Downloading Photos at Disney

[Tbella]

Does anyone know if the parks or hotels (I'm staying at BWV) have kiosks to download pictures from a digital camera? I know that many other amusement parks do have these kiosks.

 

[disneyag]

Bump

I'd like to know this, too.

 

[Dan Murphy]

They do, but you would be a LOT better off just buying a few 256 meg (usually the best priced) cards, they are so inexpensive today. Check www.buy.com www.ecost.com and www.overstock.com

 

[tiggerwannabe]

Walgreen's near DTD can for $2.99.
(or go with Dan's suggestion and use a larger memory card.)

 

[Terk-1]

Where is this location near DTD? Is it walking distance from DTD or is it too far?

 

[Tbella]

I just purchased a 7.1 megapixel camera and also a 1GB memory card but since my camera can also shoot movie clips I'm thinking that the 1GB card for 5 days at the parks won't be enough. I wanted to shoot at at least 5 megapixels because I won't know wright away which pictures I will end up making larger. I contacted the camera store at Epcot (I was told it was underneath Mission Space). They told me if I leave my card with them for about 4 hours than they will be able to send it out and have the pictures burned onto a CD. But not being able to take picuters for 4 hours is a bit much. Where I live we have Sesame Place. This amusement park doesn't hold a candle to Disney, yet they have serveral kiosks where you yourself (they provide you with a CD for a nominal fee) can transfer your pictures to free up you memory card. I wonder when Disney will get with the times. My other option is to bring a laptop but I am going with my little dd and my friend and her little dd and we wanted the least amount of baggage as possible. We will not have a car to go off property and being in Disney for only 5 days I don't think I will be willing to leave the property and give up some of my precious time.

Thanks for all your responses and suggestions.

 

[dirkus]

Might not work for you but if you happen to also own an iPod you can transfer your pictures to that and then download them to your computer once you get home. I just ordered the Belkin iPod card reader attachment for our upcoming trip and it works like a charm. Small, easy to use, my wife's bringing her iPod anyway which has 23GB of empty space just waiting for our pictures -- the combo can't be beat!!!