Chase Disney Card Character Meet 'N Greet

[WhenYouWishUponAStar]

For those that have done the Chase Disney Card Character Meet 'N Greet:
Can my card be used for more than one person in the photo/meet, for instance, for a meet/photo for my two young grandchildren? Could it be used to take a family photo with a character, or is the meet/photo to be used for only one person per card? I'd like to hear your experiences using this card perk since this will be a first for me. Any comments, tips for using the card for park discounts, etc. would be appreciated!

 

[bookgirl]

I have a card and my parents are in the photos with me. I don't know if they'll let you take different photos within the group (like here just the kids, kids with grands, kids with parents, just the parents, etc) but you're whole group can enter.

Remember that you only get one FREE picture per card however.

 

[cheap traveler]

One family/group per card. Last year I got a free photo of my 2 girls with the characters (Minnie and Goofy), and I could have been in it too if the humidity hadn't messed with my hair so bad

 

[DisneyFansInNYC]

For those that have done the Chase Disney Card Character Meet 'N Greet:
Can my card be used for more than one person in the photo/meet, for instance, for a meet/photo for my two young grandchildren? Could it be used to take a family photo with a character, or is the meet/photo to be used for only one person per card? I'd like to hear your experiences using this card perk since this will be a first for me. Any comments, tips for using the card for park discounts, etc. would be appreciated!

6 people can enter the room for each card. All or some can get in the picture. You can take as many pictures as you want with your own camera. We had the Photopass but the CM also took pictures with our camera. Our kids loved the special interaction with the characters.

 

[lizard1]

6 people can enter the room for each card. All or some can get in the picture. You can take as many pictures as you want with your own camera. We had the Photopass but the CM also took pictures with our camera. Our kids loved the special interaction with the characters.

So if we have 2 cards (different accounts) could all 8 of our party enter at the same time, or would we have to go in as 2 separate groups?

 

[North of Mouse]

For those that have done the Chase Disney Card Character Meet 'N Greet:
Can my card be used for more than one person in the photo/meet, for instance, for a meet/photo for my two young grandchildren? Could it be used to take a family photo with a character, or is the meet/photo to be used for only one person per card? I'd like to hear your experiences using this card perk since this will be a first for me. Any comments, tips for using the card for park discounts, etc. would be appreciated!

You can only have one photo per card - not separate pictures! My dh & I each have a card so we get two 'shoots' per visit. The cardholder must be present as they checked our licenses.

 

[Dani C]

They will take photos however you want; just the kids, the group, separate of each kid, etc. up to the max people allowed in. You get one free photo, and choose the one you want. You can always purchase others if you like them.

Suggestion: If you want separate photos of the two kids, try going twice (two days) and having individual photos of them taken each day. Then take both claim tickets to the photo shop and pick one of each. Depending on the CM, you may have to pick one from each day or may be able to get two from one day.

Good luck and enjoy your vacation.

 

[dsneprincess]

So if we have 2 cards (different accounts) could all 8 of our party enter at the same time, or would we have to go in as 2 separate groups?

We have 2 different account numbers and I do get 2 free pictures, 1 from each account. They give me 2 vouchers at the door. I have never had more than 4 people, although there is usually 1 group getting pictures taken and 1 waiting inside, so 8 might work. I would just let the CZm giving the vouchers know you were together. Worst case is 2 separate free pictures of 4.

 

[DisneyFansInNYC]

So if we have 2 cards (different accounts) could all 8 of our party enter at the same time, or would we have to go in as 2 separate groups?

Yes you can go in altogether. We did it once with a party of 8. We had two cards and we all went in.

 

[smj2610]

Just curious on this can you use a card for 1 photo each trip or each day?

 

[North of Mouse]

Just curious on this can you use a card for 1 photo each trip or each day?

Each day, but it 'is' time consuming. The most I can get dh to agree to do it is once a trip!

 

[cujochurch]

We had 7 in our group and had no problem all going in. Also if you have a disney rewards card you can show that and get a photo certificate for that one also.

 

[ChanaC]

When you get in line an attendant will ask for your card. For every card you get a voucher. When you go in (no matter how many people) you can get as many pictures taken as you want. When you are done you take the photopass card and the voucher(s) to the Epcot Camera Center and you can redeem as many photos as you have vouchers. You can come the next day and repeat the process.

 

[SonOfAStitch]

They will take photos however you want; just the kids, the group, separate of each kid, etc. up to the max people allowed in. You get one free photo, and choose the one you want. You can always purchase others if you like them.

Suggestion: If you want separate photos of the two kids, try going twice (two days) and having individual photos of them taken each day. Then take both claim tickets to the photo shop and pick one of each. Depending on the CM, you may have to pick one from each day or may be able to get two from one day.

Good luck and enjoy your vacation.

I was going to say the same thing, to go twice on separate days.

 

[ssphillips]

Which characters do you meet?

 

[nj disney family]

Which characters do you meet?

It changes we had Mickey and goofy.

 

[AtlantaDisneyDreamer]

FYI: We thought this would be a special meet and greet with shorter lines. It was not. We waited longer for this meet and greet than we did for any other one in the parks the entire time we were there. We were in line at least 30 minutes. Not fun, and not our idea of a particularly "special perk."

After we did it once, we chose not to do it again. The line was just not worth the free photo.