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360 Photo Booth Rental in Delaware: Venues and Setup Tips

360 photo booth at an 80s-themed 40th birthday with balloons

A 360 booth needs a little more thought about space than a regular photo booth. Guests step onto a platform, a camera circles them, and the crowd tends to gather around to watch. So before you book a 360 photo booth rental in Delaware, it helps to walk through your venue and picture where it goes. Here's that walkthrough for a few common Delaware settings, plus prices and the extras that make the videos yours.

Walking through the venue

Start with three questions for any space: where is the open floor, where are the outlets, and where will people stand to watch? Then think about the setting.

A big hall in Wilmington. The large riverfront event halls at the Chase Center on the Riverfront suit the 360 Booth well. Big rooms give the platform room to breathe, and a large guest list can rotate through without blocking the bar or the dance floor. Put the booth along a wall near the dance floor so the music carries into the videos.

A formal ballroom. At a place like the Hotel du Pont, many couples lean toward the Glam Booth for portraits. If you want the 360 there too, ask the venue for a corner with open floor around it and add the red carpet to make the spot feel planned, not squeezed in.

A garden or tent. At Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library or a backyard tent in Hockessin, flat, level ground is the main thing to check. Our booths work indoors or under a tent, and the extra lighting kit helps once the sun goes down.

A beach house. For reunions and birthdays in Rehoboth Beach, Lewes or Dewey Beach, a deck or a large living room can work. Clear the furniture back and give guests a path on and off the platform.

360 photo booth rental Delaware prices

The 360 Booth is priced close to our Digital Booth because guests get videos on their phones, not prints.

  • 2 hours: $249
  • 3 hours: $299
  • 4 hours: $349
  • 5 hours: $399
  • 6 hours: $449

Every rental includes unlimited videos, a personalized template and props. Videos are sent to guests' phones right after they spin.

Delaware events have no sales tax added. A 35% deposit holds your date, and the balance is due 7 days before the event for delivery or at pickup. Paying by card adds 5%.

Making the videos feel like your event

The slow motion spin is fun on its own. A few add-ons make the videos look like they came from your party and nobody else's.

  • One song choice, $85. Your song plays on every video. For a sweet 16 or an 80s night, this one matters.
  • Customized template, $150. A custom overlay on every video with your names, logo or theme.
  • Shimmery backdrop, $100. Sparkles behind guests as the camera passes.
  • Red carpet VIP, $200. Red carpet and stanchions so the booth feels like an entrance.
  • LED inflatable, $240. A glowing frame that shows up well in darker rooms.
  • Attendant, $50 an hour. Helps guests on and off the platform and keeps the line moving. Strongly worth it for proms and big crowds.

You can also add a digital gallery ($120), an extra lighting kit ($145), a flower wall ($530) or a grass wall ($500).

The events a 360 suits best

The 360 is a crowd booth. It does best where people want to show off and post right away.

  • Sweet 16s and proms. Teens in Newark, Bear and Middletown want something to post that night. Pair it with a song choice.
  • Corporate launches. A custom template with your logo on every video works for company events in Wilmington or Dover.
  • Weddings. Guests in suits and gowns spinning in slow motion make great late night content.
  • 80s nights and theme parties. Costumes and the right song turn every spin into a short music video.

Usually 1 to 4 guests fit on the platform at a time, depending on its size, so groups take turns.

Getting it to your venue

Pickup from us is free, and you return it the day after the event. Or we deliver and set it up anywhere in the state for $75, from Claymont and New Castle down to Milford, Georgetown and Seaford.

To compare the 360 with our other booths in the state, see the Delaware photo booth rental page.

Questions people ask

How much floor space should I plan for?

Plan for open floor around the platform plus a spot where people can stand and watch. Ask your venue which corner has the most room near an outlet.

Can I use a 360 booth outdoors at a Delaware beach party?

Our booths work indoors or under a tent. Set it on flat, level ground like a deck, and add the lighting kit for evening parties.

What would a 4 hour sweet 16 with music and an attendant cost?

$349 for the booth, $85 for one song choice and $200 for a 4 hour attendant comes to $634, plus $75 if we deliver. No sales tax is added.

Do guests need an app to get their videos?

No. The videos are sent to their phones right after they spin.

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