360 Photo Booth Rental in NYC

A single session takes roughly 30 seconds from stepping on to stepping off, and the video renders within seconds after that. Throughput is high, but at a large event we often suggest pairing it with a second booth so nobody waits long.

Yes — the platform, the control station, the video overlay and the sharing screen can all carry your branding. Every clip that leaves the event is a branded asset, which is why marketing teams tend to book this one.

Like our other booths, 360 pricing depends on how many hours you need and where your venue is, rather than a flat rate card. The quote form returns a real number for your event in about 30 seconds — travel included — and additional hours beyond your booked time are $125 per hour.

Pricing depends on which booth you choose, how many hours you need, and where your venue is. Every quote is built for your specific event rather than pulled off a rate card, so the fastest way to a real number is the quote form — it takes about 30 seconds. Additional hours beyond your booked time are $125 per hour.

Yes. A trained attendant runs every booth for the full length of your rental — setting up, keeping the prop table organized, helping guests, and packing down afterward. You never have to assign someone from your own team to look after the booth.

Optimal setup is 10ft x 10ft, which leaves room for the backdrop, prop table and a red carpet. We can compress into a smaller footprint when a venue is tight — the minimum is 8ft x 8ft with 7.5ft of ceiling clearance. We also need a standard 110V, 5-amp, 3-prong outlet within 15 feet of the booth.

About 20 minutes from the moment we walk in until we are taking the first picture. We arrive a full hour before your scheduled start time so everything is tested and ready. If you need us on site earlier than that, idle time is $150 per hour.

Yes. We carry a $3 million insurance policy. If your venue needs a certificate of insurance naming them as additionally insured, reply to your booking confirmation with their contact email and we will send it over.

Yes, as long as the platform sits on level, dry ground with cover from rain and wind. The camera arm sweeps a full circle around the platform, so we also need clear space overhead — a tent with enough headroom or an uncovered area with good weather works, but we'll confirm the specific site with you before booking.

All three produce a moving-camera effect, but the mechanics differ. The 360 orbits a camera fully around guests standing on a raised platform. The 3D slider glides a camera across a straight track in front of guests standing on the floor — no platform, smaller footprint. The Glambot is a robotic arm operated by a technician, sweeping past guests on a red carpet for an award-show look. Pick the 360 when you want guests to be the center of a circular shot; the slider or Glambot when you want a runway-style capture.

Yes. Because the entire output — platform, overlay, intro and outro frames — can be branded end to end, it's a common booking for multi-day activations. Tell us your show schedule and hours needed each day and we'll quote it as one build.