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Here goes my first post! Hi everyone Im so glad to be here. My question is who has used the Disneyland Photo Pass, and do you you think it is worth it? TIA.
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Yeah! All they do is give you a card and you could view your pictures online when you get home. The cool thing is you can see all your pictures online without having to pay for them in advance. If you like the pictures then you can buy them. The photographers are really good and are usually pretty nice as well. -
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I have used the pass for our last two trips and loved it. They had a great deal where you could buy a gallery CD at the park and then order your pictures on a CD when you get home.
They have an even better deal now that I am planning on using in August. The Photopass+ can be preordered online for $70. (Disneyland PhotoPass Plus Offer) They mail you a gallery CD with 300+ excellent images from the park. They make great computer backgrounds or scrapbook fillers. There is a voucher that you then take to the park to trade in for a special photopass that gives you not only the regular pictures, but attraction and dining pictures as well. I am really looking forward to the attraction part since this is that is something we usually skip due to price. Then after you get home, you can go online, edit your pictures, and add fun borders. You then get the CD with shipping included.
The last time we used the pass, we loaded over 300 pictures on a cd with all kinds of borders and sizes. It really is a great memory.
Oh yeah, the other benefit, is I am a photographer and can be a stickler on pictures. The pass photographers use really good Nikon cameras and usually do really well with composition. I would not get that if I just handed someone my camera (which I'm not really comfortable with anyway).
Hope this helps. If you have any other questions, ask away.Comment
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Do the photographers move through out the park, or are they just a certain locations? If I wanted to ride the carousel and get a picture could I find a photograher and ask them to come take out picture? Also do they offer this in California Adventure?Comment
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There are Photopass photographers in various locations around both parks, so yes, DCA is included. However, they are required to take pictures of only certain things (eg, ones in front of the castle have to take a picture of you in front of the castle, not by the Adventureland sign). I'm not exactly sure about their limitations, but I know they exist because one photographer told us she wasn't allowed to take a picture of us with some Citizens of Buena Vista on her camera since we dragged her away from her spot. :P She was happy to use our camera, however!Originally posted by littlekicks69 View PostComment
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Were planning a 3 day park hopper with 12 people. Does each person have to have their own photo pass card and do you have to have a seperate one for California Adventure?Comment
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You can have more than one, and then in the end they can combine them, at least they did that for us. They are also happy to take same pic with your own camera as mentioned before, but one of the nice things about their pics is they can insert other images into your pic like having tink stand in your hand.Tink happy thoughts!Comment
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The whole family can have their own cards and then easily add them all to the same account online. However, only the person with the Photopass+ card can get the attraction and dining pictures. Saw a rep mention on their Facebook page that you can have the attraction CM make note of the number for you and go back later in the day with the + card to add the pictures.Comment
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Thanks to everyone that posted. Im gonna go ahead and prepurchase one.Comment
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Does anyone know how many attraction photos can be added to the + card?Comment
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