Autographs Question

I believe the rule last cruise was one item per room for signing? If we have two rooms connected on two reservations, will they accept one item per stateroom for signing.

The thing of dropping of an item(s) to be signed ended a couple years ago. You can take an item with you to character meet and greets and have the character sign it then. If doing something like a shirt or pillow case, you'll need to bring something for them to lean the item on (a book, heavy cardboard, or whatever).

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I liked the idea of taking a pillowcase for signing (not because of the retired dropoff, which seemed a heretical idea to park-goers anyway, but just because I wanted something I could use afterwards and didn't want to wear a hat or shirt to broadcast "I'm a DCL tourist")--

 

But I was hoping to get something Disney-branded for it: I don't suppose they sell DCL-branded bedding in Mickey's Mainsail, or will I have to check the Disney Stores before boarding?

You can buy custom made pillowcases and fish extenders on Etsy...or check out anyone who owns a Brother/Disney sewing machine.

They don't sell bedding - we picked up a pillowcase at Dowtown Disney (now Disney Springs) for our cruise and it worked well.

I liked the idea of taking a pillowcase for signing (not because of the retired dropoff, which seemed a heretical idea to park-goers anyway, but just because I wanted something I could use afterwards and didn't want to wear a hat or shirt to broadcast "I'm a DCL tourist")--

 

But I was hoping to get something Disney-branded for it: I don't suppose they sell DCL-branded bedding in Mickey's Mainsail, or will I have to check the Disney Stores before boarding?