Voice of Travel

There are many characters in the parks, and they’d be happy to sign their autographs for you while you’re getting your pictures taken with them.

But you can do more than just get them to autograph books you buy at the Disney store or at the parks.

First of all, if you do want them to autograph a book, why not use something that’s a little bigger than the Disney autograph books?

When they have more room, the characters will often write more. They’ll sometimes write something cute besides signing their name.

Plus, if you have a bigger book, you can put the pictures of your child right next to their autograph.

You can find books online, or at a craft store like Michaels. If your child somehow makes or designs the book, it’ll be even more special to both you and them!

You can also be more creative. Here are some other ideas of things you can bring for the characters to sign:

• Picture Frames
• Pillowcases
• T-Shirts
• Hats
• Vinylmations
• Backpacks
• …and more!

If you do something besides a book, your child will be able to use/see the autographs more than just once in a while, and will enjoy it a lot more.

Just make sure you bring a nice thick marker, as it will be easier for the costumed characters to sign.

If you’d like to see other tips as they become available, check out 365 Days of Disney World Tips!

Enjoy,