Disney Cruise Photo Package ?

Elliebelle · 8 Jul 19, 07:12 PM

Hello,

It seems to be that most advise that the photo package is not worth purchasing for a short 3 nights cruise.

My question is how much are individual photos onboard ? We are a family of 4 and I know that I will end up with photos of 2 or 3 of us and not a family picture. So I'm trying to weigh up if its worth $200 for a USB package to get a few family photos or buying individual ones onboard? If you don't go for the USB package do you buy actual individual prints? or individual photos on a USB?

Thanks

gismo1554 · 9 Jul 19, 07:26 AM

So if there is a Cast Member at the photo op they will take photos for you along with the Shutters person so you can get the family photos. This tends to be at the majority of the photo opportunities apart from the one as you enter into the cruise from what I've experienced. There are lots of opportunities to get a few family photos on your own camera this way. I think the photos were about $20.95 each for 8x10 or I think $15 for the slightly smaller format from what I remember and they did offers on how many you purchased so I think 6 were about $100

**Bats** · 10 Jul 19, 11:02 AM

Originally Posted by Elliebelle

Hello,

It seems to be that most advise that the photo package is not worth purchasing for a short 3 nights cruise.

My question is how much are individual photos onboard ? We are a family of 4 and I know that I will end up with photos of 2 or 3 of us and not a family picture. So I'm trying to weigh up if its worth $200 for a USB package to get a few family photos or buying individual ones onboard? If you don't go for the USB package do you buy actual individual prints? or individual photos on a USB?

Thanks

Book it before sailing for the discount, then decide once onboard - you can go to Shutters to get a refund if you choose not to use it.
As Sarah says above, all of the photo ops with characters can be done on your own camera - the character assistant will do this, not the Shutters photographer ok.
For formal photos with backdrops, it's Shutters only.

Joa