What is the fee for photos during character meals?

[scrap_heaven]

Can you help me?

We are going to be purchasing a photopass, when reading about it I found out that if you pay for table side photos (not sure what this is actually) during character meals you can have them added to your photopass.

Do you know how much the packages are? do you get prints or just added to your photo pass?

Also which character meals have this for an additional fee. Just want to know if I should plan for this or not.

Thanks so much!

 

[Tiger926]

Can you help me?

We are going to be purchasing a photopass, when reading about it I found out that if you pay for table side photos (not sure what this is actually) during character meals you can have them added to your photopass.

Do you know how much the packages are? do you get prints or just added to your photo pass?

Also which character meals have this for an additional fee. Just want to know if I should plan for this or not.

Thanks so much!

I think they are approx. $35.00 (package of photos).

Off the top of my head:

Chef Mickey's
Tusker House
1900 Park Fare
'Ohana

HTH, Tiger

 

[divawife]

They will also take the same photo with your camera in Ohana & Chef Mickey's. I never went to the others on the list so can't say for sure.

 

[catne]

you can take all the photos you want yourself when the characters visit your table -- do not need to pay for these photos, or for posing with the character at your table. All characters at each restaurant visit every table if your hang around long enough (usually 45-60 minutes will let you see the 3-4 characters at each character meal. I think the only exception is Tusker House breakfast in AK --think Donald Duck is outside for the posed photo they charge for, but the characters inside are for free.

At CRT, the formal portrait taken with Cinderella before going up to the dining room is included in the price of your meal (they deliver the finished photo in a nice presentation folder while you're eating.)

There are a few places that have a staged-backdrop family photo op outside the restaurant before you get seated (like the fairy-tale forest backdrop at 1900 Park Fare, or the giant plate at Chef Mickey's) These places charge for that photo...and it's not even with a character. We always pass on that one.

But when the characters come to the table, you can get your own photos.

 

[scrap_heaven]

Thanks for the info! I really wasn't sure what to expect