Memory Maker Printing Rights

[frachellea]

I've searched the forums for this - but can only find something that relates to printing out hard copies of the photos.

Once you get the digital copies of the pictures, are you able to then take them to create your own photobook using a third party (ie shutterfly, mypublisher, blurb, etc).

My mother likes to do a yearbook and having access to the pictures for this purpose would be great.

Thanks!

 

[mom2rtk]

When you download your photos, there will be a release included.

 

[erionm]

Once you get the digital copies of the pictures, are you able to then take them to create your own photobook using a third party (ie shutterfly, mypublisher, blurb, etc).

Yes. On the download page of MyDisneyPhotoPass.com, there will be button to download a Limited License.

 

[frachellea]

Thanks to both of you!

 

[Jadyreen1282]

We do a third party book every year from MM.

 

[Hopefully]

Is this the same for the Photopass included with the Gold Annual Pass?

 

[TheDisneyNurse]

Is this the same for the Photopass included with the Gold Annual Pass?

The answer to your question is "" (but probably also, yes. I've just never checked for the release)

 

[frachellea]

We do a third party book every year from MM.

What is MM? If it's third party - I'm assuming something different from Memory Maker?

 

[Hopefully]

The answer to your question is "" (but probably also, yes. I've just never checked for the release)

Sorry - I have no idea what your answer is. Please restate.
Thank you

 

[bumbershoot]

Sorry - I have no idea what your answer is. Please restate.
Thank you

Just go with this part:

probably also, yes

Memory Maker is Photopass, basically. Or Photopass is Memory Maker?

 

[Jadyreen1282]

What is MM? If it's third party - I'm assuming something different from Memory Maker?

I meant we use MM every year then use third party to create the book. There are a bunch out there to load your pictures to and create.

 

[frachellea]

Thank you!

 

[TheDisneyNurse]

Sorry - I have no idea what your answer is. Please restate.
Thank you

Oh, the wink was just a joke. I did go ahead and look up the fine print of the AP Photopass downloads:

*Disney PhotoPass® benefit for Gold, Platinum, Platinum Plus Annual Pass and Premier Annual Passport includes Disney PhotoPass® photos and other digital content linked to the guest’s Disney account and captured while the annual pass is valid for admission to a Disney Parks theme park. A MagicBand is required to receive certain attraction photos and other digital content. Photos and other digital content linked to a Disney account with a Disney PhotoPass® benefit for qualifying Annual Passholders will expire 365 days from the date of capture. This Disney PhotoPass® benefit is subject to terms and conditions and also to the MyMagic+ terms and conditions. Not responsible for missing, lost or damaged photos. Online registration required. Downloads are restricted to personal use by Passholder only.

Basically, it's only meant for "personal use" -- whatever you choose to make of that is up to your interpretation. I make photo albums from my photopass downloads all the time. I'm not really concerned. I doubt Disney is gonna come chase me down over printing out a picture of my brother and I with Rapunzel at our local walgreens.

 

[Hopefully]

Oh, the wink was just a joke. I did go ahead and look up the fine print of the AP Photopass downloads:

*Disney PhotoPass® benefit for Gold, Platinum, Platinum Plus Annual Pass and Premier Annual Passport includes Disney PhotoPass® photos and other digital content linked to the guest’s Disney account and captured while the annual pass is valid for admission to a Disney Parks theme park. A MagicBand is required to receive certain attraction photos and other digital content. Photos and other digital content linked to a Disney account with a Disney PhotoPass® benefit for qualifying Annual Passholders will expire 365 days from the date of capture. This Disney PhotoPass® benefit is subject to terms and conditions and also to the MyMagic+ terms and conditions. Not responsible for missing, lost or damaged photos. Online registration required. Downloads are restricted to personal use by Passholder only.

Basically, it's only meant for "personal use" -- whatever you choose to make of that is up to your interpretation. I make photo albums from my photopass downloads all the time. I'm not really concerned. I doubt Disney is gonna come chase me down over printing out a picture of my brother and I with Rapunzel at our local walgreens.

THANK YOU for your effort. I appreciate your answer!!

 

[TheDisneyNurse]

THANK YOU for your effort. I appreciate your answer!!

Glad to help! It's actually something I never considered, but good that there's some info available

 

[lizard1]

Oh, the wink was just a joke. I did go ahead and look up the fine print of the AP Photopass downloads:

*Disney PhotoPass® benefit for Gold, Platinum, Platinum Plus Annual Pass and Premier Annual Passport includes Disney PhotoPass® photos and other digital content linked to the guest’s Disney account and captured while the annual pass is valid for admission to a Disney Parks theme park. A MagicBand is required to receive certain attraction photos and other digital content. Photos and other digital content linked to a Disney account with a Disney PhotoPass® benefit for qualifying Annual Passholders will expire 365 days from the date of capture. This Disney PhotoPass® benefit is subject to terms and conditions and also to the MyMagic+ terms and conditions. Not responsible for missing, lost or damaged photos. Online registration required. Downloads are restricted to personal use by Passholder only.

Basically, it's only meant for "personal use" -- whatever you choose to make of that is up to your interpretation. I make photo albums from my photopass downloads all the time. I'm not really concerned. I doubt Disney is gonna come chase me down over printing out a picture of my brother and I with Rapunzel at our local walgreens.

I would say personal use is using the photos to make a book or print for your house. I don't think they want you to use their photos to say advertise for a travel agency you own.

You do get a print release at the top of the download screen- there is a separate link that you click on to download the photo release. I HAVE been asked for it before, so I would print it to be on the safe side (or just load it onto the disk you put your photos on). This is true for Gold Pass holders as well.