Photo Booth vs 360 Booth: What Is the Difference?
One takes photos, the other takes slow-motion video from every angle. A straight comparison of cost, space, guest throughput and the result you get.
One takes photos, the other takes video
A photo booth captures stills, GIFs and boomerangs, and either prints them or sends them to a phone. A 360 booth films a slow-motion video from every angle while a camera arm rotates around guests standing on a platform.
They are different products, not different tiers of the same product.
Cost and space
Our photo booths start at $299 for two hours. The 360 booth is $998 for three. Both need about 3m x 3m.
Throughput
A photo booth serves a group of eight or more in one frame, in seconds. A 360 booth takes four to five guests per spin and each spin takes about a minute.
For a 200-guest event where everyone should get a turn, a photo booth clears the queue faster. For an event where you want a crowd gathered watching, the 360 does that better.
What guests walk away with
A photo booth gives a printed strip and a digital copy. A 360 booth gives a short video clip. One goes on the fridge; the other goes on a story.
Neither is better. They suit different crowds. Compare both on the prices page, or ask us and we will tell you which we would pick for your event.
Ready to book?
Every package includes props, setup and pack-down, with a basic backdrop on every booth except the 360, and the print, glam and 360 booths attended. Booths start at $299. See every price on one page, or send us your date and we will confirm availability — usually the same day.