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I'm reading through all this, but just want to clarify. Can you take pictures at the park, wait until you get home, see how they are, and *then* purchase the memory maker? I don't really want to pay up front and find them useless. I will be bringing my own DSLR, but it's hard to get family photos, obviously.
There is more options than memory maker which is outlined in the first post to purchase photos. To answer your question specifically, memory maker is offered in 2 versions with 3 prices. First is all the photos from 1 park operating day which you can purchase after the photos are taken from the mde phone app. Second is all the photos you can get before things expire so basically all the photos of your trip. The second option is $169 but there is a $20 discount if you purchase it at least 3 days before the first photo is taken. So yes, you can purchase it after the trip but it'll be a $20 premium. you can also price out the photos you want as the per photo, one day memory maker or a combo of both might yield and even better price. there is nothing to purchase to use the photographers so purchasing after or during the trip is not an issue and your free to use all the photo options disney includes with their photopass service.
It's really going to come down to how many ride photos which you can't really take yourself, or how many photographer photos with everyone in them you want. Without the ride photos, it would probably be cheaper to get the 4-6 photos you want per photo, but the ride photos will easily throw it over the cost where memory maker is the better deal. Also you could ask them to also take a photo with your camera however they are not a seasoned professional photographer so you may not get results your happy with when you take the camera they were trained with out of their hands. That's not to say they will be brilliant with the disney nikons and while they are usually great photos, I can't say I've been happy with every single one.