How WDW turned my family into serious pin traders.
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We have annual passes and go to WDW usually 3 or 4 times a year. We had just started trading as a fun activity for the kids in December of 2015. This past May we were at Caribbean Beach and we were trading when my son noticed a man with tons of pins. We Were admiring his collection and getting advice and pointers on trading. Once we finished talking with him Dave who was a manager of the food court area came up to us and gave us 4 really neat pins. One was a back stage magic pin and the other 3 were dream kingdom pins and he told us he really enjoyed watching new families getting involved in pin trading and that he wanted to give us some special pins to add to our collection. This was such an amazing gesture and definitely a wow moment of Disney magic. We have been completely addicted since. We still have so much to learn but that's most of the excitement behind it. I must say of all of the resorts we have stayed at Caribbean Beach has been the best for magical Disney experiences.
Now completely off subject but we were just at Art of Animation over the week of thanksgiving and we took our nieces for their first Disney trip and it was The only time we have ever had a bad experience at WDW. The staff was very unfriendly and just plain rude. We will definitely never stay there again!
Now completely off subject but we were just at Art of Animation over the week of thanksgiving and we took our nieces for their first Disney trip and it was The only time we have ever had a bad experience at WDW. The staff was very unfriendly and just plain rude. We will definitely never stay there again!