autograph book

[mamasuttles]

Going to Disney in September with our 7 year old and I want to get ax 8x8 autograph book with a character on each page. Anyone know where I can print on that someone has already made? Lol. My computer at home was fried in lightening storm so I'm working off my phone for now.

Thanks!!!!

 

[dave&di]

I'm not sure if this is what you're asking for but www.themouseforless.com has lots of printable things for your trip including autograph pages for kids.

 

[mamasuttles]

Thanks so much!! I will check it out!!!

 

[loriloughs]

In addition to the suggestion above-we purchased a DisneyWorld baseball cap and took a sharpie marker. We asked characters to sign cap. Our daughter loved it. We also bought a DisneyWorld t-shirt and asked characters to sign back of it. You need 2 people to pull t-shirt taut. When we got home we traced over the names with fabric paint. Can also use fabric markers.

 

[WDW-LUVR]

This year we are bringing an artist canvas for the characters to sign.

 

[LWB]

As an alternative to the traditional autograph book, we took a photo mat for the characters to sign. When we got home, I stuck a picture in there from their favorite M&G and framed it.

 

[DVCPluto]

In addition to the suggestion above-we purchased a DisneyWorld baseball cap and took a sharpie marker. We asked characters to sign cap. Our daughter loved it. We also bought a DisneyWorld t-shirt and asked characters to sign back of it. You need 2 people to pull t-shirt taut. When we got home we traced over the names with fabric paint. Can also use fabric markers.

Love the hat idea - may need to do that this trip!

I think I need something for me, too... Maybe I'll get a canvas print and have the characters sign it - something I could roll up. Just don't want to lug too much around the parks.

 

[Lord_Vader]

In addition to the suggestion above-we purchased a DisneyWorld baseball cap and took a sharpie marker. We asked characters to sign cap. Our daughter loved it. We also bought a DisneyWorld t-shirt and asked characters to sign back of it. You need 2 people to pull t-shirt taut. When we got home we traced over the names with fabric paint. Can also use fabric markers.

We do something similar for visits that started when our kids were much younger. Sometimes we would get a plush Mickey Mouse or Donald Duck, others we would purchase a set of the Mickey gloves and take a fine tip Sharpee for the signatures. We have the entire top of a display full of these from the past visits and hope to add another this summer.

 

[DisneyDelirious]

We have done shirts, picture matte's, light colored canvas backpacks, and my son carries the Disney Junior Encyclopedia of Animated Characters: Including characters from your favorite Disney*Pixar films and/or Encyclopedia of Walt Disney's Animated Characters: From Mickey Mouse to Hercules. Many of the characters love seeing themselves in picture/ print and really have great interactions with him.