New Pins coming to Walt Disney World & Disneyland this March

Here is a sneak peek at the new pins coming to Walt Disney World this March.

With just a few changes from their Disney World counterparts here are the new pins coming to Disneyland this March.

Please note – All information is subject to change including but not limited to artwork, release dates, edition sizes, and retail prices.

Here is a little Pin Trading Etiquette to follow.

• The main criteria to judge whether a pin is tradable or not is that it must be a metal pin bearing a “©Disney”mark on the back that represents a Disney Event, Place or Location, Character or Icon.
• Pins should be in good, undamaged, tradable condition.
• For a safe trading experience, please trade one pin at a time, hand to hand with pin backs attached.
• Guests may trade a maximum of two (2) pins per Cast Member, per day.
• Please refrain from touching a Cast Member’s or Guest’s pins or lanyard. If you need a closer look, kindly ask the Cast Member or Guest wearing the lanyard if she or he can bring it into clearer view for you.
• Monies, gifts or receipts may not be exchanged or used in trade for a pin.
• When trading with a Cast Member, Guests should offer a pin that is not currently displayed on the Cast Member’s lanyard.
• Pins from other business units of The Walt Disney Company (i.e.ABC, ESPN) are accepted for trade.
• Operating participant pins that show a Disney, Disneyland®Resort, or Walt Disney World®Resort affiliation are accepted for trading.
• Plastic pins, rubber pins or other non-metal pins are not accepted for trading.
• “Personalized Name”pins are not accepted for trade.
• “Broche style”or “clasp pins”are not accepted for trade.
• Disney Service Award pins, Spirit of Disneyland®Resort pins, Partners in Excellence pins or Cast Member costume pins (i.e. Host/Hostess Badges, Disney Trainer) are not tradable.

Disney Trading is magical fun for the whole family! The most important etiquette to remember is to have fun collecting or trading!