I just want to share a little of my experience....
You can NOT NOT NOT get a CD from a photopass card at Exposition Hall in MK (nobody here has said you can, I just want to make that clear since we were told you could by SEVERAL people)...............as already stated CDs from photopasses can be burned at Toontown in MK, Epcot to the right of "the big ball" Spaceship Earth, and Mickey's Mercantile in Grand Floridian Hotel. We first went to Grand Floridian and they were nice but they only have one viewing screen so timing is everything......also communication with the technician is difficult because you are looking at the screen but they are behind it so the ones I was trying to buy hard copies of kept going away (he could bring them back up, but it was frustrating). A new location has been opened in Downtown Disney Marketplace but I don't know the exact location or the hours.
ALSO, and this may be obvious to everybody but me, the CDs from Photopass cards are only burned at locations the have the technology to view photos from all of the parks at once (you can ONLY view MK pics at Exposition Hall, BUT you can view all of the parks back in ToonTown in MK).
Part of what people are paying the $99 for is that you can then print them legally, make gifts, e-mail the pics, etc............I think people who think the $99 is a lot haven't thought things through...........For example, your first 5X7 print is $12.95 and your additional ones (at the same time) are $9.95 (this is at the parks, I don't think you get the price breaks online but I could be wrong)...........so if you are going to buy 9 pics down there, you are better off getting the CD burned so the pics are more useable......i.e. Mother's Day gifts, birthdays, combine several photopass cards so the whole extended family can end up with a complete CD of all the areas the gang ran off to. (Granted if you print them, you pay for paper, ink, and time so that comes into play, I am just dumping out my thoughts).
A different area and I will then shut my fingers up........FROM HERE DOWN, THIS IS ABOUT MEMORY STICKS AND MEMORY CARDS NOT PHOTOPASS........In ExpoHall in MK, there are two different ways to get CDs from your memory card........one way is using two self-service machines..........the advantage to those machines is that you can get thumbnail prints of your memory media, you can choose what pics you want to copy and which ones not to copy, you can modify your pics (eliminate red eye and stuff like that).....the disadvantage of those machines is that they will only put about 100 to 120 pics on a CD and they take FOREVER. Also, if there are ANY movies anywhere on the memory, the Kodak machines will not work at all. The other method of getting CDs from your memory card is for a Disney Castmember to burn it for you (as opposed to a Kodak employee--but you can't tell them apart unless you ask)...........The advantage to this method is the speed and the fact that you can get 702 MB on each CD. The disadvantage to this method is no thumbnails, no picking and choosing which pics (all or nothing), and no modifications to pics.
Both methods are $11.99 per CD ($12.77 with tax I think)........NEITHER METHOD will erase your card!! It is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to clear off your personal memory card and Disney and Kodak would be crazy to accept that liability so they do NOT erase the card...............READ THE DIRECTIONS FOR YOUR CAMERA BEFORE YOU GO so you can find the "delete all" button or whatever it is............I witnessed somebody having a hateful hissy fit about this today and it was all I could do not to walk up and say, "Does being ugly to these people busting their tails for minimum wage enhance your anatomy or something?".........I was just grateful that it wasn't anybody in my family showing their tails for once.
The moral of this story is 1 gig of memory for a Disney trip just isn't enough
And I totally agree with the person who said DO NOT WAIT until the last night--too much can go wrong.
WOW--guess this all touched a nerve with me..........sorry for the long read. Hope you find something useful in here.
Grits