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Mom And Daughter; Animal Kingdom
  • On Jan 7, 2012
    Kenneth 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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    how do I get a photo pass

    Hi, Kenneth!

    DisneyPhotoPasses are very easy to acquire! 

    When you enter any Walt Disney World park, look for one of Disney's professional photographers, who will provide with a complimentary DisneyPhotoPass.  You'll see these photographers scattered throughout the park, especially at great photo locations (Think Cinderella Castle, The Tree of Life, etc.).  If you attend a Character Meeting, or at select Character Dining locations, the WDW professional photographer will have them there as well.

    You can use that same DisneyPhotoPass throughout your trip, and view your photos, within 30 days, at DisneyPhotoPass.com when you return home. 

    Take a look at Walt Disney World's DisneyPhotoPass Service information page for more details.

    Have a wonderful trip!
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