Each World Showcase pavilion now sells its own $14.99 character pin, from Panchito in Mexico to Koda in Canada, and a $17.99 passport holder showed up at Disney Traders the same day.
EPCOT just gave pin collectors a reason to walk the whole World Showcase loop. Eleven new Disney character World Showcase pins are out, one for each pavilion, at $14.99 apiece, WDWNT reported Tuesday.
Our math: the full set runs $164.89 before tax. Each pin is sold in its own country's pavilion. WDWNT also found the entire collection at The American Adventure, which could save you a lap.
The same evening, WDWNT spotted a new World Showcase passport holder at Disney Traders for $17.99.
Every pin uses the same layout: a Disney character in front of a pavilion landmark, a textured chrome Spaceship Earth behind them, and a sign with the country name and the "EPCOT World Showcase" wordmark.
Which characters are on the new EPCOT World Showcase pins?
Some picks are obvious. A few are deep cuts. Here's the full lineup, per WDWNT:
Mexico: Panchito Pistoles from The Three Caballeros, waving in front of the pyramid.
Norway: Olaf, with the Stave Church behind him.
China: Mushu, hands on hips in front of the Temple of Heaven.
Germany: Dopey, in front of a village building.
Italy: Pinocchio, striding past the bell tower modeled on St. Mark's Campanile.
The American Adventure: Sam Eagle from The Muppets, arms folded. Of course.
Japan: Mickey Mouse in a red kimono, by a pagoda inspired by Horyuji.
Morocco: Abu from Aladdin, near a doorway like the one at the former Restaurant Marrakesh.
France: Lumiere from Beauty and the Beast, in front of the Palais du Cinema.
United Kingdom: Winnie the Pooh, by the Sportsman's Shoppe.
Canada: Koda from Brother Bear, in front of the Hotel du Canada.
Brother Bear fans, your moment has arrived. WDWNT didn't say whether the pins are open edition or limited edition.
What does the new World Showcase passport holder look like?
It's dark navy with a gold World Showcase emblem in the center: a compass rose ringed by "World Showcase" lettering. A silhouette of Figment sits above it, with small stars scattered across the background.
The EPCOT logo runs along the bottom in matching gold. A small metal loop at the top lets you hang it from a keychain or bag.
WDWNT didn't say what's inside or whether a passport comes with it. If you want the stamps and stickers, plan on buying the passport pack, too.
How does the EPCOT World Showcase passport work?
The passport pack sells at most EPCOT merchandise locations for $19.99 plus tax, and annual passholder discounts apply, TouringPlans reported in April. It includes:
A sticker page for each of the 11 countries.
A blank passport with two pages per country.
An Honorary Ambassador pin.
A waterproof, resealable pouch.
Stop at the Kidcot Fun Stop in each country and show your passport to a cast member, who stamps it with the date. Cast members may decorate the page, and you can ask them to write your name in their language.
The pack cost $16.99 in June 2024, WDWNT reported at the time. Holder plus pack now comes to $37.98 before tax, if you want the full kit.
What other World Showcase pins came out in 2026?
This is at least the third World Showcase pin series this year.
June: 11 open-edition Mickey Mouse pins in pavilion outfits, $14.99 each, Laughing Place reported.
July: 11 pin-on-pin character designs at Disney Traders for $17.99 each, including Luca, Remy, Elsa, Bulda and Turning Red's Mei, WDWNT reported.
November: the new 11-pin set with Spaceship Earth in the background, $14.99 each.
Pinocchio has now represented Italy in two of the three sets. The kid keeps getting cast.
Where can you buy the new EPCOT pins and passport holder?
Here's the quick version for your next EPCOT day:
Pins, one at a time: the shop in each matching pavilion.
Pins, all 11 at once: The American Adventure.
Passport holder: Disney Traders, near the front of World Showcase.
Passport pack: most EPCOT merchandise locations.
Holiday decor, including Christmas trees and window displays, is going up around World Showcase this week, WDWNT reported. So the pin hunt comes with a festive backdrop.
Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.
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Hat Tips:
WDWNT (Nov. 10, 2026), the 11 character pins, prices, designs and where they're sold
WDWNT (Nov. 10, 2026), the World Showcase passport holder, price and design
WDWNT (Nov. 10, 2026), World Showcase holiday decor
TouringPlans (April 3, 2026), the passport pack price, contents and Kidcot stamps
WDWNT (June 9, 2024), the 2024 passport pack price
Laughing Place (June 29, 2026), June's Mickey World Showcase pins
WDWNT (July 7, 2026), July's World Showcase character pins
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