Disney+ Hosting Drive-in Film Festival Featuring Screenings of “The Right Stuff”, “Tangled”, “Coco”, “Hocus Pocus”, and More

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This October 5 – 12, film fans in the Santa Monica area have a unique opportunity. Disney+ has announced the limited-run “Disney+ Drive-in Festival.” The festival begins and ends with invite-only premiere screenings of The Right Stuff and Clouds. The festival is filled with Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and National Geographic showings. The “Disney+ Drive-in Festival” takes place at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California. Guests looking to attend are able to make reservations beginning September 28 at […]

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Minnie Mouse is the STAR of This New Disney Merch Available Online!

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Let’s face it, Minnie Mouse is the style icon we aspire to be. And when we spot fashionable new merch, featuring this beauty, we can’t help but add it to our wishlist!

Minnie Mouse at Hollywood Studios

And we just found a TON of new Minnie Mouse merch available on shopDisney! We are officially in Minnie Mouse heaven!

We previously spotted the Minnie Mouse White Denim Shorts for Juniors at Downtown Disney in Disneyland, and we thought they were SO CUTE. These white denim shorts feature red and white polka dot Minnie bows all over!

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These shorts cost $39.99 and even have some pretty lace at the bottom of the legs.

Get the Minnie Mouse White Denim Shorts for Juniors

Might as well get a shirt that pairs well with those shorts, right? And the Minnie Mouse Lace Scoop Neck Top for Women would look SUPER CUTE with the Minnie shorts!

Minnie Mouse Lace Scoop Neck Top for Women ©Disney

This shirt has white lace at the neckline and red details on the hems. But it’s Minnie’s bow that brings the look together. You can add this to your wardrobe for $36.99.

Get the Minnie Mouse Lace Scoop Neck Top for Women

Minnie’s look has evolved over time, and the Minnie Mouse Through the Years Pin highlights some of her most popular looks!

Minnie Mouse Through the Years Pin ©Disney

The pin features three portraits of Minnie as we’ve seen her through the years for $12.99.

Get the Minnie Mouse Through the Years Pin

RockLove creates some gorgeous Disney jewelry and the Minnie Mouse Red Bow Necklace gives a sweet nod to the style icon for $65.99. 

Minnie Mouse Red Bow Necklace by RockLove ©Disney

This necklace features Minnie’s signature red and white polka dot bow and it’s made with sterling silver with enamel accents.

Get the Minnie Mouse Red Bow Necklace by RockLove

We’re not gunna lie, our jaw dropped when we saw the stunning Minnie Mouse Polka Dot Dress for Women. It’s fun and fashionable!

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And look at Minnie there on the skirt showing off her FABULOUS style. And the back of the dress has its own surprise — Minnie’s autograph is embroidered on it!

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The dress is $128.00, and WE WANT IT SO BAD. And yes, we had the same reaction when we saw this dress at Disney World!

Get the Minnie Mouse Polka Dot Dress for Women

And for the littles, check out these Minnie Mouse Polka Dot Bows Sweatpants for Toddlers!

Minnie Mouse Polka Dot Bows Sweatpants for Toddlers ©Disney

You can snag these for the kiddos for $19.99.

Get the Minnie Mouse Polka Dot Bows Sweatpants for Toddlers

Now that fanny packs are back in style, why not do it in MINNIE STYLE? The Minnie Mouse Polka Dot Belt Bag could be the PERFECT park bag!

Minnie Mouse Polka Dot Belt Bag ©Disney

This bag is $24.99 and features Minnie’s signature bow on the front!

Get the Minnie Mouse Polka Dot Belt Bag

It’s hard to believe, but the holidays are right around the corner! And we’re already imagining ourselves curled up by the fire in this comfy looking Minnie Mouse Holiday Plaid Nightshirt for Women.

Minnie Mouse Holiday Plaid Nightshirt for Women ©Disney

The nightshirt is $49.99 and has Minnie Mouse embroidered in her holiday dress!

Get the Minnie Mouse Holiday Plaid Nightshirt for Women

And this is just the tip of the iceberg! There is EVEN MORE new Minnie Mouse stuff available online (including this AMAZING Minnie Mouse Donut Pool Float). So head over to shopDisney to choose your favorites!

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With more than 750 pages, the 2020 DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining is full of tips and planning tools developed by Disney World experts over 30+ years of visits. We’ve done the research for you, so you’ll know just which spots will uniquely suit your family’s needs!

With mini-reviews of every single restaurant, bar, lounge, kiosk and more; an entire chapter on the best snacks in Disney World; full Disney Dining Plan analysis (and how to get FREE dining); and a full chapter on discounts and deals; you’ll have everything you need to plan your best vacation yet.

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This Disney Recipe Was Made for People Who Like to Play With Their Food!

If you have ever gotten upset because someone told you that you shouldn’t play with your food, we have a treat just for you!

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Disney has recently stared a Coral Reef Restaurant Peanut Butter Playdough recipe, and we are sharing it with you so that you can have some fun at home.

This would be a fun one to make with the kiddos!!

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This recipe serves 12.

INGREDIENTS

  1. 2 cups smooth peanut butter
  2. 1 cup light corn syrup
  3. 4 cups powdered sugar
  4. 2 teaspoons vanilla extract

DIRECTIONS:

  1. Combine all ingredients in a mixing bowl fitted with a paddle attachment.
  2. Mix all ingredients until combined and the dough comes together. Do not
  3. Portion onto plates using an ice-cream scoop.

For even more fun, introduce other items like chocolate chips, vanilla wafers, pretzel sticks, marshmallows, and/or sprinkles for decoration!

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With more than 750 pages, the 2020 DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining is full of tips and planning tools developed by Disney World experts over 30+ years of visits. We’ve done the research for you, so you’ll know just which spots will uniquely suit your family’s needs!

With mini-reviews of every single restaurant, bar, lounge, kiosk and more; an entire chapter on the best snacks in Disney World; full Disney Dining Plan analysis (and how to get FREE dining); and a full chapter on discounts and deals; you’ll have everything you need to plan your best vacation yet.

Click here to order your copy of the 2020 DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining E-book with code WDW2020 to save 25% off the cover price today! Your order will include a FREE instant download of the 2019 Edition of the Guide!

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Universal Orlando Reinstates Finger Scanners at Park Entrances

It seems like each time we visit the theme parks, they’re introducing something new — or bringing back something from the past!

Universal Orlando Resort

Lately, the big news from Universal Orlando has been the modified Halloween Horror Nights experiences being offered this Halloween season! However, as the parks continue moving forward with the next level of reopening, Universal has also made several operational changes in the parks.

Recently, Universal Orlando announced that select rides like the Incredible Hulk Coaster and Rip Ride Rockit would no longer be distancing between seats. Now Universal has also confirmed that the parks will be reinstating the finger scanners at the entrances, instead of just the turnstiles.

There will still be health and safety protocols in place, with hand sanitizer available to guests before the entrances and sanitization of the scanners between each party. Guests will still be required to wear face masks, social distance, and go through temperature checks at Universal Orlando as well.

Disney World also suspended finger scanners during their initial reopening, however, they have not yet announced plans to reinstate this process at the parks.

Toon Landing

Universal Orlando and Disney World could see additional changes in the near future with Florida’s shift into Phase 3 of reopening. So, while they have announced that there are no immediate plans for changes, we’ll continue to keep a close eye out for any updates.

Here’s what our readers had to say about whether they would return to a Disney World restaurant with 100% capacity!

Disney Park Reopening Details and Info

Have you been back to Universal Orlando recently? Let us know in the comments below!

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Walt Disney Imagineering To Be Impacted By Layoffs as More Details Emerge About Disneyland Numbers

The OC Register has shared additional details about the Disney Parks, Experiences and Products layoffs as they pertain to the Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney Imagineering in Glendale. What’s Happening: Earlier this week, Disney announced that around 28,000 employees would be laid off through the Disney Parks, Experiences and Products division. According to The OC Register, the layoffs at […]

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Universal Orlando Resort Extends Passholder Appreciation Days Through October

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Universal Orlando Resort has extended their Passholder Appreciation Days through October 31, 2020. The celebration was originally scheduled for August 10 to September 30, 2020. Here’s Universal’s announcement: Good news! We’re extending Passholder Appreciations Days through October 31, 2020 to keep the celebration of all things UOAP going. We show our Passholders the love all year with special perks, deals and activities. But each fall, we crank up the awesome with tons of UOAP exclusives throughout the parks, hotels and […]

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TONIGHT: ParksCenter – Massive Layoffs Coming For Disney Parks, and Tokyo Expands Fantasyland – Ep. 121

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Tonight, September 30th at 9pm Eastern, will be the next edition of WDWNT’s ParksCenter! This week, we’ll be talking about the massive layoffs coming to Disney parks, get some updates direct from Japan about the new rides in Tokyo, continue to theorize when Disneyland will reopen, and more! Want to watch us record the show live? Tune in tonight at 9pm Eastern on WDWNTunes! Want more before ParksCenter streams live tonight? Check out our last episode:

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Details on Disney’s Layoff Announcement, Resources For Cast Members, And How YOU Can Help

Earlier this week, Disney announced that approximately 28,000 Cast Members in the Parks, Experiences and Products division would be laid off.

Cinderella Castle

We’re starting to get more details about what this could mean for Cast Members in Disney World, Disneyland, and elsewhere. We know that this is a very difficult time for Cast Members throughout the country, and we know that information is coming in fits and starts, bits and pieces, and third-party games of telephone from other Cast Members.

We wanted to create a curated page where we can unpack any details we’re getting about the announcement, and where interested Cast Members can find all of the information we currently know about the layoffs.

If you scroll down, we also have information about Cast Member resources and how to access them; and we have details on how you can donate to current Cast Member support organizations.

We’ll continue to update this page as we get more details.

Disney’s Announcement

As we noted earlier, on September 29th, Disney announced that a large number of layoffs would be coming to the Disney Parks, Experiences and Products division of the Walt Disney Disney Company. Specifically, these layoffs are set to impact about 28,000 employees.

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The announcement came via a statement made by Josh D’Amaro, current Chairman of Disney Parks, Experiences and Products, posted on the Disney Parks News Twitter account. In the statement, D’Amaro notes that due to “the prolonged impact of COVID-09 on [Disney’s] business, including limited capacity due to physical distancing requirements and the continued uncertainty regarding the duration of the pandemic — exacerbated in California by the State’s unwillingness to lift restrictions that would allow Disneyland to reopen[Disney] has made the very difficult decision to begin the process of reducing [their] workforce at [their] Parks, Experiences and Products segment at all levels.”

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Up to this point, Disney had kept many non-working Cast Members on furlough since April, while paying their healthcare benefits. In a letter sent to employees from D’Amaro, the Chairman notes that he believes “the heart and soul of [Disney’s] business is and always will be people.”

Cast Members in Front of Spaceship Earth

He says that they initially hoped the pandemic would be short-lived and that things would return to normal quickly, but that has not been the case, and, as a result, they are now forced to reduce the size of their team “across executive, salaried, and hourly roles.” 

What Division of the Company is Affected?

Specifically, D’Amaro has noted that the layoffs will be affecting employees in the Parks, Experiences and Products segment of the Company.

1. Disney Parks and Experiences

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According to the Disney Parks, Experiences and Products website, the “Parks and Experiences” part of this division covers the following aspects of the Company:

  • Disneyland Resort
  • Walt Disney World Resort
  • Tokyo Disney Resort
  • Disneyland Paris
  • Hong Kong Disneyland Resort
  • Shanghai Disney Resort
  • Disney Cruise Line
  • Disney Vacation Club
  • Aulani, A Disney Resort & Spa
  • Adventures by Disney
  • Walt Disney Imagineering

The Disney Parks and Experiences site specifically notes that these divisions include “more than 170,000 cast members.” But remember that D’Amaro notes in his statement that all of the layoffs will pertain to domestic Cast Members here in the United States. More on that later.

2. Consumer Products

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The Consumer Products side of this division includes Consumer Products, Games, and Publishing. According to their website, this side of the business involves Cast Members who work on the following:

  • Global Products — physical products and digital experiences like toys, apparel, jewelry, apps, books, and console games
  • Licensing
  • Retail — meaning, Cast Members who work at or for the Disney Store
  • Games — including those on mobile and console platforms
  • Publishing — including artists and storytellers working on children’s books, magazines, and more

A Place For Mulan – Live Action Book ©shopDisney

According to CNBC, last year, the Parks, Experiences and Products segment accounted for 37% of the Disney’s $69.6 billion in total revenue. It has long been a significant part of the company’s revenue.

What Cast Members Are Affected and How?

Josh D’Amaro’s statement indicates that these layoffs will be spread “across executive, salaried, and hourly roles.”

Domestic Employees Only

According to Josh D’Amaro’s statement on twitter “[a]pproximately 28,000 domestic employees will be affected.” According to CNN, Disney’s Parks, Experiences and Products division “has more than 100,000 US employees.” As far as we know right now, this should not affect Cast Members in any of the international parks or resorts (i.e. Tokyo Disney Resort, Disneyland Paris, Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, or Shanghai Disney Resort). It is presently unclear what impact it will have on Adventures by Disney’s international employees. According to the New York Times, while theme parks will “account for most of the layoffs…Disney Cruise Line and Disney’s retail stores will also be affected.”

Enchanted Storybook Castle at Shanghai Disney ©Disney

Part-Time

Josh D’Amaro has noted that of the 28,000 domestic employees who will be affected by these layoffs, 67% are part-time employees.

Florida

Thus far, we have heard that the layoffs will affect at least 6,700 non-union employees in Florida. These layoffs will reportedly begin on December 4th. These figures, however, do not include union and salaried workers. According to News 6, “Employers are required by law to notify state and local leaders of mass layoffs under the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification or WARN, Act.” Today, the WARN notices website reflected Disney’s two filings. The first filing indicates that 6,390 employees of Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, U.S., Inc. will be laid off, which breaks down as follows:

  • At Walt Disney World, 1375 E Buena Vista, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 (the Team Disney building which houses Cast Members who work in a variety of departments including some related to operations, finance, guest services, and more) — 6,246 employees will be affected;
  • At 200, 210, 215, and 220 Celebration Place, Celebration, FL 34747 (which house administrative offices) — 61 employees will be affected

Disney filed one notice with the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity indicating that “6,390 employees of Walt Disney Parks and Resorts U.S., Inc. will be laid off beginning December 4.” A second notice was thereafter filed notifying officials that 279 other employees will also be laid off beginning December 4th. WESH 2 News notes that these layoffs in Florida, but beyond Walt Disney World, could include layoffs at Disney Vacation Club’s offices in Celebration, FL and Disney employees at Orlando International Airport.

Walt Disney World Resort entrance

One group that represents thousands of Cast Members has already made a statement as to these layoffs. The 6 unions of the Service Trades Council Union, which represent 43,000 Cast Members at Walt Disney World, released a statement on September 29th via their Twitter account:

“We were disappointed to learn that the Covid-19 crisis has led Disney to make the decision to layoff Cast Members,” they wrote. “Unlike at the other theme parks and hotels in Central Florida, Disney workers have a voice at the table because of our Union. We have begun negotiations with the Company about this news and its impact to Union members. How many full-time and part-time Cast Members will be affected, how long health insurance and recall rights will continue and many other issues crucial to Cast Members are on the table. As soon as more information becomes available, we will notify our members.”

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Reportedly, several of the unions who represent many of Disney World’s employees are still in discussions with the Company to determine details of the layoffs.

Fox 35 News Orlando spoke with the Trustee of Teamsters Local 385 union, which represents approximately 5,000 Disney Cast Members, bus drivers, and laundry workers. Mike McElmury, the Trustee, said that he estimates about 1,800 of Teamsters Local 385 union’s members will be laid off. McElmury said he received a letter from Disney indicating that those layoffs will begin November 1st. Teamsters Local 385 union is set to meet with Disney to negotiate for things like severance packages and extended healthcare.

Disneyland

In Disneyland, it appears approximately 950 members of one union will be affected by the layoffs effective November 1st. AllEars.net reports that Unite Here Local 11, a union representing approximately 3,000 Disney employees, has issued a statement on September 29th via their website, which says:

“UNITE HERE Local 11 just learned that Disney will lay off approximately 950 of our nearly 3,000 members, effective November 1. The Union will engage in bargaining with the company over issues including job security and healthcare coverage.”

Disneyland Gate

According to AllEars.net, Workers United Local 50, a separate union that represents other Disney employees, issued a statement via their Facebook account indicating that the notice of layoff to the Local 50 members is set to occur on November 1st and that actual termination dates will be set in the notice. Local 50 also noted that, at this time, “over 2500 Local 50 members are expected to be laid off.”

Disney California Adventure

Workers United Local 50’s statement, which represents food and beverage workers at Disneyland, indicated that there is still a lot of information they don’t know, and that they are “scheduled to meet with Disney in the coming days to get more information and bargain over the effects.” The statement also noted that who is subject to the layoffs is “still to be determined,” and that the contract and bargaining will determine this. They also noted that “Non-union, salaried, and executive cast are starting to receive notice [of layoff] now.”

Entertainment/Performers

According to WESH 2 NEWS, the Actors’ Equity Association, which represents stage directors and actors in the parks, says they’re still in talks with Disney.

Finding Nemo The Musical

In terms of other performers, Yehaa Bob Jackson has already announced that he has been laid off. Additionally, we have heard that performers at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort may also face layoffs.

Yehaa Bob!

The Grand Floridian Society Orchestra has similarly been laid off and has already shared the details regarding its final performance.

Resources for Cast Members

According to the letter sent by Josh D’Amaro to Cast Members, those affected by these layoffs will still have access to some self-serve resources and tools 90 days post-separation. Additionally, there will also be some HR resources available to all employees post-separation “via a dedicated employee resource center.” Disney’s HR team will be able to assist Cast Members through that resource center in their transition.

Magic Kingdom Cast Members in Costume

Some Cast Members enrolled in the Disney Aspire program may also have the ability to complete their program or term after separation, depending on the program the Cast Member is enrolled in. 

Cast Member

Outplacement services will also be available for some employees. So far, only the information applicable to executive, salaried, and hourly non-union employees has been released. According to the email from Disney we reviewed, the Walt Disney Company should be “providing the services of Randstad RiseSmart for 90 days post-separation.” Under this program, executive, salaried, and hourly non-union employees eligible for the Disney Severance Pay Plan will also have access to professional career transition coaches, branding experts, and other resources and tools, including:

  • Resume Support: A professionally-written resume and LinkedIn profile critique
  • Career Coaching: Career coaching on interview techniques and salary negotiations
  • Job Leads: Latest job-matching platform and professionally-sourced job leads
  • Talent Directory: Public-facing website that highlights Disney’s exceptional people for recruiters and prospective employers

Cast Member at Pizzerizzo

Unite Here 737, which primarily represents Disney hotel housekeepers and food service workers, has been organizing a weekly food drive, as shared by the Orlando Sentinel. The lines at this food drive can stretch for hours, but if you need assistance, be sure to check out this resource.

Disney World Cast Member

Cast Members in need of groceries can also reach out to the Cast Member Pantry. This program, created by volunteer Cast Members, provides Cast Members in need with a reusable grocery bag filled with foods to make meals for 4, with breakfast and snack options as well, once a month. Cast Members can make an appointment to receive groceries through this source by emailing [email protected] and can visit their Facebook page to learn more information.

Cast Member outside of Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway

Some Cast Members have noted that those who are concerned or at risk of being laid off should also get their medications refilled, and use their medical/dental/vision benefits, getting in any annual appointments or wellness checks as soon as possible. Cast Members may also want to print out any comp tickets they currently have in the system. Employees may also want to consider printing out their tax information and forms for the last few years, paycheck stubs, and resumes.

Trolley Car Cafe

Cast Members with pets can also visit the WDW Cast Member and Hospitality Pets in Need group on Facebook. Individuals who may need pet food or supplies can reach out via the group or via their email at [email protected]. The Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando also has a Pet Food Pantry for families who need it. You can learn more about where to get this food and whether you and your family are eligible by visiting their website.

How to Help

Reporter Ashley Carter has shared that individuals wanting to help can donate to the Cast Member Pantry by sending the group a donation via Venmo (@castmemberpantry). You can also purchase items from the Cast Member Pantry’s Amazon Wish List to help out the group.

Pinocchio Village Haus Cast Member

Those wanting to help out with Unite Here 737’s Food Drive can click here to donate. Other unions also accept donations, and you can visit their websites or contact them to see how to help.

Guest Relations Cast Member

If you’d like to help out with the WDW Cast Member and Hospitality Pets in Need Facebook group, which, as mentioned above, helps Cast Members in need of food and supplies for their pets get the things they need, you can drop off donations at 13239 Sunkiss Loop, Windermere, FL 34786, or you can donate through their Amazon Wish List. One post on the page notes that while the Amazon Wish List shows specific brands of supplies, anything that can be donated of that type of item is appreciated.

Lady at Disney’s Pop Century Resort

You can also donate food to the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando’s pet food pantry. Get more information on where to drop off this food by visiting their website.

This is a developing situation, so we will continue to update this page as we learn more.

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Over 400 Walt Disney Imagineers to Be Laid Off

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Sadly, the layoffs that have affected Disney Parks, Resorts and Products are also coming to Walt Disney Imagineering. According to The Orange County Register‘s Brady MacDonald, a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act revealed that 411 Imagineers are expected to be laid off from their campus in Glendale, California. Earlier today, it was discovered that nearly 2,700 non-union Cast Members from the Disneyland Resort will be laid off beginning December 4th along with 6,700 from Walt Disney World, while […]

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Limited Edition Disneyland 65th Anniversary Pins Are Now Available in Downtown Disney!

From tote bags to Funko Pop! figures, we’ve seen lots of great merchandise released lately celebrating Disneyland’s 65th anniversary.

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Just a few weeks ago, Disneyland even held an exclusive shopping event for those looking to purchase some limited edition 65th Anniversary Pins. But, if you couldn’t get reservations for that event, don’t worry.

As we made our way around Downtown Disney today, we stopped by Disney’s Pin Traders and saw that TONS of the limited edition 65th Anniversary pins, which were originally only available through the exclusive shopping event, are now available for purchase.

We found the 65th Anniversary King Arthur Carrousel Pin…

65th Anniversary Pin — Carrousel

…the 65th Anniversary Dumbo Pin (you gotta love that flying elephant)

65th Anniversary Pin — Dumbo

…the 65th Anniversary Mad Tea Party Pin…

65th Anniversary Pin — Mad Tea Party

…and even the 65th Anniversary Jungle Cruise Pin (why the backside of water is not featured, we’ll never know).

65th Anniversary Pin — Jungle Cruise

But wait, there’s more! We also spotted the 65th Anniversary Snow White’s Adventures Pin (boy, that witch sure is terrifying!)…

65th Anniversary Pin — Snow White’s Adventures

…the 65th Anniversary Peter Pan’s Flight Pin (awww, poor Nana)…

65th Anniversary Pin — Peter Pan’s Flight

…the 65th Anniversary Storybook Land Canal Boats Pin

65th Anniversary Pin — Storybook Land Canal Boats

…the 65th Anniversary Mark Twain Steamboat Pin (truly a classic)…

65th Anniversary Pin — Mark Twain Steamboat

…the 65th Anniversary Autopia Pin

65th Anniversary Pin — Autopia

…the 65th Anniversary Casey Jr. Circuis Train Pin

65th Anniversary Pin — Casey Jr. Circuis Train

…and the 65th Anniversary Disneyland Railroad Pin.

65th Anniversary Pin — Disneyland Railroad

We also spotted the 65th Anniversary Main Street Cinema Pin. The only one we didn’t see was the Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride pin. It seems he was merrily, merrily, merrily on his way to nowhere in particular.

If you’re a pin collector, now’s your chance to add some of these incredible items to your collection! They are $17.99 each. We’re on the lookout for ALL the 65th Anniversary merchandise, so be sure to come back for more updates.

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With mini-reviews of every single restaurant, bar, lounge, kiosk and more; an entire chapter on the best snacks in Disney World; full Disney Dining Plan analysis (and how to get FREE dining); and a full chapter on discounts and deals; you’ll have everything you need to plan your best vacation yet.

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