To trade pins with Cast Members in the Disney parks you must follow the following pin rules:
1) Only pins that show a Disney, Walt Disney World Resort or Disneyland Resort affiliation will be accepted for trading.
2) Pins from other Disney companies such as ESPN, ABC and so on are tradable.
3) Disney service pins, Disney language pins and Spirit of Disneyland Resort pins are not tradable.
4) Pins should be in good condition and not damaged.
5) Trade one pin at a time hand to hand and make sure pin backs are on the back so you don't hurt anyone.
6) Name pins are not tradable.
7) When trading the pin you are offering should not already be on the cast members lanyard.
8) HAVE FUN. Pin trading is a fun way to meet new people and talk with Disney Cast Members.
Disney parks and resorts have always had pins but in 1999 during the Millennium Celebration pins took on an entire knew meaning. Now you can trade with Disney Cast Members and guest in the parks and resorts.
This is a fun and interactive way to get to know people from all over the world.
There are many pins in the Disney parks to choose from. Pins celebrating a special occasion, attractions, theme parks, resort or character. Once you start collecting you really can't stop.
The best part is that pin trading is very simple. All you have to do is when you are in a Disney theme park spot a Cast member with their pin lanyard and go offer a trade to them. And the best thing of all is that if you follow the pin trading guidelines to the left the Cast Member can not turn down the trade.
When you head to Disney World think about getting started on pin trading. Pin trading is so much fun and gives you a chance to interact with other guests and cast members. Read this page to learn more about Disney pin trading. It's really a fun experience.
Keep checking back to this webpage to stay up to date on upcoming pin events and special pin releases.
