What Is Disney World’s Photopass?
Disney PhotoPass is a team of photographers located throughout Walt Disney World property ready and waiting to capture your vacation memories. Want a picture in front of Cinderella’s Castle? Photopass.
In line for your favorite character and want a snapshot? Photopass.
Want to see how ridiculous you look while plunging 13 stories on the Tower of Terror? Pho.To.Pass.
I’ve come to take Photopass for granted. I love not having to fiddle with my camera and the fact that my whole family can be in the shot. I also love that there are often “magic shot” opportunities that incorporate beloved characters or other effects to add a special touch to your photos.
What is Disney World’s Memory Maker?
While PhotoPass is a free service offered in the parks, if you would like to purchase the photos that have been taken, you need a Memory Maker. Memory Maker pricing is as follows:
How Much Does Memory Maker Cost?
- Platinum and Platinum Plus Annual Passholders – Free
- Memory Maker One Day – $69
- Memory Maker (purchased at least three days prior to the start of your trip) – $169
- Memory Maker (purchased less than three days prior to the start of your trip) – $199
What is Disney World’s Photopass Archive USB?
Memory Maker photos have traditionally available for download to your personal devices. Disney has recently announced a new photo download service (Memory Maker One Day purchases are not eligible.) You can now purchase a PhotoPass Archive USB for $34.95 plus tax and shipping and have your photos sent to your door (well, mailbox). While manual downloads are still available at no additional cost, this is a great option for those that are crunched for time or not particularly tech savvy.
How Much Does PhotoPass Archive USB Cost?
You can now purchase a PhotoPass Archive USB for $34.95 plus tax and shipping and have your photos sent to your door (well, mailbox). While manual downloads are still available at no additional cost, this is a great option for those that are crunched for time or not particularly tech savvy.
Does the PhotoPass Archive USB sound appealing to you? Let me know in the comments.
