Disney Disposable Camera?

[knoxt]

Is there such a thing and if "YES" where can you buy them???

 

[LAH]

KNOXT,

YES, THEY ARE EVERYWHERE BUT JUST BE PREPARED TO PAY THE PRICE. MY CAMERA BROKE MY SECOND DAY IN DISNEY SO I HAD TO PURCHASE THE DIS. ONE'S AND THEY ARE PRICEY!!!!!!! $17.00/$25.00 ETC. DEPENDS ON WHICH SPEED YOU BUY.

 

[Claudia Kellenberger]

About 6 months before my trip, I start buying disposable cameras. Do you have a CVS drug store chain near where you live ? They often have good coupon specials if you have their free card for savings. I get all my cameras just about half price that way. If you are flying to Disney, bring all your cameras with you in your carry-on bag ONLY.

Disney's cameras are very expensive.

 

[DisneyPoly]

They sell Disney Princess disposable cameras at Target stores!

 

[beattyfamily]

Originally posted by DisneyPoly
They sell Disney Princess disposable cameras at Target stores!

Yes, I bought my DD those cameras for our last trip!

They are $6.99

 

[Xtine76]

I bought a few of these while we were on vacation-they are 17.99 each in the parks and have 37 exposures. There is also a coupon for film developing-free double prints if developed at the camera centers I believe. I would buy off site and bring plenty with you-I had bought a few off site prior, but of course that wasn't enough. This year I am buying a digital camera, by the time I figured out how much I spent between buying cameras and developing film on that vacation I could have bought a digital camera. Just remember NOT to pack your film or cameras in your luggage-hand carry it and request they do a hand check at the airport and not run it through the machine. The Xray machines have the potential to ruin film. Have a great vacation!

 

[shatzjsl]

The Xray machines have the potential to ruin film. Have a great vacation!

Haven't flown in a long time so this is a serious question. Should you leave film in its unsealed box for handcheck, would that be quicker? What about return flight? Do the same and just let them look at the used rolls?

Thanks in advance.

 

[thinkerbell]

We flew back in January. We took all of our film out of the boxes, left them in the canisters, put them all in a ziploc bag and had them hand checked. We also had disposables in there. We left them in the plastic baggy thing that they come in but not in the box. They didn't seem to mind at all. It took a few extra minutes but it is worth it to make sure your pictures turn out OK.

 

[shatzjsl]

Thanks Thinkerbell (sounds like my typing has a lisp!)

I'll use the baggie trick.