To download all Disney Memory Maker photos, sign in to your My Disney Experience account on a computer, navigate to the PhotoPass section, and click the "Download All" button to receive a single digital package of every photo and ride video from your trip. If you need a similar bulk download for client galleries, you can download photos from pixieset just as efficiently. This process ensures you preserve every magical moment before the 45-day expiration deadline.
Before you download all Disney Memory Maker photos: key deadlines
Understanding the time limits tied to your Memory Maker purchase is essential to avoid losing your photos. Disney PhotoPass photos expire 45 days from the date they were taken, so you must download them before this deadline. Once you download the first photo or otherwise redeem your Memory Maker purchase, you have 30 days to capture additional photos and videos under that entitlement. If Memory Maker was purchased at the advance purchase price, photos taken within 3 days of the purchase date are not included and must be purchased separately. A one-time, 15-day photo extension may be available to apply in the Disney PhotoPass gallery if needed. Memory Maker allows you to download photos and videos from up to 25 members of your Family & Friends list who share media with you.
Step 1: Purchase Disney Memory Maker
You can purchase Memory Maker in advance through the official Disney website or the My Disney Experience mobile app, which often offers a discount compared to buying on-site. Alternatively, you can buy it during your visit at Resort hotel desks, ticket windows, or select merchandise locations. Whichever method you choose, the purchase is linked to your My Disney Experience account.
Step 2: Link Memory Maker to your My Disney Experience account
- Sign in to your My Disney Experience account on the official Disney website or the mobile app.
- Navigate to the "My Reservations and Tickets" section.
- Locate the Memory Maker option within your list of tickets and reservations.
- Click the "Link" or "Link Memory Maker" button and follow the prompts to enter your confirmation number or associated email address.
- Once linked, you will receive a confirmation message, and all future photos will be stored in your account.
Step 3: Capture photos and ride videos during your trip
Wear your MagicBand or carry your park ticket so Disney PhotoPass photographers can link photos to your account. You will find photographers stationed at iconic park landmarks, character meet and greets, and other photo-worthy spots. Select attractions such as Tower of Terror and Seven Dwarfs Mine Train have ride cameras that capture your reactions. There is no limit to the number of photos you can capture with Memory Maker, so take advantage of every opportunity.
Step 4: Download your photos from Disney Memory Maker
Navigate to the PhotoPass section, where all your photos and ride videos are stored. From here, you have two options for downloading.
Option 1: Download photos individually
- Browse through the gallery and select the photos you want to download.
- Click the download icon or link associated with each photo.
- Save the photo to your device, such as your computer or cloud storage.
Downloading photos individually gives you the flexibility to choose specific memories, which is useful if you only want a few select photos for a project or to share quickly.
Option 2: Download all photos at once
- Look for the "Download All" button in the PhotoPass section.
- Click the button, and Disney will package all your photos and videos into a single digital file.
- Wait for the download to complete, then unzip or extract the files to access your photos and videos.
- Save the extracted files to your desired location, such as a dedicated folder on your computer or external storage.
Downloading all photos at once provides a complete digital archive of your trip, making it easy to create photo books, slideshows, or backups.
Step 5: Organize and back up your Disney memories
Create a main folder for your Disney memories on your computer or storage device. Back up your collection to cloud storage or an external hard drive to protect against accidental loss. Periodically check and update your backups to ensure all memories are safely stored.
