360 Photo Booth Rental in Philadelphia and South Jersey

Before you think about props or music, think about the room. A 360 photo booth rental in Philadelphia and South Jersey works best when the platform has open space around it and a spot where people can gather to watch. Guests step on, a camera circles them, and they get a slow-motion video on their phone right after they spin. Where you put it decides how much of the party sees it happen.

So let's walk through a few local rooms first, then get to prices.

Three Philadelphia settings and where the platform goes

We can't promise anything about a venue's rules, so always check with your venue coordinator about space and power. But here's how the 360 Booth fits a few well known Philadelphia event spaces.

Pennsylvania Convention Center, Center City

Trade show floors and corporate events are made for a booth people watch from a few feet away. A 360 platform at an exhibit draws a crowd, and a customized template ($150) puts your logo on every video. Each spin becomes a short clip attendees post with your branding on it.

The Franklin Institute, Center City

Evening events at a science museum have plenty of interesting backdrops. A 360 Booth set up near the main event space gives guests a fun break between conversations, and the slow-motion video makes the setting part of the shot.

Cescaphe Ballroom, Northern Liberties

At a classic wedding ballroom, the best spot is usually near the dance floor. Guests come off the floor still dancing and take that energy straight onto the platform. Add one song choice ($85) and the couple's song plays on every video.

Sweet 16s, proms and theme nights in South Jersey

The 360 Booth suits parties where guests want content for Instagram and TikTok. That makes it a natural pick for:

• Sweet 16s in Cherry Hill, Voorhees or Mount Laurel, where friends pile onto the platform in groups
• Proms and after-proms, where the red carpet add-on makes the entrance feel like an event
• 80s nights and theme parties, where costumes look great in slow motion
• Corporate launches in King of Prussia or Conshohocken
• Weddings, for a dance floor moment guests share that night

The platform usually holds 1 to 4 guests, depending on its size. Big friend groups take turns, and the waiting crowd becomes the audience.

360 photo booth rental in Philadelphia and South Jersey: prices

Every package includes unlimited videos, a personalized template and props.

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

The 360 Booth is priced close to our Digital Booth because guests get videos on their phones instead of prints.

Add-ons that work with it:

• 1 song choice: $85
• Customized template: $150
• Red carpet VIP: $200
• Shimmery backdrop: $100
• LED inflatable: $240
• Extra lighting kit: $145
• Digital gallery: $120
• Flower wall: $530, or grass wall: $500
• Attendant: $50 an hour

A sweet 16 example: 3 hours ($299), the red carpet ($200) and one song choice ($85), picked up free. That's $584 before tax. Have us deliver and set it up and it's $659.

Pickup from our location is free, and you return it the day after your event. Delivery and setup costs $75. A 35% deposit holds the date, with the balance due 7 days before the event for delivery or at pickup. Card payments add 5%, and bookings in our Philadelphia metro, South Jersey included, are taxed at 8%.

Setup tips for a smooth night

A few things that make a 360 Booth run well:

1. Leave room around the platform. The camera arm swings all the way around, so keep tables and chairs out of its path.
2. Pick a spot with a clean background. A shimmery backdrop or flower wall behind the platform looks better on video than a busy wall or an exit sign.
3. Think about light. Dark ballrooms make for moody videos. The extra lighting kit helps if you want guests clearly lit.
4. Plan for a line. If you expect a crowd, an attendant keeps groups moving and makes sure nobody steps off mid-spin.
5. Choose the song early. If you add the song choice, have it picked before the event so every video matches.

Questions people ask

How long does each 360 video take?

Guests step on, spin and step off quickly, and the video is sent to their phone right after. The exact length depends on the settings for your event.

Is the 360 Booth safe for kids and older guests?

Guests stand on the platform while the camera moves around them. An attendant, $50 an hour, can help guests on and off and keep things orderly.

Can we use our own song on the videos?

Yes. Add one song choice for $85 and it plays on every video.

Do you bring the 360 Booth to South Jersey?

Yes. Our Philadelphia metro includes South Jersey, so delivery is the same $75, or you can pick it up free.

Learn more on our 360 Booth page or see all our local options on the Philadelphia photo booth rental page. Ready to pick your hours? Build your package online.