Autograph Book

[Rikki]

Hopefully there will be close character interactions by the time we visit in May 2022.

What is the best autograph book everyone reccomends for 1) Ease of use for the cast members in disguise and 2) Managability for a 7 and 5 year old?

[aprilshack]

The way it's going in the USA there will be character meet and greets towards the end of the year, if not before.

[NewtoOrlando]

I had some made for my kids when they were 8 & 10 and they were personalised, they are now in their keepsake boxes!

[baggies]

Back in the day, my son bought one first shop in main street MK, do buy one of the chunky pens, characters hands are too big for your average pen.

You can buy them before but although more expensive for me its part of the magic.

He is 24 and I still have his 2 autograph books, Jack Sparrow being my favourite he got during Princes and Princesses after hours.

[waiting4disney]

Walmart have a big selection and cheaper than the parks/disneystore.

If a special visit could opt for personalised one from Etsy etc.

[Mexy02]

You can get some mickey head shapes and get the characters to sign these, nice keepsake when you get home as well .

[Goldia]

We've always bought autograph books in the parks. I'm sure they are slightly more expensive, but the ones in the parks aren't overpriced at least not compared to other souvenirs. They usually cost around $8 depending on the size.

[Button17]

I made our own getting pages from the internet and having them printed as photos from a free photo app.

The character handlers loved the sharpie pens we used. Pop-up ones so no lids to worry about.

[sky13]

I once read of someone doing this (can't remember where) and thought it was an absolutely brilliant idea - they got a book of Disney characters (the sort with a Disney character on each page with some description of them) and got the characters they met to sign the page they were on!