The only deal is if you pre-order before your trip. It doesn't take 6 weeks though. I can't remember for sure off the top of my head, I would have to look at the DL site to refresh my memory, but I think its 2 or 3 weeks before your trip you have to order it.
It's 14 days. An it's already a deal. The pictures in the park are pretty expensive, so if you plan to buy more than a couple, it's already paid for itself.
Lol okay so i just read what the site says you get.... What exactly is the big draw? I thought id get the cd? But i didnt see it listed.... It juts says unlimited photos...
No- I think you choose if you want unlimited access to them (not sure 100% because we didn't use this option) OR a cd with all photos and edits on it. I added my photos and edited photos onto the cd choice and got it in 1 week with no issues.
Lol okay so i just read what the site says you get.... What exactly is the big draw? I thought id get the cd? But i didnt see it listed.... It juts says unlimited photos...
The draw?
1) unlimited photos from photo pass photographers. When you have the PP+ card they tend to take extra pictures/time with you. I've had them walk me around areas to do different pictures. One photographer spent about 10 minutes with us taking pictures around the fountain in front of Carthay Circle, then waiting for the trolley so we could get pictures with the trolley. It was above & beyond any expectations!
2) ride photos loaded onto the card (have to do the day of at the ride - look at your number on the screen, then go to the photo order counter for that ride and give them the number and your PP+ card and they will add it).
3) Character Meal photos (from the entrance) are loaded onto the card PLUS they give you several prints of those pictures at your table.
4) You can add custom borders to your pictures. I.e. for the holidays, first visit, family reunion, etc. Some borders are lackluster but there are always a few I love to use.
5) After you've added any borders you want, you can either choose to download the images or order them by mail on CD. I always choose CD so I have them backed up and I don't have to do that.