Disneyland Pin Tuesday returned on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, with several new collectibles for Disney pin fans to shop and add to their collections. The latest drop featured Halloween designs, a Haunted Mansion Holiday 25th Anniversary pin, a Disneyland-themed jumbo pin, a Halloween countdown calendar and the Ludwig Von Drake 65th Anniversary light-up pin.
In addition, Magic Key holders had another collectible to claim and take home: a free DisneylandÃa commemorative button. Eligible passholders could pick up the complimentary button and add this limited-time Magic Key collectible to their Disneyland collection while supplies lasted.
What Pins Dropped at Disneyland on September 15?
Disneyland released five new collectibles for Pin Tuesday on September 15:
- Ludwig Von Drake 65th Anniversary Pin — Limited Release — $21.99
- Haunted Mansion Holiday 25th Anniversary Mini Jumbo Pin — Limited Edition of 2,000 — $49.99
- Halloween Castle Pin — Limited Edition of 4,000 — $24.99
- Digitize Disney Jumbo Pin – Disneyland — Limited Edition of 2,500 — $84.99
- Halloween Countdown Calendar — Limited Edition of 3,000 — $150
Collectors can shop the lineup for Halloween favorites, Disneyland artwork and anniversary designs.
Haunted Mansion Holiday 25th Anniversary Pin | $49.99
One of the standout releases is the Haunted Mansion Holiday 25th Anniversary Mini Jumbo Pin.

The design brings together characters from the popular holiday overlay, including Jack Skellington, Sally, Oogie Boogie, the Mayor of Halloween Town and Scary Teddy.
Disney limited this release to 2,000 pins, so collectors looking for this anniversary design should check availability before making a special trip to purchase it.
Halloween Castle Pin | $24.99
Disney also dropped a new Halloween Castle Pin for the 2026 Halloween season.

The Limited Edition includes 4,000 pins and sells for $24.99.
If you collect Disneyland castle pins or seasonal merchandise, this Halloween design gives you another option to add to your collection.
Digitize Disney Jumbo Pin – Disneyland | $84.99
The Digitize Disney Jumbo Pin – Disneyland offers one of the larger collectibles from the September 15 release.

The oversized pin features a colorful Disneyland map filled with attractions and Disney characters. The design highlights familiar areas of the park, making it a fun choice for collectors who want a Disneyland-specific souvenir.
Disney limited the Disneyland version to 2,500 pins, with a retail price of $84.99.
When shopping for this pin, make sure you select the Disneyland version. Disney also released a separate Magic Kingdom version, so the two should not be confused.
Halloween Countdown Calendar | $150
Collectors can also pick up the Halloween Countdown Calendar, which offers more than a traditional single-pin purchase.


The Limited Edition calendar contains 13 Halloween pins, with each pin hidden behind a numbered door. As Halloween approaches, collectors can open the compartments and reveal another seasonal Disney design.
Disney limited the calendar to 3,000 pieces, and it sells for $150.
The revealed designs include Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy, Pluto and Daisy wearing Halloween costumes.
Ludwig Von Drake 65th Anniversary Pin | $21.99
The Ludwig Von Drake 65th Anniversary Pin adds something different to the September 15 lineup. This Limited Release is available to purchase for $21.99 and celebrates 65 years of the Disney character.


One of the coolest details is that the pin lights up, giving collectors an interactive feature that sets it apart from a standard enamel pin.
If you collect Disney character anniversary merchandise, this light-up pin is one to look for when shopping the September Pin Tuesday releases.
Free DisneylandÃa Button for Magic Key Holders
Pin Tuesday wasn’t the only shopping and collectible opportunity at Disneyland on September 15. Magic Key holders could also claim, pick up, and receive a free DisneylandÃa commemorative button. For collectors, it was another opportunity to browse, collect, and add a limited Disneyland souvenir to their collection without making a purchase.

The button features colorful Magic Key artwork, Sleeping Beauty Castle and a blank area for personalization. Disneyland introduced the collectible as part of its celebration of Hispanic and Latin American Heritage Month.
Magic Key holders can get the button at:
- Disneyana on Main Street, U.S.A., at Disneyland Park
- Kingswell on Buena Vista Street at Disney California Adventure
Each eligible Magic Key holder can receive one button. Disney offers the button while supplies last, so collectors should stop by early if they want to secure one.
You must present a valid Magic Key, and the passholder must be present when receiving the button.
Final Thoughts
Disneyland Pin Tuesday on September 15, 2026, delivered a strong mix of new Disney collectibles for shoppers and collectors to browse, compare, purchase, and add to their collections. The lineup included Halloween designs, a Haunted Mansion Holiday 25th Anniversary pin, a Disneyland jumbo pin, a 13-pin Halloween countdown calendar, and a light-up Ludwig Von Drake anniversary pin. Shoppers could check prices, review product details, select their favorite designs, place an order, and purchase these new releases while available. Magic Key holders also received a new free DisneylandÃa button, adding another collectible to an already busy September release day and giving eligible guests another item to claim and collect.




