Several price increases have hit Disney World, including price increases on Annual Passes and parking fees. Now, another one has been announced.

Memory Maker just got more expensive in Disney World.

There are PhotoPass photographers all throughout the Disney World parks who will take your picture. It’s free to get your picture taken, but it costs money to actually download and save the pictures. You can pay by the download or purchase Memory Maker to pay for all those photos in advance.

Memory Maker is a package that allows you to download all your PhotoPass and attraction photos that are taken throughout your trip, as well as the photos of anyone you’re friends with on the Disney World app. You can either do this for the length of your entire trip, or for one day.

Disney just revealed some price increases for Memory Maker packages. Here’s a breakdown of the changes:

• Advance purchase (buying Memory Maker before your trip begins): $185 — was previously $169
• Regular price (buying Memory Maker during or after your trip): $210 — was previously $199
• One day (buying Memory Maker for one day only): $75 — was $69

That’s a price increase of between $6 and $16, depending on which package you choose.

You can also ask PhotoPass photographers to take your picture using your phone or camera, and then you won’t have to pay for those photos. However, Memory Maker also includes attraction photos and Magic Shots, which you can’t get with your own camera.

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