Interesting things about photopass

[figmentisgreat]

I stumbled across a page on Stitchkingdom.com, and I found some interesting stuff. Are they reliable?

First of all, can anyone verify this?
"Bibbidi Bobbidi Photo Boutique - Located inside Guest Relations at Downtown Disney Marketplace and Exposition Hall in the Magic Kingdom, small photo studios are set up for photo sessions primarily for guests who have purchased packages at Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, however these studios are available for free use to any guest, even if they haven't had a BBB appointment. In addition, the rose garden at Magic Kingdom is also used for BBB photo sessions. Use of the studio is free of charge and requires no reservations, however priority is given to BBB patrons."

Here is the site...I found it very interesting!
http://www.stitchkingdom.com/disneysphotopass/

 

[figmentisgreat]

Also, can anyone confirm what it says on the bottom:
"
Guests who dine at Cinderella's Royal Table and/or Princess Storybook or purchase a photo package at another of the dining locations where a photo package is offered are in for an additional treat ? those photos can be added to Disney's PhotoPass and subsequently treated like any other Disney's PhotoPass photo. The main photo will have a Disney's PhotoPass ID number (should start with EVNT) and the guest can now claim those photos either at a Disney's PhotoPass service location or on their disneyphotopass.com account as if it were another Disney's PhotoPass card.

Dining locations that offer photo packages are as follows:

• Cinderella's Royal Table (Included in cost of dining)
• Princess Storybook (Included in cost of dining)
• Donald's Safari Breakfast
• Chef Mickey's
• Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show
• 'Ohana (Breakfast only)
• Mickey's Backyard Barbecue
• Hoop Dee Doo Musical Revue"

 

[mwbrown]

I can confirm the second message. We did CRT and Chef Mickey's last summer and had both photo packages (the CRT included and bought the Chef Mickey's). The large photo which forms the main part of the package and comes inserted in the folder has printed on it a alphanumeric code similar to the photopass ones on the backs of the cards, and this stores all your photos. We were able to bring them up on the photopass website at home to order more (if we had wanted to), so I am sure you could get more at WDW in the PhotoPass places.

One additional spot we had pictures taken was on the second floor on the Grand Floridian just outside the store. We went to dinner there at 1900 Park Fare and just wandered up to shop since it was raining. They have a PhotoPass booth and the wonderful CM took pictures of my DD7 and DD4 in their princess dresses on a nice antiquish looking couch (and just added them to our PhotoPass). It was a nice way to remember our visit beyond just our own camera.

 

[figmentisgreat]

I can confirm the second message. We did CRT and Chef Mickey's last summer and had both photo packages (the CRT included and bought the Chef Mickey's). The large photo which forms the main part of the package and comes inserted in the folder has printed on it a alphanumeric code similar to the photopass ones on the backs of the cards, and this stores all your photos. We were able to bring them up on the photopass website at home to order more (if we had wanted to), so I am sure you could get more at WDW in the PhotoPass places.

One additional spot we had pictures taken was on the second floor on the Grand Floridian just outside the store. We went to dinner there at 1900 Park Fare and just wandered up to shop since it was raining. They have a PhotoPass booth and the wonderful CM took pictures of my DD7 and DD4 in their princess dresses on a nice antiquish looking couch (and just added them to our PhotoPass). It was a nice way to remember our visit beyond just our own camera.

Thank you! I had no idea about GF! Does anyone know about the first questions?

 

[disneygirl76]

I am anxious to hear a reply to this - the DH and I are staying at the GF this June and it would be a great experience to get a little photo session in to commemorate the event. The info you gave showed cheaper prices then some other research I have done.

 

[figmentisgreat]

Sorry for the bump...

but does anyone have any idea about these?

Thanks!:wave: