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Originally Posted by rhodisney
They've had the passports for years, they are blue and look just like a regular real passport. There's a place in them where each country can put their stamp and a cast member can write their name or some greeting from their country.
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Okay so they still have the passports. Ten a piece. You go to each country and a CM will stamp and write something in it, not necessarily at Kidcot. Gotcha.
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The masks resemble a Mardi Gras mask on a stick. (The stick is a paint stirrer) As they go through each country the kids go to the Kidcot stop and choose a shape of paper that's either already cut out and decorated, (I guess for really little kids) and ones you can design yourself. The cast member then attaches the shape to a plastic loop on the mask and stamps the stick with their country's stamp.
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Okay so the MASKS are what they do at Kidcot, not the passports. Okay, I'm with ya. Now what are the charges for the mask, and do you start at the first Kidcot station you see?
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Goofy's Guide was like a scavenger hunt thing if I remember right. The purpose was to go into each country and find a cast member to stamp or put a sticker in the book for that page. Then you took it back to the Guest Relations desk in Epcot and they gave you aa 8x10 picture of Epcot you could frame when you got home. I think mine's in a scrapbook somewhere along with the guide .
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And those are discontinued. Well drat. I think maybe my 15 y/o DD would have enjoyed that as would have my friend's DD-12.
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My hubby said the fish and chips were about $6.50 as you were quoted.
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Okay well since UK is at the end, that'll be around dinner time anyway. Thanks so much for helping me out
