Sail Away with NEW Disney Cruise Line Trading Pins

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• Disney Pin D23 Around The World Disney Park Pins DCL Disney Cruise Line
• Disney Cruise Line 25th Anniversary Limited Release Pin
• Minnie Mouse Holiday Pin
• Walt Disney World Limited Edition Annual Passholder Happy Holidays Boxed Pin and Ornament Set
• Walt Disney World 2024 Attraction Poster Calendar Featuring the Art of Live Entertainment Arrives at Disneyland Resort
• Dcl Host First Cruise Line Party Ship Art Print Sketch Don WILLIAMS 2008

For this exclusive pin, you’re looking at paying close to $3,800 to complete your collection. It’s incredibly rare, as it wasn’t truly available for the public, but only to members on the cruise, and is one that is highly sought-after. We have a lot of entries that are limited editions with a very small production, but what about pins that you can only get on a special occasion? This Mickey on the Beach was given to those on the Disney Cruise line to Castaway Cay, Bahamas, a very unique pin and experience. A personal favorite of mine, the Heroines and Heros profiles are some of the best pins, and they are also some of the rarest Disney pins. It includes the various Disney main characters showing off their side profile with an item in hand that represents them perfectly.

Disney Pin D23 Around The World Disney Park Pins DCL Disney Cruise Line

Rapunzel is one of my favorite princesses, so it’s a price I would spend to get ahold of this rare limited edition of only 250. Duffy and Shelly Mae decorate a palm tree with beach-like ornaments on this pin. The text on the banner reads “Aloha Kalikimaka” and features the Aulani logo in white beneath the pin’s image. When you trade for a pin that is a limited edition collectible (or one you just really like) it’s great to be able to put it directly in pin books. If you go around with a lanyard on, invest in the pin backs that lock your Disney trading pins in place. You may want to leave your book and lanyard on the ship, though.

Disney Cruise Line 25th Anniversary Limited Release Pin

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This limited edition pin has a price of about $2,500 and features Stitch tearing through the bright yellow fabric. Elisabete Gomes is a renowned artist and has been working with Disney for years, producing some of the best quality pieces including ceramics and even pins. She is part of creating some unique, limited edition pieces, with one being this adorable bright Lilo and Stitch pin that has only 100 produced.

Minnie Mouse Holiday Pin

In the next scene, Minnie stands contentedly over a massive holiday banquet of cakes, pastries, and sweets.

Walt Disney World Limited Edition Annual Passholder Happy Holidays Boxed Pin and Ornament Set

Thanks to its rarity, you can find this item around for around $5,500, like this eBay seller. With a design that features one of the villains from Nightmare Before Christmas, this pin is one of the rarest that Disney has ever produced. The reason for this rarity is that the pin was made exclusively for just 12 backers of the Club Elite 30, who helped to influence the design of the pin.

Walt Disney World 2024 Attraction Poster Calendar Featuring the Art of Live Entertainment Arrives at Disneyland Resort

It’s handy to have a lanyard filled with the pins you’d like to trade. Just wear it around your neck and it’s easy to take them off and put on new pins. This may seem obvious, but our family only brought “special” pins with us and my husband was not stoked to see the kids trading them. Keep in mind that they do not have to trade if they don’t want to. If you are a Disney pin trader, you have got to bring your pins along on your Disney cruise. Stately and classic, this is a solid addition to any trading pin collection.

Disney Cruise Line The Magic Ship Mexican Riviera Port of Call Summer 2008 Pin

So, whether you’re a seasoned pin trader or a novice about to embark on your first Disney Cruise, remember these tips. In the event that you do lose any of your pins (or another personal item for that matter) go to the Lost and Found. Guest Relations has a Lost and Found and you might be surprised what you can recover there. There are lots of gatherings of people onboard the ship and if a pin falls off of your lanyard, you are likely to lose it forever. You can buy unique and exclusive Disney Trading pins while you are there. Do the Castaway Cay 5K run and get yourself a commemorative pin.

Dcl Host First Cruise Line Party Ship Art Print Sketch Don WILLIAMS 2008

The famous mice are dressed for the Hawaiian weather and have donned Santa hats. We recommend buying a few starter packs with pins you are comfortable trading. That is mainly advice for children, but sometimes adults forget themselves, too, and need to be reminded. It will probably be on one of the last nights of your cruise, so it’s a good opportunity to get all of your last trades in before you head back home. They’re very generous about the number of pins you are allowed to trade, unlike stores at the Disney parks and resorts that have a two-pin limit. The pin is currently being sold at Pin Traders, but appears to be a re-release of an older version.

Disney Gallery Logo Pin, $10,000

The green board the pins are attached to are designed to make it look as if these pins are dangling from a Christmas tree. Character choices include Belle & Beast, Lilo & Stitch, Anna & Elsa, and Mike & Sulley. This Limited Edition set is identical to the set above, except for the branding on the packaging.

Pack your pins, keep an eye on the pin trading board, and don’t shy away from wearing pins or attending events. These events are not just opportunities to snag exclusive pins, but also to interact with the crew and fellow guests in a fun, engaging way. Remember, it’s not just about acquiring new pins, it’s about the memories created with each trade. As you walk around the ship wearing pins on your lanyard or hat, each pin serves as a conversation starter, a shared moment, a story to tell.

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Disney has a few simple rules for pin trading to keep it fun and fair for everyone. Pins should be in good condition and be official Disney pins. When trading with a crew member, you can trade up to two pins at a time. The upside of chatting up a fellow cruiser is they might have some really exclusive, or limited-edition pins to trade. The downside is that they are not at all required to trade like the Disney crew members are. Fellow pin traders with lanyards are also a relatively good option for trading.

The top of the pin reads, “Happy Holidays.” The Disney Vacation Club logo is also printed at the top of the pin. Disney trading pins are a big deal on the Mainland and they are big on cruises, too. Don’t miss your opportunity to trade daily and pick up some rare, limited, and exclusive pins. This Limited Edition set features the Magic Key logo in the corner of the packaging. Pluto is the star of the pin in the set, and his banner reads, “Holiday Greetings.” The ornament in the set has a domed snow-filled glass front and a red ribbon hanger.

While the series of princesses on carousels features several characters, this one is incredibly rare. These limited edition character pins all share the same basic style with varying classic Disney and Pixar pals. All have a wooden-looking frame with a red ribbon ornament hook attached.

To purchase, you must log in to shopDisney.com with the Disney account tied to D23 Gold Membership. These pins are sold for $25.99 each, plus applicable sales tax. Maximum of two (2) pins of this style for purchase per D23 Gold Member for online orders. Shipping not available to PO boxes; shipping and handling fees may vary for all online orders. All information is subject to change including, but not limited to, artwork, release dates, editions sizes, and retail prices.

The most important thing about pin trading is to have a great time doing it. However you like to trade, and whatever you are searching for, just remember it’s supposed to be fun. It’s not a guarantee that you will get your lost item back, but you should never assume your Disney trading pins are gone once you’ve lost them. Occasionally things get picked up by the right person and they do the right thing by turning it in.

These pins are sold for $17.99 each, plus applicable sales tax. These pins are sold for $18.99 each, plus applicable sales tax. This pin features a piece of this year’s holiday art, with Mickey offering Minnie a gift. Mickey is wearing a Santa hat, and Minnie’s peppermint-striped dress is trimmed in white. A snowman wearing sunglasses stands to the left, and he has a packed suitcase next to him.