The majority of pages are undamaged with some creasing or tearing, and pencil underlining of text, but this is minimal. Bonus tip: while artists are happy to do this for you, as available, you will still need to queue with other guests, so don’t jump the line.

While it has not influenced this review, TripSavvy believes in full disclosure of all potential conflicts of interest.A carnivore by nature, Jason loves the incredible amount of steakhouses Walt Disney World has to offer - they are always at the top of his list for each and every visit. Whether you’re in the mood for a futuristic design, or have a specific character look in mind, you’re sure to find something fun before you blast off on your next adventure! There are seasonal options available, as well as customized sizes – just let your artist know what you’re looking for. This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees.

And because every adult is really a kid at heart, there’s no upper age limit for face painting in WDW!

I have a feeling Disney is very careful to pick gentle makeup that will not bother most people’s skin. Ben was very patient and sat still while the Cast Member applied the different shades of green, yellow and black to his face.

The Pirates League in Adventureland offers deluxe themed makeover experiences that will turn guests into a pirate (including Captain Hook and Jake), a mermaid or an empress. When my nephew Ben found himself in Animal Kingdom, strolling through Africa, he decided he wanted to get his face painted like a dinosaur. While those are all fantastic options for showing your “Disney Side” while enjoying your day at the Disney Parks, there’s another more temporary, but totally fun way to enhance your appearance: face paint!The one stroke for the mask portion is not necessary but I like the depth that one stroke technique provides. Tip: Face painting is a quick way to get a fun makeover and can be a good way to determine if your child is old enough to sit still for the more elaborate process at the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique or the Pirate's League. All face painting kiosks accept cash and credit cards; however, there is a bit of a catch when it comes to credit cards.

This kiosk is very popular around Halloween, as people head there to have their faces painted before enjoying Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween party, but they’re also open year-round.Still, if you or someone in your family is interested in getting their face painted and has sensitive skin, it’s a good idea to ask beforehand what kind of products they use. Several cast members throughout the next couple of days made comments about how fierce he looked, and some of the characters pretended to be afraid of him. Our "girl pirate" sat still with a minimal amount of squirming and the design took about 10 minutes from start to finish.