photo cd

[shadle8]

I've read now that the photo cd you can purchase does not include restraunt shots or ride shots. What does it include?

 

[TENIA66]

park entry shots, character shots....i love mine this pic in my signature is on it without the enhancements

 

[TENIA66]

CHANGES/ENHANCEMENTS TO THE PHOTOPASS PROGRAM:

Disney's PhotoPass service has created a special offer for Disney Vacation Club Members making a Disney's PhotoPass purchase at the Camera Center at Epcot or County Bounty in Mickey's Toontown Fair at the Magic Kingdom. Through June 30, 2006, Members making qualifying purchases at these locations will enjoy a 10 percent discount off the purchase of a Disney's PhotoPass CD, which gives you long-term storage of your Walt Disney World photos. In addition to storing as many as 300 photos, each CD also includes a copyright release that allows you to reprint your photos at your local photo retailer.


In Spring 2006, PhotoPass introduced the ability to purchase your photo CD online. The cost of this is only $99.95, and you can order the CDs from home. This program has its own special web address that can't be found on the regular PhotoPass website. You can find it on Disney's PhotoMovie website:

http://www.register123.com/event/profile/form/index.cfm?PKformID=0x177271abcd

In Late 2005/Early 2006, Disney's PhotoPass began allowing customers to purchase a CD with ALL of their Disney photos on it for $99.95. This also gives the customer the license/copyright to the photos so that they may be reproduced elsewhere. This CD can be purchased at Walt Disney World in three locations: Epcot's Camera Center, M. Mouse Mercantile in the Grand Floridian Resort, and at Toontown in the Magic Kingdom.

In December 2005, Disney's PhotoPass introduced two new photo products. Photo Greeting Cards allow you to turn your favorite PhotoPass photo into sets of greeting cards with a customized personal greeting. There are several designs from which to choose. Cards come in sets of 20 for $39.95; second and subsequent sets are $24.95. The second new product is Disney's PhotoMovie, a DVD that combines your photos (PhotoPass photos and those taken with your own camera) with video scenes from the parks, as well as the characters interacting with the photos. The PhotoMovie DVD also includes a bonus slide show. Disney's PhotoMovie retails for $69.95, but is now available at the introductory price of $49.95; additional copies are just $19.95.

 

[jj1403]

Does anyone know if I am able to print these pictures when I get home?

 

[TENIA66]

Absolutely From The Cd, But Not From The Website..

 

[MickeyMonstersMom]

Can I take the CD to a kiosk like at Walmart or CVS and print the photos there?

 

[TBGOES2DISNEY]

If you bring your own camera, how is the cd worth the $100? I don't get it. Please explain.

 

[KIRSTIN'S MOMMY]

We're planning the buy the dvd this trip. Check out www.disneyphotomovie.com I think it's well worth the price for all the extras they add to the photos, music, characters etc.