One time when I was little I had lost my lanyard and I was crying so a sweeper came over and asked my mom what was wrong, she explained what happened, so he took us to an area and said to wait here. He left and came back later with his special collection of pins and gave them all to me. They all had those special mickeys there were also some original antique pins. I will forever be thankful for him and his kindness. He and people like him are what truly makes Disney an experience.
Are we gonna talk about the fake Disney pins, my sister works at Disneyland and says cast members aren’t allowed to say no to a trade even though they can tell the pin is a knock off
@@natalieland9755 some signs are off colors, thinner metal, but most telling is the lack of the mickey head engravings on the back along with the pin emblem, but another employee told me they have seen better and better knock offs
@@jasonsiska1704 that's right, its important to note that the design wasnt implemented until 2012/2013, unfortunately it doesnt make it easier to discern unless you can verify when it was made :/
If you need a pin back you can ask a cast member who is sweeping. Sometimes they'll see them around and pick them up. They'll give one to you if they have one.
Tips from someone who has been trading since 2003. 1) don’t buy pin lots online. You may be getting 100 pins for 25 dollars, but they’re all fake. 2) you’re allowed to say no, don’t let people pressure you to trade. 3) check for fakes at the board, lots of people don’t follow rule number 1. 4) have fun 5) I suggest if you decide to collect, choose one topic... from experience. 6) buy locking backs from amazon, you get 40 for 10 dollars, and they don’t damage your pin back or require a wrench.
I did the career start program in Disney world. When I worked there, the cast members were allowed to place one pin backwards. That would be a secret hidden pin. Anybody who was curious about the pin would have to trade for it before seeing what it was. It just made it a little bit more fun, like a mystery pin.
Alea Tomassetti It’s called Antique Station and it’s in Orange! That whole street is filled with antique stores and almost all of them have Disney memorabilia. It’s awesome! Hopefully you get a chance to go!
Rosa Aguirre He did! I just commented to let people know about the vintage store because I felt that people might wanna go there and check out the pins available!
Ok mister fast-talker! You should have shown all the tie pins you got in the end!!! OR show all of the pins you landed. Fun video. I LOVE pin trading. I think I may even have a tie pin. I'll have to check on that now.
I know, I just went through my coins to pick out my pre1982 pennies for wherever my next penny press may be and now I find this and how fun PPP makes it!
That happened to me about a year ago! It was one i didn't really care about and ended up trading for a pin from Disneyland Hong Kong that had made its was to WDW!
Love love love this video. Thank you Chris for wearing my pin. I didn't know about the secret pin at the photo store, awesome fact. Also good tip on the tie being harder to find. Message me and let me know which ties you ended your day with, because I have some more from that set. ❤️ Love you guys ✌️ Jake G!
I haven't had cable in 15 years but these videos remind me of Travel Channel back in the 90's. Absolutely killing it with these videos! I'm so sucked into these videos I might have to plan a trip to Disney.
I'm a beginner pin trader, and just stumbled upon this video. THANK YOU so much for posting this one. I've only been collecting Star Wars pins, and was finding that trading isn't that easy. Great tips! Thank you!
So amazing,My youngest was gifted a pin at the Haunted Mansion this year by a random park guest. Had got something in my eye had to wipe it off it was sweet.
This was randomly on my recommended and I’ve been on the Disney TH-cam community in years. This just makes me love it more and I definitely subscribed! I need to trade pins now
I went to Disneyland a few years ago and fell in love with the Duffy pins! I collected all the Duffy pins with the different Disney character hats on them. I managed to get the completer pin but I still need to find the silver ones now! Great video loved it! I learned some more trading etiquette.
Thank you Chris for explaining pin trading! I never understood what the excitement was all about -- but now I see just how fun it could be!! You guys are always consistent in showing me so much more then I ever knew about Disney! I LOVED the Pressed Penny video you did also -- and I got pressed penny books for all 4 of my kids after I watched it. We have been making pressed pennies a tradition now for all our trips (it's a great souvenir to get when you have 4 kids) Hopefully we are all going to make a trip to Disneyland this March and they are excited to get pressed pennies there!!
I just loved this video so much, I loved that you found a lot of ties even though they're so weird and special, the best was that the people changed them to you ♡
A few things with the video. "Completer" pins are actually called "Chaser" pins. The more hardcore traders are actually now no longer to setup shop inside the parks. They used to give them an area in Frontierland and also in Tomorrowland but what wound up happening was that they would pay people to go inside the shops to buy up all the LE pins because they have a limit on how many you can purchase. So they wound up ruining it for everyone. Limited Edition pins will have a number on the back of how many of that pin they are limited in production to. Some might be 5,000, others 100. Pins can also be gotten in a wide variety of weird ways, not just purchased in the park. I started collecting Tron pins when I went to the premier of Tron Legacy. Fandango did a secret promotion with Disney that a random amount (I believe it is 1000) pins were sent to people who bought their tickets to the movie from Fandango. Weeks after I attended the movie, I just got this really cool pin in the mail from the movie. There was also a super rare Tron pin that was only available from a somewhat unmarked gumball vending machine in downtown disney. It was the only place you could get it, so Disney sometimes makes these pins available in very weird ways. Hence, the rarity of some of them. Lastly, if a cast member is wearing a green pin board, they will not trade with adults, only with kids 12 and under!
This video is great, wish Disney would share this video (endorse!) because we got to the park and didn't know what all the pin business was about. Keep up the great work Chris!
Wow, cool...I always heard about Pin Trading. Now, that I know more about it...I may start one day, but right now...sounds like too much work...lol. Thanks for the video. Keep up the good work.
I remember having this cool kingdom hearts limit edition one... it was so cool. Everyone would want to trade something for it but I wouldn't give in. Sadly I lost that with my other amazing pins when I move out of Cali a few years ago but thankfully I'll be moving back next month and want to get back into pin trading because I remember how fun it was to trade every time I went to Disney area
We’ve been trading for two years and have gotten bored with the pin boards around the park. We’re always so nervous to trade with people because we don’t know who is trading and who isn’t! You reignited our passion for trading by letting us know about the California Hotel trading at 5pm! We went trading yesterday and had a BLAST! Walked out with so many cool pins ! A lot of pins we’ve had for almost a year (that we thought nobody wanted) were taken instantly! So much fun! We got a lot of cool pins we wanted too! Thank you Provost Park Pass! I’m so grateful for this video ♥️
I did not know there was a pin trading thing. I just thought you bought them and took them home as souvenirs. That is cool I am glad people asked about them or I would have never know. THANKS TO ALL OF YOU WHO ASKED ABOUT DOING THIS VIDEO. WOO HOO GREAT NEWS.
I am at Disney this week with my family and I actually tried pin trading, and it was pretty fun. My niece and nephew saw what was I was doing and they're loving it. Found some square pins as my collection with Hades as the second one. Found a Daisy one too but my niece got at it before I did. But thank you for the hints, this is a huge hit!
I have four lanyards of pins: basic Disney, villains, Halloween, and Christmas. I keep the pins I want to keep on the right side of the lanyards and the ones I want to trade on the left side. Just a suggestion to the new collectors out there. When you trade for a pin you REALLY want to keep, pocket it or put it in your purse to avoid losing it when you're on a Disney ride.
My D Pins on Katella and Euclid has a ton of random licensed Disney pins for cheap if you are looking to to start a trading collection, only a mile from the park
We were told proper etiquette was to ask to see the pins and the cast member would hold their lanyard out to us. Also, do they still have cast members wear the colored lanyards indicating that only children can trade with that cast member?
Question!? Hope you can answer it. So I see a lot of custom made Disney pins from private seller on Etsy or independent sites. Are those allowed to be traded or only specific Disney brand trading pins!? And also how do you spot fakes!?
Tip: Some retail shops at tin the park will sell mystery packs for about $5. Other pins that are not mystery start off at about $7. You can trade your mystery pin for a different one if you don't like it.
Pin trading is awesomeness....... We got hooked Immediately... We moved from two lanyards to a jansport mickey mouse back pack in less than a month.... New release pins are fun to see
I just started collecting Disney pins and it's really fun, I haven't traded any pins yet because I'm just starting. It's really amazing to see so many pins in the stores. Thank you for all the information about pin trading! You're incredible Chris!
I was never into pin trading, but this video made it seem like so much fun, I may have to try it the next time I'm at Disney! Thanks Provost Park Pass, your videos make my day by bringing me Disney magic while I am anticipating my next trip.
I followed your tips over labor day with my daughter and grandson. We had so much fun. I loved the tie pin you had and I was determined to get the whole set by the end of the trip. I was able to do this only trading with cast members and pin boards.
Thanks so much for making this video! In November I'll be going to Disneyland for the first time in 12 years (and my first time as an adult) and I have a small but beloved pin collection from when I was a kid. Glad to know pin trading is still going strong. I never knew about the Grand Californian meetup!! That's definitely going on our itinerary! Great tips and really fun vlog. :)
you can ask cast members all over the park for back up pin backs! the sweepers, cashiers, maybe to even the cast members working restraunts? i haven’t checked those lol
i have a club penguin pin, but since club penguin shut down in 2017 i refuse to trade it for a different one. if you wonder what it looks like, it is a black penguin in an astronaut costume
Was at Disneyland just last week. Started pin trading after watching your video. And the first pin I found and traded for was the Hades blue tie pin. Score.
Loved the video I have pins but only ones I love can’t wait to tell my friend buy some pins to trade and go to the hotel for pin trading thanks for the tips
Chris - since this video was recorded there has been a very important change regarding pin trading. We were at Disneyland and DCA during Spring Break 2024 and the cast members were not automatically trading pins with guests. The cast members are trying to weed out fake pins from the parks, so if the suspect your pin is fake, they WON’T trade with you. FYI
I started collecting and buying pins around the 60th Anniversary and became addicted. I haven't tried trading at the parks, but I've wanted too. Was thinking about buying a pin bundle online, but did my research and realized that it's not fair to be trading fake pins (scrappers). So when I do return to the parks someday, I will do exactly what you just did and buy a starter pack. It looks like so much fun! However, I definitely will not be trading any of my favorite pins that I already have.
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Tip: Push the black rubberized pin back on the pin at an angle. This creates a much tighter fit!
Storyteller Narrations but that damages the pin back over time of it bent it will break off
Great advice! Thank you for sharing!
I love this comment is “PINned” ;)
Angel Mackey yes, but after time, using then the normal way eventually widens the hole making the backs very unreliable.
@@provostparkpass yeah
One time when I was little I had lost my lanyard and I was crying so a sweeper came over and asked my mom what was wrong, she explained what happened, so he took us to an area and said to wait here. He left and came back later with his special collection of pins and gave them all to me. They all had those special mickeys there were also some original antique pins. I will forever be thankful for him and his kindness. He and people like him are what truly makes Disney an experience.
Tamatoa is glam thanks!
Wow that's incredible he must truly have a kind heart
MAGICAL 🧙♀️
True Disney magic right there
wow. thats amazing
Are we gonna talk about the fake Disney pins, my sister works at Disneyland and says cast members aren’t allowed to say no to a trade even though they can tell the pin is a knock off
How can you tell??
@@natalieland9755 some signs are off colors, thinner metal, but most telling is the lack of the mickey head engravings on the back along with the pin emblem, but another employee told me they have seen better and better knock offs
Real pins sometimes do not have the mickey engravings. I purchased a Space Mountain Pin from Disney World directly and it did not have them
Most cast members, from what I can tell, honestly doesn’t care enough about the pins.
@@jasonsiska1704 that's right, its important to note that the design wasnt implemented until 2012/2013, unfortunately it doesnt make it easier to discern unless you can verify when it was made :/
If you need a pin back you can ask a cast member who is sweeping. Sometimes they'll see them around and pick them up. They'll give one to you if they have one.
Tips from someone who has been trading since 2003.
1) don’t buy pin lots online. You may be getting 100 pins for 25 dollars, but they’re all fake.
2) you’re allowed to say no, don’t let people pressure you to trade.
3) check for fakes at the board, lots of people don’t follow rule number 1.
4) have fun
5) I suggest if you decide to collect, choose one topic... from experience.
6) buy locking backs from amazon, you get 40 for 10 dollars, and they don’t damage your pin back or require a wrench.
Tip: you can't trade a pin with a cast member if they already have that pin
Achara Wongthongkham same
Yeah you’re probably just ugly. Works for me all the time. Not my daughter tho. She is repulsive looking but is such a genuine person
I did the career start program in Disney world. When I worked there, the cast members were allowed to place one pin backwards. That would be a secret hidden pin. Anybody who was curious about the pin would have to trade for it before seeing what it was. It just made it a little bit more fun, like a mystery pin.
oo i like that! definitely going to do this
I have the Gaston tie pin! I didn't realize how hard they are to find lol. I got mine in a vintage store near Disneyland!
Jordan Lemus do you remember the name of that vintage store? Would love to go there! 💕
Alea Tomassetti It’s called Antique Station and it’s in Orange! That whole street is filled with antique stores and almost all of them have Disney memorabilia. It’s awesome! Hopefully you get a chance to go!
I thought He said hook was the hardest find
Rosa Aguirre He did! I just commented to let people know about the vintage store because I felt that people might wanna go there and check out the pins available!
The only one of the tie pins I’m missing is the Hades one. There are 5+ the catcher pin
Ok mister fast-talker! You should have shown all the tie pins you got in the end!!! OR show all of the pins you landed. Fun video. I LOVE pin trading. I think I may even have a tie pin. I'll have to check on that now.
Hi Scott!!! I alwasys love reading your comments. And yes you are right I should have shown the pins at the end. *dang it*
Darn it ! You got me started on pressed penny's and my friends thought I was crazy! Now I want to try pin trading. Curse you Chris !
I am the worst person ever!!! :D
I know, I just went through my coins to pick out my pre1982 pennies for wherever my next penny press may be and now I find this and how fun PPP makes it!
I didn’t know about the mini black Mickey ones were cast members. I am going to be sure to add those to my must have pins list!!!
In the Army, we called the pin backs "Damn-its" because when you get home after a long day and realize that you lost a pin back you say, "Damn-it!"
That is so funny. #FunnyCuzItsTrue
When I was at Disneyland I was walking and something was clicking in my shoe, I turned it over and there was a pin in my shoe lol
You must have amazing luck!!!
That happened to me about a year ago! It was one i didn't really care about and ended up trading for a pin from Disneyland Hong Kong that had made its was to WDW!
Love love love this video. Thank you Chris for wearing my pin. I didn't know about the secret pin at the photo store, awesome fact. Also good tip on the tie being harder to find. Message me and let me know which ties you ended your day with, because I have some more from that set. ❤️ Love you guys ✌️ Jake G!
In the Navy we called the pin backs (back of our rank insignia) damnits cuz, "damn it, I lost another one!"
That is the funniest thing I have ever heard. #FunnyCuzItsTrue
In the Air Force we call them frogs. Cause you drop them and the damn things jump across the room
Army calls um damnits to
I haven't had cable in 15 years but these videos remind me of Travel Channel back in the 90's. Absolutely killing it with these videos! I'm so sucked into these videos I might have to plan a trip to Disney.
Who knew pin trading could be so exciting! Have always wondered what it was all about. Now I know! Thanks for another fun vid!
obsessed with the way you say "pin"
I'm a beginner pin trader, and just stumbled upon this video. THANK YOU so much for posting this one. I've only been collecting Star Wars pins, and was finding that trading isn't that easy. Great tips! Thank you!
I'm totally a beginner to this so thank you so much for informing us noobs on how to pin trade lol
You are sooo very welcome. Glad this video was helpful.
You missed two tie pins on two different boards.
So amazing,My youngest was gifted a pin at the Haunted Mansion this year by a random park guest. Had got something in my eye had to wipe it off it was sweet.
This was randomly on my recommended and I’ve been on the Disney TH-cam community in years. This just makes me love it more and I definitely subscribed! I need to trade pins now
Yay Daniel. So glad you found us. Welcome to the family. 👍🏻❤️
I went to Disneyland a few years ago and fell in love with the Duffy pins! I collected all the Duffy pins with the different Disney character hats on them. I managed to get the completer pin but I still need to find the silver ones now! Great video loved it! I learned some more trading etiquette.
2:11 BEST TIP EVER .. Not heard ANYONE else say that one! .. Very GOOD idea!
Thank you Chris for explaining pin trading! I never understood what the excitement was all about -- but now I see just how fun it could be!! You guys are always consistent in showing me so much more then I ever knew about Disney! I LOVED the Pressed Penny video you did also -- and I got pressed penny books for all 4 of my kids after I watched it. We have been making pressed pennies a tradition now for all our trips (it's a great souvenir to get when you have 4 kids) Hopefully we are all going to make a trip to Disneyland this March and they are excited to get pressed pennies there!!
Thank you for the tip about the pin traders at the Grand Californian. I will have to bring all my trader pins when we visit the parks next year.
You trade Olaf! 😱😱😱 you made someone really happy 😂💚
Such a cool hobby to get in to 👍🏼
Me: "What a stressful day..."
Provost Park Pass: "New Video!"
Me: "What an awesome DAY!"
I hope your day got better!!!!
Chris... I’m on your side about Frozen. I support you
Started collecting pins when I became an annual pass holder. Can’t get enough of it!
It's soooo fun. I love trading.
I just loved this video so much, I loved that you found a lot of ties even though they're so weird and special, the best was that the people changed them to you ♡
Love this video! Can’t wait to everything you did in video when I go there a again, especially spotting the hidden Mickey!
Its sooo fun. Glad you liked the video.
Pin trading is the most underrated activity at Disneyland!
There are even pins you can trade through trivia at various locations in DL and DCA.
Omg at 6:00 they had a freaking club penguin puffle pin, IM DYING THATS SO AMAZING
A few things with the video. "Completer" pins are actually called "Chaser" pins. The more hardcore traders are actually now no longer to setup shop inside the parks. They used to give them an area in Frontierland and also in Tomorrowland but what wound up happening was that they would pay people to go inside the shops to buy up all the LE pins because they have a limit on how many you can purchase. So they wound up ruining it for everyone. Limited Edition pins will have a number on the back of how many of that pin they are limited in production to. Some might be 5,000, others 100. Pins can also be gotten in a wide variety of weird ways, not just purchased in the park. I started collecting Tron pins when I went to the premier of Tron Legacy. Fandango did a secret promotion with Disney that a random amount (I believe it is 1000) pins were sent to people who bought their tickets to the movie from Fandango. Weeks after I attended the movie, I just got this really cool pin in the mail from the movie. There was also a super rare Tron pin that was only available from a somewhat unmarked gumball vending machine in downtown disney. It was the only place you could get it, so Disney sometimes makes these pins available in very weird ways. Hence, the rarity of some of them. Lastly, if a cast member is wearing a green pin board, they will not trade with adults, only with kids 12 and under!
Jesus that's alot of words
Chris every time you tell a pun, I hear a whole auditorium of volunteers moaning in unison.
Yep that is my crowning achievement!!! :D
This video is great, wish Disney would share this video (endorse!) because we got to the park and didn't know what all the pin business was about. Keep up the great work Chris!
Thank you Kevin
Wow, cool...I always heard about Pin Trading. Now, that I know more about it...I may start one day, but right now...sounds like too much work...lol. Thanks for the video. Keep up the good work.
be careful Eric it is super addictive. :D
The editing on this video is perfection. 🤣❤️
I remember having this cool kingdom hearts limit edition one... it was so cool. Everyone would want to trade something for it but I wouldn't give in. Sadly I lost that with my other amazing pins when I move out of Cali a few years ago but thankfully I'll be moving back next month and want to get back into pin trading because I remember how fun it was to trade every time I went to Disney area
It's such a fun hobby. Glad you are getting back into it.
Glad you finally made this video babe!
We recently found your channel and can’t stop watching. Thank you for being so informative about pin trading. Had no idea about the 5 o’clock meet up.
Yay!! So glad you found us!!
We’ve been trading for two years and have gotten bored with the pin boards around the park. We’re always so nervous to trade with people because we don’t know who is trading and who isn’t! You reignited our passion for trading by letting us know about the California Hotel trading at 5pm! We went trading yesterday and had a BLAST! Walked out with so many cool pins ! A lot of pins we’ve had for almost a year (that we thought nobody wanted) were taken instantly! So much fun! We got a lot of cool pins we wanted too! Thank you Provost Park Pass! I’m so grateful for this video ♥️
Very informative. Thanks!
I bought pins that I liked when I went. Never traded any.
I did not know there was a pin trading thing. I just thought you bought them and took them home as souvenirs. That is cool I am glad people asked about them or I would have never know. THANKS TO ALL OF YOU WHO ASKED ABOUT DOING THIS VIDEO. WOO HOO GREAT NEWS.
I am at Disney this week with my family and I actually tried pin trading, and it was pretty fun. My niece and nephew saw what was I was doing and they're loving it. Found some square pins as my collection with Hades as the second one. Found a Daisy one too but my niece got at it before I did.
But thank you for the hints, this is a huge hit!
I have all the time pins except for jafar. So I have scar,Gaston,Hades, chernabog, the chaser and hook
No way!!!!!’ We need to trade. 👍🏻
@@provostparkpass totally!
It took me a total of 3 or 4 years just looking at cast member pins but I have officially completed the villain tie pin set!
2:44 I like the use of repetition on this one quote, lol
Thank you so much for this advice! I can’t wait to go to Disneyland in a few weeks and start pin trading!
I have four lanyards of pins: basic Disney, villains, Halloween, and Christmas. I keep the pins I want to keep on the right side of the lanyards and the ones I want to trade on the left side. Just a suggestion to the new collectors out there. When you trade for a pin you REALLY want to keep, pocket it or put it in your purse to avoid losing it when you're on a Disney ride.
My D Pins on Katella and Euclid has a ton of random licensed Disney pins for cheap if you are looking to to start a trading collection, only a mile from the park
My favorite pins I have WDW cast member hidden mickey uniforms with a silver Tower of Terror!!! And of course the original red head pin!
Of course it would be ToT for you. 😂❤️
3:53 nicest dad ever
4:40 Matt’s Insides: But it does hurt my feelings *internal crying*
We were told proper etiquette was to ask to see the pins and the cast member would hold their lanyard out to us. Also, do they still have cast members wear the colored lanyards indicating that only children can trade with that cast member?
That is correct. I have not see the teal lanyards in awhile. Those are for children only.
@@provostparkpass I wish Kids at Heart would count 😂
When did pin trading Start? How about trading vintage pins? How do you tell real pins from fake pins?
Been around a long time. This is the best how-to-do-it video. Actually, the only how to do it video.
There was a tie pin top left at 14:06
Yeah
I'm allergic to the magic bands so they swapped out my band for a round thing whith a landyerd and I put my pins on it
My lanyard is full because I love trading !! Thanks for all the tips and tricks
Question!? Hope you can answer it. So I see a lot of custom made Disney pins from private seller on Etsy or independent sites. Are those allowed to be traded or only specific Disney brand trading pins!? And also how do you spot fakes!?
I think they have to be metal and have a 'Disney' and Copyright 'C' on the back.
Tip: Some retail shops at tin the park will sell mystery packs for about $5. Other pins that are not mystery start off at about $7. You can trade your mystery pin for a different one if you don't like it.
My favorite Pin I ever traded for was the "This is Not a Pin" set.
Thats so cool how pin traders get together! Your videos are enjoyable
Ursula has been at Cafe Orleans for Soo long! We always recognize her!
Pin trading is awesomeness....... We got hooked Immediately... We moved from two lanyards to a jansport mickey mouse back pack in less than a month.... New release pins are fun to see
We need an updated pin trading video please
I forward this to my sister since they were heading to Disneyland and my niece and nephew had a great time doing this while they were there!
Thank you so much for this! I just completed my very first lanyard and this is a new hobby of mine. Thank you for all of the great info!
You are soooo very welcome. 👍🏻👍🏻
I just started collecting Disney pins and it's really fun, I haven't traded any pins yet because I'm just starting. It's really amazing to see so many pins in the stores. Thank you for all the information about pin trading! You're incredible Chris!
I was never into pin trading, but this video made it seem like so much fun, I may have to try it the next time I'm at Disney! Thanks Provost Park Pass, your videos make my day by bringing me Disney magic while I am anticipating my next trip.
I’m not a big fan of Frozen either!.....so glad to meet you!
this made me so happy
You're one of my favorite channels!!!
Thank you!!! You’re one of our favorite people. ❤️👍🏻
Very nice video. I can't wait to spend Hundreds of Dollars on tiny metal pins yay !!!!
I was able to get my hands on the limited eras Minnie mouse 50th pin that only annual passholders are able to purchase
I just recently got into pin trading because they've been pushing it hard at Shanghai Disneyland. I'm loving it
I followed your tips over labor day with my daughter and grandson. We had so much fun. I loved the tie pin you had and I was determined to get the whole set by the end of the trip. I was able to do this only trading with cast members and pin boards.
Donald is my FAV for pin collection. THANKS for the tip on the SECRET pin (I had no idea about that one, been trading for over 20yrs.)
Another fantastic video full of advice. Thank you for sharing the magic ✨
I love this video!!!!! I'm so glad you finally made it!!! :)
Thank you Angiee!!!
Love pin trading! i'm obsessed! And this is a great video about it!
Thank you James!!!! Glad you liked it.
I love your first pin
Hadies pin
Glad to see you got your tie pins!! Super cool video! 🤙
I was soooo happy to get them.
I’ve always wanted to collect pins but they are so expensive!😭 I’ll try to start my next trip!!!
The pins I got when I started collecting were sooo expensive and I would never trade them 😂
TrashHeadKai that’s another thing, I’d be like “no you can’t have that one, it was too expensive”😂
Theres ton on ebay! And they are authentic
Thanks so much for making this video! In November I'll be going to Disneyland for the first time in 12 years (and my first time as an adult) and I have a small but beloved pin collection from when I was a kid. Glad to know pin trading is still going strong. I never knew about the Grand Californian meetup!! That's definitely going on our itinerary! Great tips and really fun vlog. :)
I agree with you on Frozen i am not a big fan either
There are just a few of us out there. :D
you can ask cast members all over the park for back up pin backs! the sweepers, cashiers, maybe to even the cast members working restraunts? i haven’t checked those lol
8)
This was exactly the guide video I was looking for! Thanks
Really enjoyed this video! Never bought pins or pin-traded before, but you may have just created a monster.....
It’s such a fun way to spend your time in the park.
This was such a fun video lol I can see myself getting very addicted to this 😬😄
i have a club penguin pin, but since club penguin shut down in 2017 i refuse to trade it for a different one. if you wonder what it looks like, it is a black penguin in an astronaut costume
Was at Disneyland just last week. Started pin trading after watching your video. And the first pin I found and traded for was the Hades blue tie pin. Score.
Loved the video I have pins but only ones I love can’t wait to tell my friend buy some pins to trade and go to the hotel for pin trading thanks for the tips
Chris - since this video was recorded there has been a very important change regarding pin trading.
We were at Disneyland and DCA during Spring Break 2024 and the cast members were not automatically trading pins with guests.
The cast members are trying to weed out fake pins from the parks, so if the suspect your pin is fake, they WON’T trade with you.
FYI
At 6:01 there is a tie on the top left-hand side. Also, I like the first pin you traded.
Yeah
Such a fun episode!! Learned so much. Loved it!!
Yay!! Thank you Valerie! Glad you like it.
CHRIS!!!! I am not a fan of frozen either!! I knew we were kindred spirits!!! LET... IT. GOOOOO!! hahah
awesome video will have to get a starter set for my sons and watch them have a blast
I started collecting and buying pins around the 60th Anniversary and became addicted. I haven't tried trading at the parks, but I've wanted too. Was thinking about buying a pin bundle online, but did my research and realized that it's not fair to be trading fake pins (scrappers). So when I do return to the parks someday, I will do exactly what you just did and buy a starter pack. It looks like so much fun! However, I definitely will not be trading any of my favorite pins that I already have.
This has always been a mystery to me, thank you so much for explaining this whole thing!