autograph books

[mecinnie]

Hi, I have heard about the gold autograph books that have the spaces for pictures, but do the parks still have the regular blue books with minnie, mickey,goofy etc. on them?

 

[bluejasmine]

Yep, they still have the blue ones.. My kids always make their own so they have that extra $10 to go towards something else...

 

[meatballsmom]

Do all you frequent disney visitors continue on your old books for autographs or do you buy new ones for every trip?? I'm trying to decide whether I should buy my son a new one for this trip.

 

[Kala]

Also...

I remember reading that the characters prefer a "fat" pen to write with... it's easier for them to hold. Which would be better, a pen or a Sharpie??

 

[trayletha]

Do all you frequent disney visitors continue on your old books for autographs or do you buy new ones for every trip?? I'm trying to decide whether I should buy my son a new one for this trip.

We do a new one every year - DD loves getting the autographs, and will happily have the same character sign - over and over again. One year we had FOUR Snow White autographs - in the same book.

Kala - We've used both a fat pen and a Sharpie - We are going to try the new retractable Sharpies this year.

 

[tn_disney_addict]

We do a new one every year - DD loves getting the autographs, and will happily have the same character sign - over and over again. One year we had FOUR Snow White autographs - in the same book.

Kala - We've used both a fat pen and a Sharpie - We are going to try the new retractable Sharpies this year.

Do the sharpies not bleed through? I have never tried them, just figuring that they would. If not, I will definitely be using the sharpie this year!

 

[Kala]

I was wondering the same thing about the Sharpies bleeding through, that's really why I asked. I was at the store and saw the new retractable ones and thought they would be perfect... if they don't bleed through. Anyone have any experience with them?

 

[pennst8r]

When DSs were little, we always used the regular ones--but had the characters only sign the right hand side of the open book. When we came home, I would put the picture of them with that character onto the page on the left---then they could look through themselves and know who's autograph it was.