This Free Printable DIY Disney Autograph Book Will Be The Park Favorite

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Inside: If you’re headed to Disneyland or Disney World, you’ll love learning how to save some money by creating your own DIY Disney autograph book. This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. You can read my full disclosure here.

Everyone wants to visit the happiest place on Earth.

But, Mom and Dad usually don’t want it to cost an arm and a leg.

So when you start planning your visit, you learn all the secret ways to save money while going to a Disney park.

One way to save a few extra bucks is by making your own Disney autograph book.

It’s super simple, nearly free and your kids will love them!

DIY Disney Autograph Book Free Printables

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How To Make Your Own Disney Autograph Book

With these free printable Disney autograph pages, there are a couple of different ways you can create your own autograph book.

The Last-Minutes Mom’s Way

The simplest and fastest way to make an autograph book is to grab a small photo album like this one.

Then simply print out the pages, trim to size and slip the pages inside the sleeves.

After your visit, you can also add in photos of your kids with the characters and create a mini scrapbook they can keep in their room.

The Scrapbooking Mom’s Way

Another way to make them is to create your own flip book. To create a durable one, you’ll need the following supplies:

Here’s how to assemble the Disney autograph book:

  1. Print out all Disney autograph pages.
  2. Optional: Embellish each page you want with stickers, photos, etc. Just be sure the embellishments aren’t too thick since you’ll need to laminate these pages.
  3. Laminate each page.
  4. Cut out each 4″x6″ autograph page.
  5. Punch holes two holes in the left side of each 4″x6″ page.
  6. Use two book rings to clip all the pages together.
  7. Using the ribbon, tie one side to the Sharpie tip and the other to one of the book rings. (Trust me: you won’t want to be fumbling around for a pen when it’s your turn to get an autograph!)

The Planning Mom’s Way

The last way to create your own DIY Disney autograph book is to have a spiral bound book printed.

You can create a durable, long lasting flipbook through Walmart here.

All you need to do is upload the autograph pages (use the jpegs in the file, not the PDF), sort your pictures, then have it printed and shipped to your home.

The one downside is you’re only able to use 20 photos, so you won’t be able to print all 28 pages.

Any way you decide to create your autograph book, I’m sure your kids will love it! 

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Sam is the crafter and founder of Simple Everyday Mom. She has been featured in Oprah Mag, Good Housekeeping, The Spruce Crafts, Country Living, The Bump, and more.

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90 Comments

    1. So glad! Hope you have fun when you go!

  1. I’d love to print these pages for my kids

    1. If you’re looking for the download, you can enter your email in the form at the end of the post and the link will be emailed to you 🙂

  2. Please send link for DIY Disney autograph book

    1. Of course! There’s a form at the end of the post that you can enter your email in and then the link will be sent to you ?

  3. casey tate says:

    I would like to download

    1. Of course. Just enter your email in the form at the end of the post and the link will be emailed to you ?

  4. Stephanie says:

    would love to try these:)

    1. Yay! Just enter your email in the form at the end of the post and the link will be emailed to you ?

  5. Valerie Webb says:

    First time trip to Disney. Thank you for sharing your file with the pictures.

    1. Yay, that’s so fun!!! You’re welcome 🙂

  6. justine vick says:

    love this taking my 5 year old for the first time in october!

    1. So glad! Ahh, you guys are going to have so much fun!!!

  7. how can i download it? thanks

    1. If you put your email in the form at the end of the post, the link will be emailed to you directly 🙂

  8. Looking for a “cheap” but cute way for my 4 girls to get their Disney autographs! Thanks for sharing these!

    1. You’re so welcome! Hope you guys have a blast!!!

    1. Yay, so glad!

    1. Hey Betsy, this is the comment section, not the email form. The email form is above this part 🙂

  9. Casey Ryan says:

    wanted the link for disney pages please

    1. Of course! Just enter your email in the form at the bottom of the post and the link will be emailed to you.

    1. Thanks!

    1. You’re welcome.

  10. Can you please email me these autograph pages

    1. Of course! If you enter your email in the form at the end of the page, the link will be emailed directly to you ?

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