I don't know all the details yet, but KI just tweeted about an All Season Photo Pass.

I don't know all the details yet, but KI just tweeted about an All Season Photo Pass.

You beat me to it. Good idea though!

When I heard SIX was doing this it was only a matter of time before ride photos became FUN

The tweet contains no details or a price it merely states (The All-Season Digital Photo Pass is now available! #GreatValue)

Price is $59.99. Includes unlimited digital on-ride photos and $5 prints.

How does it work do you get a card to scan or something similar?, also any idea if it works at other Cedar Fair parks?

How many photos would you need over the course of a season? A $60 pass seems pricey for what it offers

How many photos would you need over the course of a season? A $60 pass seems pricey for what it offers

 

They're charging what $15-$20 for a single photo??? So that puts it around the price of 3-4 photos...

That doesnt mean there worth that though.

Also I find it odd that the ride photo pass(which is all digital) is only 45 dollars less then the Season Dining Plan(and that was cheaper when first offered))

Is the one day digital ride photo card still available? We looked at getting it last year, but it was late in the day when we saw the sign and realized that would be fun to do.

They do still have the all-day photo deal. It is 30-some dollars. I want to say $37

$29.99 for all day photo pass.

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Let's see ...Banshee, Firehawk, Vortex,Beast,Diamondback, the Great Pumpkin, Woodstock Express.... What else is there with a photo op? and will you get your money's worth? I think the price is right for the pass, and of course there is a need for a pass but are there enough photo options?.... Are meet and greets included? Maybe photo ops will be coming back to rides that previously had ops like Invertigo and Adventure Express and Flight of Fear...then it will be well worth it...

Hey thinking out of the box.... Wouldn't it be cool to have cameras on every ride and use RFID technology linked to your photo pass that automatically takes candid photos and uploads them digitally to a website for retrieval later? Heck they could even have photo spots for posing using RFID as well. What do you think?

Im curious if KI will expand the onride photos to more rides or if there just trying to make more money off what they already have