Epcot Passports?

[DisneyLove28]

I'm not even sure what it would be called, but I remember seeing this on a Travel Channel special. These girls bought some book thing and there was a station in every country where you go and a CM stamps your book and gives you a sticker or something representing that country. I was interested in doing this next month while I'm down there, but I don't really know anything about it. Does anybody know where to get those booklets or how this even works?

[disneydame2004]

You can buy them in just about any gift shop in World Showcase (and most of Epcot). It works how you described - there are Kidcot Fun Stops in each country where you can get a stamp in your book.

Have fun!

[DisneyLove28]

Haha...I feel slightly embarrassed due to the fact that it's called Kidcot. Is this something that a lot of people do or is it pretty much just for little kids?

[LordQx4]

I am kind of interested in this as well. I am no longer a kid (but a kid at heart) and always make a scrapbook when I go to disney. I would like to do this as well to add it to my next book. I just dont want to be looked at like a creepy person.

[disneydame2004]

Well, here's a link to the actual product. Relive The Magic. Epcot's World Showcase Passport Kit
It is geared more towards kids, but I'm sure kids-at-heart do it all the time too.

[BamaJenn]

The stops have tiny little low to the ground chairs and some sort of crafty type fun thing for kids... so yes a young-at-heart adult could potentially enjoy them but you might be a little out of place or uncomfortable doing so. LOL!!

[LordQx4]

Maybe I will skip this one. I think I would be a little uncomfortable sitting in a chair a little to small for me. lol. I am sure I would way to uncomfortable having people stare at me while I do some kind of kid activity. This looks like one that I will leave for the youngsters to do! Thanks for the info, now I won't look like a dumbo doing this.

[BamaJenn]

I gotta tell ya though... you wouldn't be the first adult to be sitting there that I've seen. Just handing out the "feeling of goofyness" warning. LOL!!

[LordQx4]

Is the adult with a young child though? i will be there with my girlfriend and no child. If the adult was there with a kid, it could be acceptable.

[BamaJenn]

Is the adult with a young child though? i will be there with my girlfriend and no child. If the adult was there with a kid, it could be acceptable.

Well yeah but there will be other kids there so who would know (other than you and your gf) that one isn't yours? LOL!!

[LordQx4]

Maybe if there is a big enough crowd I could squeeze in, do what needs to be done, and exit before even being noticed.

[disneydame2004]

If you're just getting the stamp in the passport, you don't even have to sit down

The Kidcot Fun Stops have a children's activity (I believe it is still making a mask) that you start in one country and then can add to at each country. And they also have the stamp for each country (the kids can stamp it on the handle of the mask if they don't have a book).

[DisneyLove28]

Yeah, my big concern was feeling really out of place, but I guess I'll just have to see how the crowds are. I mean, if it's only a stamp thingie and I don't acutally have to sit down then I might not mind as much. The passport thing still looks interesting, so who knows? Thanks for all the info. though!! :-)