Frozen Ever After

• The best spot to be seated for a great photo on this ride is the front
• Be careful about raising your arms, so you don't block those behind you
• It's a great closer up photos, but we are hoping they will improve the view of the boat. We would love to be able to see the whole front of the boat, so it's instantly noticeable that it is different from Splash.
• Maybe let the babies sit this one out 😉

Mine Train

• This ride has two photos, one from the side and one from the front. It also has a ride video.
• If possible, try to keep your group on the same mine cart (four people per cart).
• If you put your hands up, you will block people behind you :(.
• Put children or shorter riders in the front of the mine cart, if possible.

Tower of Terror

• Smaller people need to sit up front, otherwise, they are lost in the photo.
• Watch your hands. If the person in front of you puts their hands up, you won't be seen in the shot.
• Best seats: anything in the front row, or the back row right in the middle.
• This ride has a photo and a video.

Ride Video:

Space Mountain

• The picture is taken from the side.
• You ride single file, so make sure you are in an order you are happy with.
• Smaller kids should sit in the front, otherwise they may be blocked in the shot.
• Keep your head up!  Otherwise, you risk a shot of the back of your head.

Splash Mountain

• 2 person seats in the log
• The second row of people is at the most risk to get lost. Keep small children out of this row.
• Watch the hands! One person with hands up in front of you can block your face entirely.
• Keep your head up!  Otherwise, you risk a shot of the back of your head.

Buzz Lightyear Space Ranger Spin

• Play the game! If you aren't playing, you'll look bored in the photo.
• This is usually a pretty close up shot, so plan accordingly.
• Sit in your separate seats. If you scrunch together, you may block each other.

Rock n Roller Coaster

• Front riders take center stage in the photo.
• The person sitting in the back row on the left side is the one that faces the possibility of being blocked.  Keep small children out of this seat.

Expedition Everest

• This is more of a distance shot.
• Again, the person in the back row on the left may be blocked.  Keep small children out of this seat.
• Ladies: this shot will show your legs if you are in the front row. Short shorts or skirts may “disappear” under the lap bar. Plan accordingly.

Dinosaur

• This is a reaction shot.  It's captured as you are reacting to something on the ride.
• You'll be reacting to something on your right hand side, and that's the side they take the picture from.
• If you are sitting on the end on the right hand side, you maybe be cut off or less visible.
• Best seats: any row, all the way to the left.

Test Track

• Keep small kids in the front row. If they are in the back, they tend to not be visible.
• The front row all the way to the left also tends to be a problem for children.  Keep them out of this seat to make sure you can see them in the photo.

Space Mountain

• Double person ride vehicle.
• Photo is taken head on.
• Smaller people in front ensure they'll be seen.

Splash Mountain