How much do autograph books cost at Disney World?

[micheluvscorgis]

I'm debating making our own before we go vs. buying them.

Truth be told, our kiddos are 2 and 4...not old enough to really know/care about the difference between a homemade one and a "real" one. I am normally super crafty, but I'm already doing so many other projects for our trip, I really am thinking of just buying some if they're not too $$.

I know some people here make AMAZING autograph books...which sounds like fun if I had the time right now. If I do make them, I'm planning on just buying some inexpensive journals and some Disney stickers.

Thanks!

-Michele

 

[Daddy_of_Princesses]

They aren't too bad in price. You can get an Autograph book for $6.95 on Disney's website, I assume the price is the same in the gift shops in Disney. They also have one that is $10.95 which is a combination Autograph book and photo album. We got one when we were there and put in pictures of my daughter and the character.

 

[scard192]

I bought 2 for my DGD when we were at Disney in September. The Princess one with slots for pictures as well was about $13 with tax and the regular one was around $8-9.

 

[Daddy_of_Princesses]

I guess they charge a couple of extra bucks at the park, but you don't have to pay S&H so it works out I guess. I wonder what the charge at the Disney Stores in the malls?

 

[micheluvscorgis]

Okay, thanks! It sounds like it may be worth my time to just buy one there...I love the idea of having a spot for pictures next to the signatures. If I'm out and about in that direction, maybe I'll check out our local Disney store (20 minutes away).

Thanks!

-Michele

 

[Mickey001]

I have often found blank tinkerbell or fairy books that can be used as autograph books at the dollar store and the dollar spot at target. We've used those in the past.

 

[marshmellow86]

We make our own. Inexpensive journal - sometimes with disney characters and sometimes not. My daughters enjoy adding the stickers and making their own unique covers and books. They also like seeing lots of characters and fill up the small ones sold in the parks too fast.

 

[EcbLovesMickey]

Michael's had some cute Disney diaries in their dollar section that would work well as autograph books too

 

[Goin2Disney2006]

The Disney Store in the mall doesn't sell them, I already looked