At the theme parks Disney has "photopass photographers" throughout the parks. Some in front of park icons, a lot of them are at the character greetings, or just in various places. They will take your picture and give you a photopass card, about the size of a credit card. From then on, every time you have a photo taken by these photographers you give them this same card and they will add the new photo that they just took, and so on. If you get more then one card, that's fine.
Then once you return home, you visit
www.disneyphotopass.com, create an account for free, enter in your photopass card(s) number (found on the back of the card) and all your photos are loaded to this account. You can then view, edit, add borders, order prints, make a photo album, DVD and/or order a CD. The CD is currently $125 but it gives you a copy of every photo in your account, plus the copy right release to take them to any photo printing place (i.e.
Walmart, Sam's Club, Walgreens) and gets prints how ever you like.
If you visit the Budget Board you will find people looking to share a photopass account and order a CD together to share the $125 cost. To make this work, you must be traveling around the same time because the photos you load to a photopass account online are only available for 30 days. After the 30 days they are unavailable to view or order. We are traveling the end of October to WDW and have arranged to share with 7 other people traveling around the same time. This will make the cost about $20 a person.
