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Pirates of the Caribbean to offer an on-ride photo opportunity!

Pirates of the Caribbean to offer an on-ride photo opportunity!

Ahoy Crew Members!  The one ride that has always needed a great on-ride photo will soon offer one.  Pirates of the Caribbean will begin offering an on-ride photo opportunity!

On June 19, 2017 Disney Photopass will begin capturing your on-ride photo on the great Pirates of the Caribbean attraction in the Magic Kingdom.  Be sure to strike yer colors fer yer photos.

The photo will take place as you exit the haunted grotto and make the big drop down toward Barbossa’s ship.  The photo will automatically be added to those who have a MagicBand linked to their My Disney Experience accounts.  There will not be a viewing area at the ride.  Think of this in the same fashion as Frozen Ever After.

If you don’t have a linked MagicBand, you will not have access to this special photo.  Those with Memory Maker and annual passes that provide downloads can access them at no additional fee.

Properly warned ye be!


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Bill Stein

Thursday 15th of June 2017

Again, you do not need an Annual Pass to get these photos. You do need a My Disney Experience account and you need a linked MagicBand. Guest Services can assist you with setting these up. Any Guest Services location in any theme park can help you with this setup.

You don't need to use the MagicBand for anything other than ride videos or photos, but if you like, if you link your park ticket to your My Disney Experience account (which then also links your park ticket to your MagicBand), you can use a FastPass+ kiosk in the park to get FastPasses for rides on the day of your visit. No phone needed! Again, Guest Services can assist you with all of this. Just enter the park and go directly to Guest Services and they will set you up!

Bill Stein

Thursday 15th of June 2017

The difference is the MagicBand. The technology uses the new wide-area RFID called "XID" to scan all of the MagicBands of all of the people in the ride vehicle. The photo will then be linked to your My Disney Experience (MDE) account automatically.

This is exactly what happens on Seven Dwarfs Mine Train (how the ride video is added to your account), and there is no photo review area at the end of the ride.

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