Disney Memory Maker Special Offer

 

Capture Halloween and Holiday Memories with a Special Memory Maker Offer from Disney PhotoPass Service

By: Disney Destinations
October 16, 2020

Disney has just announced a great offer to extend your Memory Maker experience after you get home from your magical vacation.


With spooktacular fall fun in full swing and the magic of the holiday season just around the corner, it’s the perfect time of year to capture memories with Disney PhotoPass Service. Beginning today, we’re introducing a special offer on our popular Memory Maker product that makes it even easier for guests to cherish all of the special moments they capture during their visits for the rest of the year!

Memory Maker allows guests to download unlimited Disney PhotoPass photos and videos from their vacation, and when they activate their Memory Maker purchase any time now through November 30, 2020, they can download all of their Disney PhotoPass photos and videos captured through the end of 2020 (rather than the standard 30-day window)!* Please note that this offer does not apply to Memory Maker One Day, and the 45-day expiration policy on photos and videos remains in effect, so guests will need to download content as they go before it expires.

With the rest of the year to snap, save and share photos, the possibilities are endless. Now through October 31, guests can enjoy seasonal treats, catch a Halloween character cavalcade and showcase their own Halloween costume best with photos at Magic Kingdom Park. Then, beginning November 6 through December 30, enjoy festive food and beverage and merchandise offerings, special projections on Cinderella Castle and appearances by Santa Claus himself and share joyful photo memories featuring holiday décor at all four theme parks.



Beyond seasonal photo opportunities, memories can be made any day with a number of new offerings from Disney PhotoPass Service throughout Walt Disney World Resort. Pose for a Magic Shot in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge featuring “The Child” from Star Wars: The Mandalorian or in the center of a 360° Tiny World Magic Shot. Super Zoom Magic Shots provide amazing angles from above in a unique video, perfect for sharing on social media.



Plus, after visiting most Disney PhotoPass photo locations, guests will see a number of extras added to their account that relate to that photo spot, such as digital wallpapers and beautiful photos of the parks and Disney characters.



As a reminder, Memory Maker products are commissionable and can be added to your client’s booking on the Disney Travel Agents website.

Disney PhotoPass Service and Memory Maker are subject to the applicable terms and policies. If Memory Maker is purchased at the advance purchase price, any photos taken within 3 days of the date Memory Maker is purchased are not included and must be purchased separately. A MagicBand is required to receive certain attraction photos and other digital content. Online registration required. Disney PhotoPass Photos in your account will expire pursuant to the expiration policy. Downloads are restricted to personal use only. Not responsible for missing, lost or damaged photos. Subject to restrictions and change without notice. Valid theme park admission required for certain photo locations. 


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