Disneyland photopass

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Disneyland, the happiest place on earth, is filled with enchanting sights and unforgettable experiences. One of the best ways to preserve these memories is through the Disneyland PhotoPass service. With skilled photographers stationed throughout the park, you can capture your family’s magical moments without worrying about the camera. In this post, we’ll explore the top 10 best Disneyland PhotoPass locations that offer the most picturesque backdrops for your vacation photos.

Best Spots for Disneyland’s PhotoPass

1. Sleeping Beauty Castle (Main Street, U.S.A.)

Sleeping Beauty Castle

No Disneyland trip is complete without a photo in front of the iconic Sleeping Beauty Castle. PhotoPass photographers are stationed here from park opening to closing.

Pro tip: Visit during the “golden hour” (just after sunrise or before sunset) for a warm, magical glow in your photos.

2. Partners Statue (Central Plaza)

Partners Statue at Disneyland

The bronze statue of Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse symbolizes the heart of Disneyland. With the castle in the background, it’s a perfect spot for family photos.

Tip: Early morning or late evening shots have fewer crowds in the background.

3. Main Street, U.S.A. (Various locations)

Disneyland Christmas Tree Photopass

PhotoPass photographers are scattered along Main Street. Capture the nostalgic charm with the Dapper Dans, vibrant storefronts, or the Disneyland Railroad in the background.

Tip: During parades or fireworks, photographers often stay to capture the magic with you in the foreground.

4. “it’s a small world” (Fantasyland)

its a small world

The whimsical façade of this classic ride makes for a colorful, joyful backdrop. PhotoPass photographers are often found near the entrance.

Tip: Visit at night when the attraction is illuminated for a dazzling photo.

5. Pixie Hollow (Fantasyland)

pixie hollow

Meet Tinker Bell in her enchanting garden setting. The lush greenery and magical décor create a fairytale atmosphere.

Tip: Early morning visits often have shorter lines and more personalized interactions.

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6. New Orleans Square (Near Pirates of the Caribbean)

New Orleans Square

The charming, French Quarter-inspired architecture offers a unique backdrop. PhotoPass photographers are often near the Pirates of the Caribbean entrance.

Tip: Look for PhotoPass signs; sometimes photographers move around this area.

7. Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run (Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge)

millenium falcon

For Star Wars fans, a photo with the iconic Millennium Falcon is a must. PhotoPass photographers are stationed nearby.

Tip: Visit during off-peak hours for fewer people in your shot. (Early Morning or Late at Night)

8. Rivers of America (Frontierland)

rivers of america

Capture the rustic charm of Frontierland with the Rivers of America, Tom Sawyer Island, or the Mark Twain Riverboat in the background.

Tip: Sunset photos here are particularly stunning.

9. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad (Frontierland)

thunder mountain photopass

This “wildest ride in the wilderness” offers a rugged, desert landscape backdrop. PhotoPass photographers are often near the exit.

Tip: Ride the attraction first, then grab your photo while the excitement is still fresh.

10. Mickey’s Toontown (Entrance)

toontown entrance photopass

The whimsical, cartoon-style entrance to Toontown is perfect for fun, playful photos. PhotoPass photographers are usually here during daytime hours.

Tip: Use the colorful surroundings to coordinate your outfits for extra fun.

Bonus Tips

  1. Purchase MaxPass (or Genie+ in the future) for instant digital downloads and to make the most of your PhotoPass experience.
  2. Don’t hesitate to ask photographers for magic shots – special effects added to your photos, like Tinker Bell in your hand or Dumbo flying overhead.
  3. PhotoPass photographers can also use your personal camera if you prefer.

Conclusion: Disneyland is a place where dreams come true, and with these top PhotoPass locations, you’ll have picture-perfect memories to cherish forever. Remember, the real magic is in the moments you share with your loved ones, so don’t forget to put the camera down sometimes and simply enjoy the enchantment. Happy photographing!

By Mark T.

Mark is a veteran editor who focuses on Disney news. With over ten years of experience, he covers everything from theme parks to movies, attracting a dedicated audience of Disney fans globally.