Is Disneyland getting rid of pin trading?

November 9, 2023, 2:08 PM. Disneyland is moving to restrict professional pin traders working inside its theme parks. For years, pin traders have set up large pin boards on benches in Frontierland, with occasional forays into Disney California Adventure, as well.



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