The general rule
on what constitutes a tradable pin is that it is a cloisonne or hard-enamel
metal Disney pin or an acceptable operating participant pin, that represents
a specific Disney event, place or location, character or icon.
Only operating
participant pins that show a Disney, Disneyland Resort or Walt Disney
World Resort affiliation will be accepted for trading.
Pins from other
business units of the Walt Disney Company, such as ESPN, ABC, etc.are
tradable.
Disney Service
pins, Spirit of Disneyland Resort pins, and Disney language pins will
not be accepted for trading.
Counterfeit pins
and lower quality pins (e.g. plastic pins, rubber pins, other non-metal
pins, epoxy-coated pins, etc.) will not be accepted for trading.
If there is any
doubt as to whether a pin is tradable pursuant to these rules, the trading
Cast Member shall make the final determination.
Pins should be
in good, undamaged, tradable condition.
Trade one pin
at a time, hand to hand.
For safety, trade
pins with the backs attached.
Please refrain
from touching another person's pin or lanyard. If you need a closer
look, ask the person wearing the lanyard if they can bring it into clearer
view for you.
Certain pin sets
must be traded as sets. If a single pin from the set does not complete
the intended picture or statement alone, such as carded pin sets, all
pins in the set must be traded as one pin.
"Name pins"
may not be traded with Disney Cast Members. This includes Disney name
pins.
When trading
with Cast Members, guests should offer a pin that is not already on
the Cast Member's lanyard.
Monies or gifts
may not be exchanged or used in trade for a pin.
Guests may only
trade one pin of the same style with a Cast Member.
Above all...Have
fun! Pin trading can be a great way to interact with and meet Cast Members
and their guests.
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