Autograph books

[bribri330]

Anyone know where to get them cheaper?

 

[CowboyCO]

If you are OK with a little crafting - mykids enjoy making their own autograph books.

We bought 5x7 note cards, punched two holes in the end and looped bindery rings (craft store very cheap) through the holes. I cut out cardboard covers from a white box and they decorated them up! We spent extra to buy some 3-D stickers of Disney Characters on the front. I think we spent $15 total for two books, but they were very unique and it was a good way for the kids to ramp up to Disney!

 

[esox]

If you are OK with a little crafting - mykids enjoy making their own autograph books.

We bought 5x7 note cards, punched two holes in the end and looped bindery rings (craft store very cheap) through the holes. I cut out cardboard covers from a white box and they decorated them up! We spent extra to buy some 3-D stickers of Disney Characters on the front. I think we spent $15 total for two books, but they were very unique and it was a good way for the kids to ramp up to Disney!

Ditto. We make our own.

 

[Cjmuma]

I used snapfish for my autograph book... I put pics from our first disney trip on the cover, then there is absolutely no doubt who it belongs to! They were pretty cheap, and you can usually get a free shipping code!

Good Luck!
Cj

 

[chocovrdmicears]

I just got the cutest 6X6 notebooks from the $ Spot at Target. The are white with black polka dots and have a red satin ribbon tie. Very *Disneyish*. I will add a few stickers to personalize them for the kids. They were originally $2.50, but are 50% off...so $2.50 for both.

 

[eliza61]

my local disney store had them on sale for 6 bucks a piece. Not the princess ones but the ones with mickey and gang on them.

 

[zoie101]

i got some from walgreens

 

[Dopey19]

On our last Disney trip we purchased the autograph book and quickly ran out of pages (try explaining to a 4-year old that you don't need Mickey's autograph 6x ) I didn't want to buy another one because I felt there just weren't enough pages but I did find at WoD a journal book. Its a spined book with unlined pages in it (at least 60; front & back gives you 120 minimum autographs!) and it had an elastic page holder. We are going back in August and will bring it back with us to finish it up. I think it may have cost $8 or so but holds much more than the traditional book.

 

[Mickeyorbust]

The DISign forum has tons of very nice autograph pages to print out at home and make your own autograph book.

Last trip we used a couple of their templates for the Epcot Passports. They were much nicer than the ones Disney sells.

Here's instructions on how to make a wirebound autograph book.

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2323160

 

[brekin67]

Got great one's at Walgreens for $2.99 recently.

 

[Mary•Poppins]

We used baseball caps instead of autograph books. My sons wore them and carried a Sharpie with them. This worked out well and they still wear their hats. My 16 and 15 year old then enjoyed waiting in line for autographs too.

 

[bribri330]

THANKS EVERYONE FOR ALL THE GREAT RESPONSES!!!!

 

[DisneyAndRedSox]

I got them at Michaels a few months ago for $1, they were 5" by 5" square. They came in Cars, Buzz/Woody, Princesses and Fairies. ,They also had matching notebooks (lined pages vs blank pages) and lanyards. I am not sure if they still have them, but if you are near one it is worth a look!