Autograph books?

[de8212]

I know this may be a ling shot but we are leaving May 20 to WDW and my wife mentioned she wanted autograph books for the kids for the characters to sign?????????

I thought I remember someone making these type of items but I have no idea where to start or if there's even enough time for that request. If there is someone out there, how do I get an actual book with a design on it?

Worst case scenerio, do they sell these already made anywhere? We've already spent so much $ on this trip so I am trying to save as much as possible.

 

[DreaminOfDisneyWorld]

The official Disney autograph books are everywhere in the parks and resorts. They have about 3 different styles including one you can put pictures in alongisde the autographs. If you want to save some money, several people I know have made their own by fastening together cardstock or scrapbook pages or they have purchased a journal with blank pages and used that. Decorate the front of the homemade journal with pictures of favorite Disney characters and you're all set. Just make sure you also have a sharpie or a large pen, it's easier on the characters to sign.

 

[de8212]

Thanks for the info.

I just looked at Amazon and see some there. I may just go that route. I am sure they are more expensive in the parks.

Does anyone know if walmart/target or other local stores like that might carry them?

 

[DreaminOfDisneyWorld]

I just thought of it...disneystore.com has the autograph books under the Theme Park Merchandise section then under Photo & Memories. The regular autograph book is only $6.95, there's a Tinkerbell one for $10.95 and the photo one for $14.95. These prices are usually the same as in the park so if you can't find one at a store near you $6.95 may not be too bad, maybe.

 

[popcenturylover]

I found an inexpensive hardbacked notebook that says something about being a princess on the front. We bought all kinds of Disney stickers from the dollar store and on each page put a few stickers of each character. Nothing fancy but my DD3 loved helping me put it together! Also, my husband found hardback disney notebooks in a see through plastic bag with a pen inside at our local Toys R Us store for $3. (cute and easy for kids to carry around!) We also found a giant Disney Princess pen at the dollar store.

 

[popcenturylover]

I just thought of it...disneystore.com has the autograph books under the Theme Park Merchandise section then under Photo & Memories. The regular autograph book is only $6.95, there's a Tinkerbell one for $10.95 and the photo one for $14.95. These prices are usually the same as in the park so if you can't find one at a store near you $6.95 may not be too bad, maybe.

Howdy, neighbor! I live about 25 miles away from you!

 

[DreaminOfDisneyWorld]

Howdy, neighbor! I live about 25 miles away from you!

Hi there! I'm finding out there are quite of few of us from the area on here. Always nice to see someone from our neck of the woods!

 

[monkey30]

Something I found for our first trip was a post card sized book of plain white cardstock. We took different colored sharpies and I was able to pull out the pages and put them in a scrapbook after. The thicker paper was great and you didn't get any bleeding through the pages. Found it at Walmart, think it was around $7. you can decorate it to make it more a book though.

 

[MusicMouse]

If you want to print your own individual cards for each character, come check out the Autograph Book Thread (link in my signature). Post #1 has a list of all of the DISigners who make cards and step by step instructions for saving, printing, and binding them. Post #2 has an updated list of all of the characters that are currently appearing in the Parks.