Pins that were originally obtained in fun/interesting ways
I was just thinking about Disney pins that were distributed in interesting ways and would have cool stories. Here's some examples I could come up with:
Where Dreams Come True - CMs in the US parks gave two Tinker Bell pins to a guest and would instruct them to keep one and give one to another guest for "spreading magic".
Star Cast Member - For several years, a "star" guest ticket was included in with the most expensive Magic Access annual passes at Hong Kong Disneyland. When the Magic Access member brought their friend, the "star guest" would be given 2 CM recognition cards to give to CMs who did a good job. CMs who got a certain number of cards would get the pin.
7-Eleven Japan Halloween - 7-Eleven in Japan had a Halloween promotion where you could get a free coloring page of Stitch. After coloring the page, you could return it to the store and draw a ticket from a box for certain prizes, some of which included Halloween Disney pins.
Continuing the Pin Trading Tradition - Given by managers at WDW to guests who did something to "continue the pin trading tradition".
Anyone know of other pins given out in interesting ways?
Where Dreams Come True - CMs in the US parks gave two Tinker Bell pins to a guest and would instruct them to keep one and give one to another guest for "spreading magic".
Star Cast Member - For several years, a "star" guest ticket was included in with the most expensive Magic Access annual passes at Hong Kong Disneyland. When the Magic Access member brought their friend, the "star guest" would be given 2 CM recognition cards to give to CMs who did a good job. CMs who got a certain number of cards would get the pin.
7-Eleven Japan Halloween - 7-Eleven in Japan had a Halloween promotion where you could get a free coloring page of Stitch. After coloring the page, you could return it to the store and draw a ticket from a box for certain prizes, some of which included Halloween Disney pins.
Continuing the Pin Trading Tradition - Given by managers at WDW to guests who did something to "continue the pin trading tradition".
Anyone know of other pins given out in interesting ways?