Photopass Wrist Card...where can I get one?

[noogagirl]

Where can I get the small Photopass card that you can wear around your wrist?

We have been reusing the card we got at MNSSHP a couple of years ago, and I really hate pulling that thing out of a pocket, lanyard card holder, wallet, etc every time.

Thanks!

 

[momhmmx2]

We got ours the last time we were at Blizzard Beach. The photographer there said that the waterparks were the only place to get them..That was in 2009..

 

[disneyfan2]

the fairies meet and greet also gave out the wrist cards too

 

[BiancaBernard&Penny]

I thought I read on a thread here that they are not available anymore? Don't quote me on that! Can you really re-use them? I love our wrist cards! I often kept it twisted onto the stroller and it was very handy to keep track of!

 

[chartle]

I thought I read on a thread here that they are not available anymore? Don't quote me on that! Can you really re-use them? I love our wrist cards! I often kept it twisted onto the stroller and it was very handy to keep track of!

They still have them but they don't have the nice spiral wristband just a rubber band. I removed the rubber band and attached it to string thing on my Disney lanyard thingy that has a number of rings and a pouch for your ticket and fast passes..

Yes you can reuse an old one the only issue is that make sure you can still log into the account that that card is attached to.

If you forgot the password and the email address that you used to registered with is no longer valid or closed, you have no way of having the password sent to you.

 

[PixieDust32]

We got ours at Pixie Hallow, since we 'got small' like the fairies, the card was little too.

 

[Tnkrbelle565]

On our last trip in October, they didn't get out the small cards or do the whole shrinking with Pixie Dust thing at Pixie Hollow anymore I too wish I could get a wrist card, way easier!

 

[noogagirl]

They still have them but they don't have the nice spiral wristband just a rubber band. I removed the rubber band and attached it to string thing on my Disney lanyard thingy that has a number of rings and a pouch for your ticket and fast passes..

Yes you can reuse an old one the only issue is that make sure you can still log into the account that that card is attached to.

If you forgot the password and the email address that you used to registered with is no longer valid or closed, you have no way of having the password sent to you.

Thanks! I might have to stick with my regular card. I don't think DH and DS want to go to Pixie Hollow.

 

[PixieDust32]

Why not? Its part of the magic of Disney, my DH and DS (20) waited in line for over and hour to see the fairies its fun, they should do it.

 

[Tnkrbelle565]

Why not? Its part of the magic of Disney, my DH and DS (20) waited in line for over and hour to see the fairies its fun, they should do it.

I have no clue. I was kinda disappointed because the first time I had seen the fairies was a adult girls weekend. They did the whole shrinking with pixie dust thing and I knew my DD would eat it up. October NOTHING. In fact someone in our group asked why everything in the corrider was big and the CM just responded "because you are pixie size" HUUUUHHHH Are little kids supposed to just figure that out????

 

[noogagirl]

Why not? Its part of the magic of Disney, my DH and DS (20) waited in line for over and hour to see the fairies its fun, they should do it.

DH and DS are definitely good sports, but they would not stand in line and waste valuable ride time to get photographs with the fairies. We did the character signatures and pictures when DS was younger, but now that he is 8 he'll only wait for this favorite...Goofy.

We mainly use Photopass for pictures in front of the castle (at night), Main Street, Test Track, in front of ToT, etc.

 

[VLee]

I love the spring bands with the smaller photopass cards; but I bet I have thrown mine old ones away--not realizing they could be reused. I think on my next trip, I will buy a band from a key and lock shop, take a hole punch and try to make my own.

It is so inconvenient to have to dig it out on the spur of the moment, especially when you are toting camera and such.

Anyone tried this??