When in Orlando recently, I was given a Photopass on completion of a Test Track run. Photopass takes the place of those little chits of paper you used to get when claiming an attraction photograph or a photo taken by one of the Disney photographers around the park.
It is basically a credit card style plastic card that goes in your wallet. When you get off the attraction, you can get your photograph added to your photopass. Likewise, when a photographer takes a character photo etc, give them your pass and it gets added.
Then at the end of the day, you can go to the Kodak photoshop, hand over your card and get all your photos downloaded...
...now here is the cool bit - your photos are also available for viewing and ordering over the Internet for 30 days. When we were in Orlando, we got a group photo taken in front of the castle - but in all the excitement, we forgot to view and print them at the photoshop, so when I got home, I had a look online, and sure enough - there was our photo. You could also add embellishments just like at the Kodak shop, such as borders etc. So I ordered multiple copies of the group photo and they were posted to me in less than a fortnight - not bad service and the postage was only $7.19US. They came nicely packaged and were exactly as I had ordered them.
This is a great service, and I hope they roll it out across all parks.
(p.s. I am not sponsored by Photopass or Kodak
just a happy customer!)