Photo Booth Rental Cost in Philadelphia

At Timeless Capture, a three-hour Classic package starts at $597 for the Snap booth, $747 for the Infinite 360, or $897 for the Reflections Mirror. These totals use our published hourly rates of $199, $249, and $299 and our three-hour minimum. This guide explains our own packages; it is not a survey of every Philadelphia vendor. Your final quote confirms the hours, selected package, add-ons, and any travel charge.

Philadelphia photo booth prices by booth type (2026)

Our Classic Snap package is $199 per hour, or $597 for three hours. Classic Infinite 360 is $249 per hour, or $747 for three hours. Classic Reflections Mirror is $299 per hour, or $897 for three hours. Those base totals exclude optional add-ons and any applicable travel charges. See our packages page for the full Classic and Prestige lineup.

How to budget for extra hours

Start with the booth's hourly rate and multiply it by your operating hours, subject to the three-hour minimum. For example, four hours of Classic Snap is $796; four hours of Classic Infinite 360 is $996; four hours of Classic Reflections Mirror is $1,196. Confirm add-ons and travel in your written quote before treating any base total as the final price.

What's included in the price

Our published booth packages include delivery, setup, teardown, an on-site attendant, props, lighting, and digital sharing. Setup and teardown do not count against your booked operating hours. Outputs depend on the experience: the 360 booth makes videos, while photo booth packages offer photos and print options. Confirm the selected package's print and design inclusions in your quote.

What affects the price

Seven things move the number. Booth type: digital is the most affordable, while 360 and mirror booths cost more for the equipment and experience. Hours: the 3-hour minimum covers most events, and each added hour is the main way the total climbs. Day and date: peak Saturdays from May through October and December holiday dates book first and hold firm on price. Prints versus digital-only. Add-ons like premium backdrops, custom branding, and guest books. Guest count, which may warrant a second booth or attendant. And travel beyond the core service area, which can add a small fee.

How to compare quotes

Compare the same number of operating hours and the same type of experience. Ask whether the quote includes an attendant, delivery, setup, custom design, and travel to your venue. A 360 booth delivers video, while a print-enabled photo booth provides physical keepsakes. Confirm the print format and included quantity if prints matter to you. A lower headline price may describe a different service, so use the written inclusions to make the comparison.

How to get the most value

Book the 3-hour minimum for the busiest window of your event — usually after dinner through the dance floor — rather than the whole day. Bundle prints and digital so every guest leaves with a keepsake and a shareable file. Lock your date early, since peak weekend dates are priced by demand and sell out first. And always ask what's included in writing so you're comparing true all-in prices, not headline rates.

When should you book?

For weddings and peak-season weekends — May through October, plus December holiday parties — book two to six months ahead. For other events, three to four weeks is usually enough, but the sooner you reach out, the better the odds your date is open.

The bottom line

Choose the format first: video from the Infinite 360, or photos and optional print features from a photo booth package. Then compare the included features and booked hours. Our starting three-hour base prices are $597 for Classic Snap, $747 for Classic Infinite 360, and $897 for Classic Reflections Mirror. Your written quote confirms the final total.