Disney PhotoPass Service Simplifies Access to Walt Disney World Photos, Videos

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With attraction photos, you can capture some amazing Disney moments. And now, Disney PhotoPass Service is making it even easier for you to collect those memories.

Beginning today, if you're wearing an active MagicBand on select Walt Disney World Resort attractions, your photos will be automatically associated to your My Disney Experience account. You don't have to do anything. In fact, if you've worn your MagicBand on one of the participating attractions in the last 45 days, you should be able to find that photo in your account now.

Don't have a MagicBand? Don't worry. We're making it easier for you, too. Today we turned on new touch points at Magic Kingdom Park (Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin, Space Mountain, Splash Mountain). So after you ride, simply find your photo on the preview wall and touch your park ticket or Memory Maker card to the touch point to associate your photo. We expect to have photo touch points installed at Epcot, Disney's Hollywood Studios and Disney's Animal Kingdom theme parks by mid-November.

Beginning soon, guests wearing active MagicBands will have attraction videos automatically associated to their accounts. Videos are currently available for Seven Dwarfs Mine Train and The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror.

Just like attraction photos, if you've worn your MagicBand on one of the participating attractions in the last 45 days, you should be able to find that attraction video in your account soon. Guests will be able to view these videos in their accounts, but a Memory Maker entitlement is required to download and share them.

Just remember that all Disney PhotoPass photos and videos expire 45 days after they are taken. So be sure to log in to your account to secure your memories before they expire.

And watch for more exciting news coming from Disney PhotoPass Service soon!

Disney PhotoPass Service Simplifies Access to Walt Disney World Photos, Videos by Sandi Wallace: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog

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