Maybe I am too lasy, but I have searched everywhere. Does anyone have a scan of the new card for the frontierland quest pin? Thanks.

-Trips

I would also like to see that!

http://i9.ebayimg.com/01/i/04/e4/f2/4e_1_b.JPG

Gotten off of Ebay. -yawn-

-Becky

Like I said Becky, the frontierland quest pin :Tongue:

The 'frontierland'? Omg, silly me!! haha, I was thinking pirates xD

-Becky

mmmmmmmm pirates.

http://i9.ebayimg.com/01/i/04/e4/f2/4e_1_b.JPG

Gotten off of Ebay. -yawn-

-Becky
Off topic:Hmm i might want to buy those!

Gilligan, rl card or the VMK version?

-Becky

Real life card. Thanks if you can find it. :)

Off topic:Hmm i might want to buy those!

I coulda sworn that is was REALLY against the rules to sell VMK stuff to people..... hmmm.... :Tongue:

On-Topic: I'm looking for a pic of the card :D

Off topic:Hmm i might want to buy those!

LOL, they sold for like $150.00. People are just nuts...you could get 2 people into the park to do the quest for that...

Totally against the VMK law. if you look in the "house rules" it says something to the effect of if you buy or sell players or stuff your account will be terminated.

Becky thanks for the picture of the new Pirate Quest cards, I hope we get it here at Disney World :pirate:

But you know, playing Devil's Advocate, how can Disney prove you are buying and/or selling quest cards. It's not like when you get the cards at the park you must use them for your character right then and there. After all, people trade Tent Room and Haunted Mansion Room codes here on the forums all the time. In my opinion, that particular statement in VMK's Terms of Service is totally unenforceable. I think Disney just threw that cause into their TOS in an attempt to try to keep the game from getting out of hand in terms of after market sales of park-only furnishings, etc... (too late)

And those people who are selling quest cards on e-Bay are making a killing off of a few hours time spent at the parks. The Tomorrowland quest alone, which you can do at home and turn in for the cards, sold on e-Bay for $30. That's half the price of admission for a one day park ticket (which makes me wonder if I want to keep the cards I'll be getting for myself or sell them on e-Bay). If I could make $50 an hour for going on a tour quest at Disneyland and getting onto a few rides without waiting in line, I would do it too. I say more power to e-Bay sellers, they are supplying an obvious demand for park-only merchandise. And if Disney really has a problem with it, either cancel park-only furnishings, etc... or offer them in-game but at much higher than normal credit prices to cut down the after market demand. But that's just my two cents...

:goofy:

well.....you can do that. But just know, The cards say "not for resale"

Here's my plan. Sell my extra cards to pay for my annual pass for my girlfriend and I, this way it's like I'm reinvesting the money.