Epcot Sticker Passports?

[DisneyPiPhi]

Are there still passports you can buy at Epcot and put stamps or stickers in as you go around the world?

My two-year-old loves stickers and I was thinking of getting her one of these books as her "princess treat" on our Epcot day.

If they still exist, does anyone know if I can buy them online or elsewhere in the resorts or MK so I can have it waiting for her that morning?

Thanks!

 

[mshanson3121]

I bought mine off of Amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/Disney-World-...8351151&sr=8-1&keywords=disney+epcot+passport

 

[StirlingSilver83]

I 1 last year when we got to Epcot. Right by the wheelchair rentals theres like a tiny little gift shop and they had them there. I'm planning on buying 1 again this year. My son really enjoyed taking it around the World Showcase and looking for the Kid Stations. I think it was only like $10 or $15 or something like that

 

[MyGirlLovesTink]

Yes, you can get them in the Epcot gift shops. I bought one in the gift shop at the exit of Figment's ride.

 

[PrncessA]

We bought two last June in the International Gateway gift shop. Our kids loved getting them stamped!

 

[nat8199]

Yes, you can get them in the Epcot gift shops. I bought one in the gift shop at the exit of Figment's ride.

I bought ours last trip in the same place.

 

[philschrek]

Yes definitely still available! I think they had them in most WS giftshops but we always buy ours at the shop right inside International Gateway. They were 9.95 last year.

 

[droycro]

When we visited back when our kids were younger, I made each of my kids their own passport book to carry around to the countries. I used my computer to design a page for each country (country name and flag, but you could add whatever you liked). Each page was about the size of a postcard. I then printed the pages out on card stock, punched holes, and tied it all together with yarn. It didn't take too long to put together. My kids got several comments on how neat their passport books were. In fact, several cast members wrote sayings in their native language. I also personalized the cover of each book. These little books turned out to be a great memento from our trip.

 

[stormer]

My boys always loved doing this. There are really cute ones you can print out in the Creative DISigns section that are much nicer then the ones they sell there. You don't get a sticker, just a stamp from the country. They will also write a nice message in their language. It is a great keepsake.

 

[auntiemare]

Is the passport thing just for kids? Or kind of on that level? My brothers friend said he didn't think what they did was kiddie but I remember from several years ago this being more kid friendly. Just wondering if anything has changed.

 

[stormer]

The person who stamps it is usually sitting at the Kidcot fun table, but I have seen many adults do it. It's Disney, nothing is just for kids!

 

[seigyoku]

Is the passport thing just for kids? Or kind of on that level? My brothers friend said he didn't think what they did was kiddie but I remember from several years ago this being more kid friendly. Just wondering if anything has changed.

When I was in HS I went to Epcot but didn't have enough money to get the passport. So when I finally went back this year first thing I did when I got to the showcase was (well it was run and hug Duffy, BUT RIGHT AFTER THAT) was get the passport. And I got every single stamp! No shame! And I wasn't the only adult, and had several conversations with CMs from places I'd been and about how my name is written in other languages.

 

[5kidsmommy]

I had no idea they did this. My boys are all about the rides but I know my dd 14 would just love doing this.

 

[Keels]

I buy them every EPCOT visit and use it as my Passport for Drinking Around the World! The last one I bought was $12.99, if I remember correctly. It's really nice - it's the passport, two sheets of sticker (country flag and country scene) and then a button, in what looks like a little suitcase.

There is a spot for a sticker, and then also a spot for people to write notes AND you can get stamps in each country that look like postage stamps.

 

[mshanson3121]

Well... so so glad you asked OP - I am sending mine back, appears I paid way too much!

 

[alvernon90]

The person who stamps it is usually sitting at the Kidcot fun table, but I have seen many adults do it. It's Disney, nothing is just for kids!

Can you get a bartender to sign it? Seems like a passport would be a perfect record of drinking around the world.