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Using Photo Booths with Memory Maker

Greetings!

Let’s chat today about Memory Maker---
It is ever changing and such a great add on to your Disney vacation package.
Advance pricing as of January of 2020 is $169. However, if you wait until 3 days or less from your trip, the cost raises to $199.

There is SO much value to the Memory Maker!

One of the hidden gems of memory maker is that you can go into the photo booths across Disney World and have fun photos taken and link those photos to your memory maker! All with no added cost!

Next time you see a photo booth at Disney World--- STOP and give it try---
 

Look for them around these locations:
The gift shop outside of Space Mountain at Magic Kingdom
Near Primeval Whirl in Dinoland at Animal Kingdom
The Boardwalk at the Boardwalk resort
We even found one in the gift shop as we exited the Figment ride at Epcot.

Note: While you can find photo booths in some resort arcades, these usually don’t link to the memory maker PhotoPass, as of yet.

Be sure to check out more information about memory maker from this past blog post!

To start planning your next trip, contact your On The Road Travel agent. You can also connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram!
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