Question on film developing

[merryg]

I was wondering if anyone knew approximately how much film developing was in the parks? I don't need one hour, but I noticed on some maps of the parks, film developing listed. My two dd will be taking some disposable cameras and I thought it would take us less room on the way home if I could have pictures instead of cameras.

Thanks in advance
merryg

 

[justcantwait]

What I've done is order free mailing envelopes from Clark and York. You can email them (sorry I don't know the website off the top of my head) and they'll send you a bunch. Then, when my kids finish with their cameras, I'll drop them in an envelope, write my credit card number on the form, and drop it in the nearest mailbox. They'll develop them and mail them to my house. When we get home, maybe we'll have some pics already. At the very least, we won't have to carry disposable cameras, used film, or even developed pictures back with us! Hope this helps!

 

[fac]

I saw recommendation on using snapfish http://www.snapfish.com on this board. To plan was to mail the films before leaving the park.
When I went in July, I forgot to bring my check book and have to bring my films back. I do not like to put my cc in their site prior to using the service.

After you register, they will send you the free mailing envelop. I have used them a few times since my return, the response is fast, I cannot comment on the pictures, because it is mainly for disposable cameras which I normally do not make too many adjustment.

 

[swilshire]

If you'll have a car, there are cheaper options. There is a Sams Club nearby. I didn't notice if they have one-hour developing, but you could check the web. There is also an Eckerds nearby. I always used them for film developing until they went out of business in this area. Does Walgreens do film developing? There are tons of them around as well.

I think I'd carry the cameras home before I'd pay Disney prices. They wouldn't weigh ALL that much more than the photos.

JMHO.

Sheila