Confused about Photopass
 

If I preorder it, do you forever get all the pictures taken at the parks, rides and meals or does it expire?? Also do you get any hard copies at all. I am looking at getting the + package.

You get a voucher in the mail that you then exchange at one of the parks for the PhotoPass + card, which is what allows you to add the ride and dining photos, and it's good for 14 days, starting with the day you get it. For pictures taken around the park you just use the regular PhotoPass card that you receive from the photographer and there's no limit to how long that card is good for. When you get home, you enter your card numbers in the PhotoPass website, which then uploads the pictures to your account. When you're done you then enter the code that you'll also get in the mail and you'll then get a CD in the mail with all your pictures on it.

You can find a lot of information about both PhotoPass and PhotoPass + here:

http://allears.net/tp/ppass.htm

Thanks for the info! I had the same question! lol :)

photopass plus gives you only one card. so if going with multiple family memebers ypu only get one card.

regular photopass you can get as many cards as you want.

for us we have 16 members. one person will be in charge of themplus card. each family will have their own photo pass card

if you dont stay together-just write down the photo number an dhave it put on the card before the end of the evening-by taking the card back to the ride.

my question can you have those ride photos uploaded at any photopass'kiosk onsite?

I got the plus package and loved it. We did Chef Mickeys and received hard copy photos. Those and the ride photos made it worth it or me.

So confused????
 

Is the original photopass still free? I haven't been to disney in five years. Last time I just got a card when I arrived and ordered pics with my number when I got home. If I just use the basic, so I still have to option to purchase dining and ride photos later if I want them?:confused3

If you're talking about the card you get from the PhotoPass photographers, that's still free. What we're talking about is the PhotoPass +, which you can pre-order for $149 (there's a link on the allears.net page I linked to in my previous post). You then get a voucher in the mail that you exchange at one of the parks for a PhotoPass + card that allows you to get all of your ride and dining photos added to your CD in addition to the pictures that you get from the PhotoPass photographers. You can certainly buy the ride and dining pictures without doing buying PhotoPass +, but you would have to do it when you get off the ride or during the meal; you can't do it when you get home.