Take finding that affordable, but unique autograph book for Disney off your to-do list. You’ve just found it! Collect your favorite character signatures in this book about Disney films. As you countdown the days to your trip, use it to catch up on characters and stir up some pre-trip excitement.
Our use of this book came about from one of those”Ah Ahh” moments. After scouring the internet for anything besides the typical signature book, I ended up disappointed. I happened to come across the perfect book at a local store. After flipping through the pages, a light bulb went off. I realized that I had just found the best alternative to the basic autograph books.
Unique Autograph Book for Disney
The Disney Who’s Who book is laid out beautifully. Essentially it’s a 432-page biography of Disney Characters that is organized alphabetically by film. It has pages devoted to popular Disney characters and even some that aren’t well known. It features sharp images and interesting details about the main characters and their co-stars.
Those interested in this book don’t need to wait to find it as I did. Instead, pick it up through Amazon at a very reasonable price. If you’ve been looking for a Disney autograph book, you already know that the basic autograph books aren’t exactly cheap.

Review after Use at the Disney Parks
Needless to say, I was thrilled with my find. Although it wasn’t intended to be used as an autograph book it worked perfectly for us. Not only did our daughter enjoy the pictures and stories, we also enjoyed using it to catch up on some of the newer Disney characters.
Before our last trip we decided to refresh ourselves on the characters by setting aside some time in the evenings to take turns reading aloud from the book. This added a great deal of pre-trip excitement to our household. It was also a fun way for our daughter to practice her reading and narration skills.
Once we arrived at the parks, I knew that we did not go wrong with Disney’s Who’s Who book. It was nice to reference while waiting in line and the index made it easy to locate the characters. Furthermore, it was easy for the characters to handle and it sparked interactions with our daughter which she loved.

Downfalls of using the Who’s Who Book as an Autograph Book for Disney Character Signatures

Essentially, there are real negatives to using this book. As you can see from the pictures, it is pretty thick, but it only weighs. 1.75 pounds. We didn’t find it too heavy and carried it in a backpack without any issues.
Another thing that we noticed is that a few characters found at the park are not featured in the book. We were surprised that the Country Bears, Mary Poppins, and Elena had not been included.
Our remedy to that was for the characters to sign on the inside cover of the book. that being said keep in mind this book has far more characters than what will be found in other autograph books.
Tips on Collecting Character Signatures
One thing that we can’t stress enough, is to bring plenty of sharpies or markers. Not only are they the easiet for characters to hold onto, but replacements might come in handy. On our last trip we lost two and could not find a replacement at the parks.

Another tip is to use the book to interact with the characters. Ask the characters if they could read some of it to your kiddos or have them show it off to the characters. Anything that can provoke a reaction from the characters will create great photo opportunities. As an example, this picture is of Sadness who was on a mission to take our daughter to visit other characters after she signed the book.
In the end, our family loved this book and are confident that others will also enjoy it too! Grab it off of Amazon before you go and if you have an upcoming Disney trip, check out these Avoidable Disney Trip Mistakes to ensure a smooth trip. If you plan on using the book or have already, we would love to hear your thoughts and all about your trip!