What is a Photopass?

[Kumquatmelon]

I keep on hearing about these photopasses, and I must sound really stupid but, what are they?

Thank's in advance

 

[huge mickey fan]

First not a bad question. Photopass is pretty easy. When you enter any of the parks and a photographer asks to take you photo they will give you a small card. It looks like a credit card. The photographer will scan the card and take you photos. Then everytime you see another photographer hand them your card. Do this whenever or whereever you see a photographer. Then when you get home you can log into the photopass website and do the edits on your pictures like adding graphics or borders. If you purchase the CD you will get the printing rights to all your pictures saved. You can also pre purchase the CD for a savings of $25 off the regular price. Hope this helps

 

[Kumquatmelon]

Oh! Thank you very much. I may see if my family wants to try that out this year it seems very nice.

 

[Atchley]

Photopass is well worth it. We did this from our 2006 trip. This summer when we go, we'll be sure to stop at a few more photographers.

 

[OKW Mom]

like holding baby simba in your arms, etc.

Many guests get the PP photographer to shoot with their camera too and I wonder if they ever buy the pass. It does slow things up for those of us relying on photopass!

We love the fact that the Test Track photo goes right to the pass- not a separate $16. charge. Word is more rides will be moving to this soon.

Check out their website and the thread about sharing photopasses - I think it is in the budget board area.

Both groups of photos on the disc were outstanding, especially since it is hard to get shots of the WHOLE family!