Disney Springs is a great place for trading pins.The starting price of Pins available for sale at the Parks is $6.95.Just make sure that the seller has positive ratings and their auction is for OFFICIAL DISNEY TRADING PINS with MICKEY RUBBER PIN BACKS and the Official Disney Pin Trading back stamp. You can purchase pins from Ebay before your Disney trip.If a cast member has a green lanyard, they will only trade with kids under 12.

They don’t care which pin you give them as long as they don’t already have the pin on their lanyard. Present your pin to the Cast Member with the back in place.Inform them of the pin that you would like to trade for.Approach the Cast Member and ask to see their pins.Cast Lanyards should display a minimum of 12 pins.Guests should offer a pin that is not already displayed on the Cast Member’s lanyard.Pins should be in good, undamaged condition.Guests can trade up to two pins per Cast Member, per day.Each Cast Member has a different selection of pins, so it’s always fun trying to find that specific pin you want. Guests are able to trade their Disney pin(s) with the Cast Member. Cast Members wear lanyards that contain a selection of Disney themed pins (when they first reopen after being closed, pins will be available on boards vs Cast Members wearing them). Pin Trading is available at both Disney World and Disneyland Park. You can find smaller lots, but I would recommend the 50 lot for your Disney World vacation.

They sell their pins in lots of 50 or even lots of 100. There is one seller that I really like that I have ordered from multiple times over the years and had zero issues with their pins. I’ve been pin trading since 2009 with various lots of pins that I purchase on Ebay. If you are planning on getting started pin trading at Disney World, the first thing you need are pins.

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