How is a pin an Online Exclusive AND Disney Parks Authenic pin?

[broncobilly83]

This just appeared this morning on DS.com

Online Exclusive Main Street Cinema Minnie and Mickey Mouse Pin

In the text, it says:

Created especially for Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort

AND

Exclusive to DisneyStore.com

What am I not seeing, LOL?

 

[YoSoyAhPuch]

You know, I was wondering the same thing! I have a feeling someone made a mistake somewhere, just like that St. Patty's pin that was like 3x the theme park price online.

 

[hopemax]

Maybe it's like some of the old DisneyPins.com pins. Like these:



They were designed to promote Disneyland, but only available online. Maybe these were intended for the park, but then someone made a later decision to sell them online only.

 

[C.Fr3dricks3n]

Maybe it like my work. I'm responsible for my division so if a pallet of product is missing I am responsible but overall the Company does not care because it's in "The Company" somewhere and will be found.

Like Disney, it's a Disney pin and it's for sale. Profit shows no boundaries.

 

[TheOtherSteve]

Mellonballer posted a message (in the sneak peeks topic msg #768 http://disneypinforum.com/showthrea...k-Peeks-amp-New-Releases-UPDATED-10-17/page31) with a link to a Steven Miller blog entry that described the pin - it is part of a series that, when put together side by side, has a Main Street scene.

 

[latemetal]

I know this pin was always designed to be an online release but when it says "Created especially for Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort AND Exclusive to DisneyStore.com"

Makes it sound like the pin was designed for the parks and then banished to DS.com.

 

[coblj003]

With the confusion, they should've added that it's a part of a Park Set. But I'm actually liking this set so I'm going to put it on my wants.