue Redhead Designs:

vintage train ticket images, some graphic45, and Maya Road chipboard

So here's my question for you.  On this page:

At the bottom, add the word "Tickets"?  Or would that be too much?  

Hmmm.  What do you think?

One more thing--Altered Arts very recently added a blog thing to their

site, so you can get a quick peek at what all their designers are up to.

If you have time to pop in, the link is HERE.

Well why not a challenge (thanks, Marjie!):
Eclectic Paperie--Get Altered (altered book)
So Artful--Curiosity, rust, and turquoise
Stampin' for the Weekend--distressing