Mickey Mouse and Disney Princesses

[SelenaandDemiFan]

Actually they usually make the college students who come on internship and want to be characters do it as part of their training cause it would be pretty stupid if Mickey and Cinderella didn't know how to sign their names.

True. I never thought of that, but on my photos with multiple signatures it's just one person who signed it, and I just came up with a theory from that.

[Bri0626]

I have a friend who worked at Disney World for a year. She worked in the parks; when someone gets hired to be a character they get trained on how to act, speak, and how to sign that character's name properly (so even though multiple people play each character throughout the parks, the autos still look similar). I'm sure the Disney Studios have people they have hired specifically to sign character autographs perfectly, too.

Congrats!

[RainbowSerpent]

Hello!

I would love to use this address because I heard that you can send a wedding invitation and you get back congratulations.
Can you tell me if you included an IRC or self addressed envelope?

I'm guessing you're from the USA though. I'm from Europe and I'm not sure what I should do, add it or not?

[csiny1000b]

nice

[Bri0626]

Hello!

I would love to use this address because I heard that you can send a wedding invitation and you get back congratulations.
Can you tell me if you included an IRC or self addressed envelope?

I'm guessing you're from the USA though. I'm from Europe and I'm not sure what I should do, add it or not?

No post offices in the USA will take IRCs anymore, they are basically useless. You should send a SASE whenever you can!

P.S. Please don't bump old topics (this one is from 2012).