AUTOPHOTO | Photobooth Gallery & Museum — Attraction in New York

Waited over an hour to get in but it was worth it. The line was wrapped around the street corner. Lovely museum with the opportunity to use a variety of historical photo booths. The front room has most all of the working photo booths and each booth has a sign next to it with a brief history. The back room has more of the history of the Photo Booth exhibit as well as pictures of celebrities in photo booths and an exhibit of commentary on photo booths by regular everyday people. The prices to take pictures at the booths vary from booth to booth in a range of $8-$12. The entry to the museum itself is free. I went on a Saturday afternoon during opening day and it was packed. This place is also home to the world’s only Polaroid Photo Booth and a rare color Photo Booth. They don’t make the supplies anymore for the color booth so it’s only active while supplies last. Kind staff. Very sweet experience. Perfect to go alone or with...

I came to take some photobooth pics with friends on my birthday. I was a bit saddened that with my medium to dark complexion, the contrast of the pictures were not coming out great. I tried a few different machines before asking the employees for help.

All of the employees were super nice and tried to help reset the machines and exposure, and did offer some free pictures to compensate. I still was unhappy with the results but they were eager to try and help and that was very appreciated.

I would suggest maybe having some postings on the machines or somewhere in the museum about the ability to ask for help for darker complexions and skin tones and possible adjustments before even trying out the machines, as my first few pictures took a lot of time and did not...

A really wonderful place, whether you're into analog photography or not. The staff here are incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about what they do. On opening day, when the space was absolutely packed, Bre (the owner) still took the time to open up one of the photobooths and walk me and my girlfriend through the inner workings. She clearly does this because she loves it. The atmosphere was great, too. There were people there solo, with friends, or on dates. The quality of the photo strips are so beautiful, rich, and authentic, yet the prices are still super reasonable. Whether you're a film nerd or just looking for fun experience, this place is 100% worth a visit. We had such...