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  • On Sep 4, 2013
    Laurie from MI Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    Hi Amanda! Help! Please explain the 45 day expiration on photopass photos? That means for a 10 day stay the pics will expire over a 10 day period starting at 45 days out from the first day?

    Hi Laurie! Logging into Disney's PhotoPass to view my vacation photos when I return home helps me deal with those post-vacation blues -- it's so hard to come back to reality after a trip to Walt Disney World!

    Disney PhotoPass photos expire 45 days from the date they are taken. Photos from your vacation will have different expiration dates based on the date the photo was taken. If you take a 10-day vacation, the PhotoPass pictures from the first day of your trip will expire 35 days after you get home. If you want additional time to view and edit your photos, you now have the option of purchasing an additional 15 days to extend the expiration period to 60 days.

    Thanks so much for visiting me here at the Moms Panel! If you have more questions, I'm happy to help! Just ask!
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I'm a busy mom of two from North Carolina who loves to find ways to stretch a Disney Dollar so that I can enjoy the luxury of Disney's deluxe resorts and fine dining. Learn More About Amanda

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