Disneyland Resort shared a preview of upcoming 2025 pin releases during Disneyland After Dark: Sweethearts’ Nite. Most of these pins will be available at both Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World Resort in the coming months.
2025 Disney Pin Preview
The limited edition and limited release pins include celebrations of anniversaries and special dates, like the 75th anniversary of “Cinderella.” The pin backing cards feature a logo and a wordmark for the 25th anniversary of Disney Pin Trading.
A limited edition “Cinderella” 75th pin features the princess looking at her mother’s pink dress. A limited release pin depicts the moment the Grand Duke places a glass slipper on Cinderella’s foot. A pin on display without a backing card features Lucifer the cat looming over Jaq and Gus Gus.
The “Cinderella” 75th mystery pin set includes 10 pins that go together like a puzzle, creating the shape of a glass slipper. Each pin features a character or two in silver relief against a sparkly blue background.
A jumbo pin depicts Cinderella in her ballgown in front of the Prince’s castle and a sparkly night sky. In the foreground is the pumpkin-turned coach, coachmen, horses, and Fairy Godmother. A small “75 Years” plaque is in the corner.
There are three pins honoring 70 years of “Lady and the Tramp.” Each has a golden diamond-shaped “70 Years” tag hanging from the bottom. One pin depicts Lady and Tramp relaxing under the night sky. Another depicts the dogs with their puppies. A jumbo pin shows them running side by side, with Jock, Trusty, and Lady’s house in the background.
There will also be a “Lady and the Tramp” mystery pin set. These 10 pins fit together to create the shape of a dog bone. Each pin features a different dog, Tony, or Joe (from Tony’s Restaurant).
Two pins celebrate 30 years of “Pocahontas.” The smaller pin depicts Pocahontas with her animal friends: Meeko, Flit, and Percy. The larger pin shows her and John Smith in front of Grandmaother Willow. Both pins feature a “30 Years” logo in the corner.
Also celebrating its 30th anniversary is “A Goofy Movie.” A limited edition anniversary pin depicts Goofy and Max at Lester’s Possum Park.
There are two upcoming limited edition “World of Color” 15th anniversary pins. Both feature sparkly blue, pink, and orange jets of “water.” The “World of Color” wordmark is in silver across the bottom. The Magic Key-exclusive pin features silver characters on the larger jets of water. The other pin features Mickey’s Fun Wheel in the center.
Darth Vader is on a silver pin with red trim honoring 45 years of “The Empire Strikes Back.” The film’s name and a large “45” are in black below Vader. The limited release pin comes on a black backing card featuring crossed red and blue lightsabers.
For 10 years of “Inside Out,” a limited edition pin features the original five emotions (Anger, Disgust, Joy, Fear, and Sadness) at their control panel with a background of colorful circles.
To celebrate 15 years of “Toy Story 3,” a limited edition pin depicts Lotso pointing his cane with an arm around Buzz Lightyear. Woody is in the background with his arms crossed.
There are three options for 626 Day (June 26) 2025. A small limited edition pin depicts Stitch lounging in an armchair made of sand. A limited edition jumbo pin depicts him destroying his toy version of San Francisco. A set includes three pins shaped like the numbers of “626.” Each red letter features “Lilo & Stitch” characters in relief. Stitch, in his red jumpsuit, leans around the first 6. He’s pictured in the hole of the second 6.
Pocahontas and Meeko are featured on the Earth Day 2025 pin, enjoying the colors of the wind from her canoe. A “Monsters, Inc.” pin celebrates Administrative Professionals Day 2025 with Mike and Sulley throwing Roz a party. The backing card resembles a pink office form.
For Nurses Day 2025, a pin depicts Mickey and Minnie as nurses. They are checking on Goofy in a doctor’s office.
The Mother’s Day 2025 pin features Lady with her four puppies in their backyard with “Mother’s Day” in the top corner. The Father’s Day pin shows Simba and Mufasa looking up at the sky, where “Father’s Day 2025” is spelled out with stars.
Stitch is pictured with a sandcastle on the Summer 2025 pin. The Graduation Day 2025 pin depicts Tigger and Winnie the Pooh in blue graduation robes set against a diploma scroll.
One of the 2025 monthly pin series features Winnie the Pooh and friends. The preview board displayed the April, May, and June pin sets. In the April set, one pin depicts Pooh bear enjoying tea with Owl. The second pin is a storybook page reading “Owl’s Winged Wisdom.” The May set shows Rabbit serving Pooh bear some honey. The storybook page reads “Pooh Takes a Trip to See His Friend Rabbit.” The June set shows Pooh looking frightened by a Woozle. The page is labeled “Woozles.”
A limited edition “Superhero Transformations” pin depicts Peter Parker being bitten by a radioactive spider and Spider-Man swinging from buildings. The backing card resembles a comic book cover.
An upcoming Magic Key-exclusive limited edition pin is part of the “Top Hat Treats” series. It resembles a candy bag labeled “Gummi Hats,” with Donald pictured above gummies shaped like his sailor’s hat.
Upcoming “Charming Carousels” pins depict carousel horses inspired by different classic Disney attractions. An “it’s a small world” carousel horse is green and blue, pictured in front of a central column inspired by the ride’s famous clock façade. Another pin depicts a dark horse inspired by The Haunted Mansion, with one of the gargoyle candelabras sitting on its saddle.
A Mad Tea Party carousel horse is white with yellow hair. Behind it is a pink column with “Alice in Wonderland” decorations.
Another ongoing series is “Inkwells of Evil,” featuring black and white depictions of Disney Villains emerging from magical inkwells. Three upcoming limited edition “Inkwells of Evil” pins feature Hades, Scar, and the Old Hag.
The pins on white backing cards are open edition. The three sets at the bottom are mystery pins.
The open edition pins include “the Lion King” characters, “The Aristocats” characters, “The Sword in the Stone” characters, Belle and the Beast with birds, Lumiere and Cogsworth with the Enchanted Mirror showing Belle, Belle looking at the Enchanted Rose, and a relief of the Enchanted Rose.
One mystery pin set includes six different headphone-shaped pins inspired by different characters: Mickey, Marie, Ariel, Maleficent, Genie, and Powerline.
The second set includes eight jack-in-the-box pins depicting Winnie the Pooh, Stitch, Mickey, Marie, Cheshire Cat, Mr. Toad, Figment, and Jiminy Cricket as the figures inside.
Three open edition pins feature Chip ‘n’ Dale. One has them playing with a glove, one sees them laughing uncontrollably, and one depicts them eating popcorn.
The last mystery pin set includes 16 pins. They are shaped like the famous Disney Parks trash cans but each has a character-inspired color scheme representing Mickey, Pluto, Minnie, Tigger, Belle, Pongo, Figment, Snow White, Donald, Stitch, Goofy, Cheshire Cat, Dumbo, R2-D2, Orange Bird, and Dopey.
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