Passports at Epcot

[JodyLynC]

What are passports? Where can you buy them and how much are they?

Thanks!!

 

[SleepingUgly]

They are exactly that -- passports. They look just like the real ones, except sections have been labeled in the name of each of the 11 countries in Epcot. You can find these in any "country" in Epcot -- just ask in a store. They cost around $10 each, and for that price, you get a passport, some stickers that you adhere to each country's section, and a big Epcot pin that the kids can wear. The kids then take the passport to each Kidcot station in the countries and the CM will stamp the passport pages and write a greeting in his/her native language. We did this with both daughters, and it was our younger one's birthday, so she has "happy birthday" written in several different languages in her passport. It's lots of fun for everyone!

Linda

 

[lpizzuro123]

We were just down in WDW for my 40 something birthday and I purchased a passport and had everyone from the different countries write in it. Most added a birthday greeting in their language. Instead of the stickers that come with the book (although I might use some) I took pictures of myself and my boyfriend in certain spot in each country (in front of the fountain in Italy, etc). I am going to put these in my passport and add it to my scrapbook for this vacation. Now it will really look like we visited all those counries.
Linda

 

[MelanieC]

They are fun. My kids love them! Although they haven't done one in a few years and just get the countries to sign thier autograph books.