Ride Attractions Only Photo Option

[kutzfam]

Can anyone confirm that there is an option to purchase only the ride attraction photos, for about $50?? I don't want to purchase Memory Maker because I'm only interested in the pictures on the rides.

Thanks for the help

 

[Capang]

Can anyone confirm that there is an option to purchase only the ride attraction photos, for about $50?? I don't want to purchase Memory Maker because I'm only interested in the pictures on the rides.

Thanks for the help

You can do a one day memory maker for about $60 I think. I have never seen the option for ride only photos.

 

[Alesia]

I think they discontinued that a while ago

 

[Araminta18]

Yea, I think it's the one day memory maker as well. But as a skeptic, memory maker is totally worth it. You get some weird shots, but you also get some great ones. and then your whole party can be in the picture

 

[g-dad66]

I think they discontinued that a while ago

Yep, we used to buy it every trip.

Very disappointed when they did away with it (in 2015, I think).

 

[Tiggerlover91]

Can anyone confirm that there is an option to purchase only the ride attraction photos, for about $50?? I don't want to purchase Memory Maker because I'm only interested in the pictures on the rides.

Thanks for the help

I found this: If you are only interested in obtaining digital copies of your ride photos, there is an option called Disney Attractions+ which can be purchased at the parks. When exiting a ride with photos, stop by the Attraction’s Photo Sales Center and purchase it for $49.95. This option includes all attraction photos during a 14-day window.

On the following website: https://www.undercovertourist.com/blog/disneys-photopass-pros-cons/


The article is dated July of 2018, so I would think this is still pretty current.

 

[Alesia]

I found this: If you are only interested in obtaining digital copies of your ride photos, there is an option called Disney Attractions+ which can be purchased at the parks. When exiting a ride with photos, stop by the Attraction’s Photo Sales Center and purchase it for $49.95. This option includes all attraction photos during a 14-day window.

On the following website: https://www.undercovertourist.com/blog/disneys-photopass-pros-cons/


The article is dated July of 2018, so I would think this is still pretty current.

It is no longer available.

If you read further down on the same post, you'll see this:

 

[Tiggerlover91]

One more thing @kutzfam, you could probably call Disney or Photopass also to see for sure. Just because the website article was dated July 2018 doesn't mean it wasn't pulled from another year. Just wanted to help, but Disney is the best to get your yes or no from.

 

[Zmack]

You can but a download of each ride photo for $16.95 each or a print for $18.05 each. With at least 13 different ride photo opportunities in the parks, it would cost more to get all of them than buying MM.

You can see this info at Disney's PhotoPass...https://mydisneyphotopass.disney.go.com/keepsakes/index/notlogged/

 

[Alesia]

One more thing Disney is the best to get your yes or no from. :D

Honestly, this just isn't true. The amount of misinformation given by phone CMs is staggering.

Attractions+ was discontinued years ago.