DLP lanyards and pins

[hannahplummer]

How much roughly would a lanyard and starter set be in Disneyland? I was going to get the one from the disney shop but they no longer have it online.

And how much are the basic pins on average?

 

[katiesam]

Hi Hannah,

I'm not sure about the lanyards and starter pins sets as I've not bought those before but basic pins can be had for about €6 upwards.

Hope this helps

Also, be warned - once you start collecting pins, it's very addictive!

 

[DLPdaft]

lanyard and starter pins sets are around 29 euros for one lanyard and 4-6 pins in a set.

you can see some examples and representative prices here -

http://dedicatedtodlp.com/category/pins/lanyards/

 

[Cruzinmaniac]

Yes, I'm pretty sure every lanyard is €10.

Most booster sets are €18.99 but i did see one in the ToT shop that was four pretty small Winnie the Pooh pins for €16.99. Almost all the booster sets are 4 pins; tbh I've never seen a 6-pin set there but by all means buy one if you can find it!

As for pins themselves the cheapest I've seen is €7 but then they go up the bigger and more fancy you get, e.g. dangly bits, sparkles/rhinestones, multiple layers, etc. The most expensive singles are €14.99 I believe but those are really only limited edition for that much money.

In our family my daughter and I do pin trading; we started it on our cruise and we love it! Have fun!

Sariah x

 

[hannahplummer]

Great thank you!

I'm thinking about letting my eldest choose a lanyard and pin set on the first day. Then letting her get one or two pins each day in hope I can stop her nagging for everything she sees haha. I might get the frozen set from the disney shop to give her when we get there too. Kids have no idea we are going

 

[DLPdaft]

Great thank you!

I'm thinking about letting my eldest choose a lanyard and pin set on the first day. Then letting her get one or two pins each day in hope I can stop her nagging for everything she sees haha. I might get the frozen set from the disney shop to give her when we get there too. Kids have no idea we are going

to stop the nagging every day, i let my kids get one thing on their first day (traditionally its a plush toy) then they can window-shop to their hearts desire every day, and then on our last day they can actually spend their money. This stops all the nagging and makes sure they are buying stuff they actually want, instead of stuff just because its there and they see it.