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Mom and daughter on Expedition Everest; Animal Kingdom
  • On Feb 7, 2014
    Valerie from ND 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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    Wondering about Memory Maker. Without it, how much is each picture? I would like to know how many pictures I need to take to break even. I don't want to waste time from our day tracking down and waiting in line to make sure I get my money's worth. Thanks.

    Hi Valerie,

    Thanks for visiting the Disney Parks Moms Panel!  This is a great question and I completely understand why you want to save both time and money during your vacation.  I have to say that I've never purchased PhotoPass+ in the past, but I had a chance to try Memory Maker in December and I was a big fan.  In fact, I've already purchased it for my family's next vacation in June!  I like being able to see and share my photos right after they're taken, and I especially love that there are some attraction photos included now.  

    The advance price for Memory Maker is currently $149.  The price if you don't do the advance purchase is $199. You can still have Disney PhotoPass photographers capture your magical memories during your vacation without Memory Maker; those individual photos are $14.95 for downloads and $14.95-$16.95 for prints.  (You can find these on the Disney PhotoPass site under "Products.")  That means you'd need at least 10 Disney PhotoPass photos to break even if you've purchased Memory Maker before your trip.

    I hope that helps with your decision, Valerie.  If we can help with anything else as you plan your vacation, please let us know.

    Beth
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Meet the Panelist: Beth, Missouri

My love of Walt Disney World Resort may have started when I was a child, but I've grown to love it even more as a parent vacationing with my own kids. If you have questions about traveling with toddlers, tweens or teens, "Disney Dining" or in-park special events, ask away! Learn More About Beth

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