One of the most important aspects of a vacation is the pictures!
Pictures are the way that you tell your friends and family about your trip, the way that you remember special moments, and the way that you look back on the magical vacation years down the road. With options like PhotoPass and Memory Maker, Disney World wants to make sure that you get the best photos possible. They recently introduced private photo sessions in Magic Kingdom, and now that offering is coming to another park!
Announced today, Capture Your Moment photo sessions are soon going to be available at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. These sessions are $50 each and last for 20 minutes (once you get to your photo location). When you check in for your session at Island Mercantile, you can discuss the options with your PhotoPass photographer and customize the session to fit your needs.
You can have up to eight guests in the session and they will take place on or nearby Discovery Island. Prints and digital downloads aren’t included with your booking, but if you have the Memory Maker option on your My Disney Experience account, you’ll be able to download your photos for no extra cost.
Bookings for Animal Kingdom’s Capture Your Moment sessions open today, with availability offered daily beginning May 17th. Click here to book a session online or call 407-939-7758. You can book up to 60 days in advance, and though there is some same-day availability, reservations are highly recommended.
We’re glad to see this offering expanding to other parks at Disney World, and we’ll be looking out for this change coming soon. Stay tuned to AllEars for the latest updates and news from Disney World!
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