season pass Photo Requirements

Passport-Style Image for each Season Pass

All images must be BELOW 1.8MB (if above this size, image will not upload). This document will guide you in ensuring your image sizes are correct and how to re-size images if needed.

Images are not shared/made public and are solely used for identification purposes on arrival for our Team.

How to resize on mobile

1. Download App

Type “Photo Resizer: Resize Image” – the app’s creator is Ryoichi Fukugawa and looks like pictured left in the app store/on your home screen➔

Download App to your mobile device

Once downloaded, open the app and move to next slide

2.Resize Image

Click on “Select Photos” (ensure you have granted the app access to camera roll)

Select the image you would like to re-size first then press “add”.

Then select “RESIZE”

Select the new size you would like the image (please note the custom size option buttons you can use)

Once new size is selected, the above screen will appear. Look to the bottom left to see the size in KB. Resize again if still not small enough (under 1800KB)

4. Save Image

Once you are happy with your image size, click the “SAVE” button to save the image to your camera roll.

Your new image will now appear in your camera roll when selecting your desired photo for your Season Pass.

Each individual Season Pass requires photo identification. If you are purchasing multiple passes and therefore, need to resize multiple photos, keep repeating the previous steps until all images are the correct size.

How to resize on desktop

Steps to resize an image in Windows Photos:

Right-click on the image you would like to use and select Open with followed by Photos.
The Photos app will open on your desktop. Once open, locate the three dots icon in the top right corner and click on the icon.
The icon will reveal a drop-down menu on your screen. Locate the Resize button in the drop-down menu and select this feature.
A pop-up window appears. Select one of the three preset sizes (shown on the left). Otherwise, choose Define custom dimensions for a specific size. Another pop-up window appears (shown on the right).
To keep the aspect ratio, select the box next to Maintain aspect ratio. As you enter a number into one of the boxes, the other box will automatically adjust its number in proportion to the number you just entered. If the aspect ratio doesn’t matter, don’t check the box, and enter the numbers in both boxes.
Once happy with the photo size, select the purple Save Resized Copy button.
Repeat steps 1-6 as required, depending on how many images you need to resize.

Steps to resize an image in Apple Preview:

Right-click on the image you would like to use and select Open. If Preview is not your default image viewer, select Open with followed by Preview instead.
Select Tools on the menu bar
A drop -down menu will appear. From the menu, select Adjust Size.
Enter the width and height information. You may need to switch the size type, like changing from inches to pixels, as shown below. Alternatively, you can select a preset size by selecting the arrows next to Fit into.
Select the blue OK button to confirm the new size.
Once happy with your image size, save the resized image by selecting File on the menu bar and then select Save.
Repeat steps 1-6 as required, depending on how many images you need to resize.