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Photo booths in Fort Lauderdale
Where to walk into a real photo booth in Fort Lauderdale and Broward, how to rent one for an event, and how to put one in your venue for free. Written by SmileMore, a photo booth company based in Davie.
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Booths you can walk into today
Fort Lauderdale has plenty of event rental booths and very few you can just walk into. These are the public walk-in booths we can verify in Broward right now.
- SmileMore at NSU, Don Taft University Center, 3301 College Ave, Davie. Enclosed booth, tap to pay, $7.99 for two strips. Open to the public whenever the building is open. Booth details
- The Nautilus at The Wharf, downtown Fort Lauderdale. Foto Comercio runs a vintage-style booth here. Check their site for current status before you go.
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Coming to Broward
SmileMore is talking with Fort Lauderdale bars, food halls and waterfront spots now. Follow @smilemore.photobooth for the next pin.
Rent one for an event
Weddings, company nights and birthdays anywhere in Broward, with unlimited prints and an attendant. Fort Lauderdale rentals.
Host one at your venue
Free booth, install, paper and repairs. Your venue earns 10% to 25% of every session, with a 90-day trial. See if your space qualifies.
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Where a booth fits in Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale nights spread out more than Miami’s. Las Olas Boulevard and the riverfront pull the after-dinner crowd, Flagler Village and the FAT Village arts district draw a younger mix on weekends, and Wilton Manors has its own strip of bars a few minutes north. Most of that foot traffic passes rooms where a photo booth would get used every night, which is exactly why there are so few: nobody has put them there yet.
West of I-95 the picture changes. Davie, Plantation and Weston run on campuses, malls and family spots, and that is where SmileMore started. Our first booth went into NSU’s Don Taft University Center, where students, parents and visitors use it between classes and events.
If you are hunting for a booth this weekend, start with the list above and check hours before you drive. If you are planning an event, a rental puts the same enclosed booth in your venue for the night. And if you run a spot on Las Olas, in Flagler Village or near the beach, the corner by your entrance could be the city’s next walk-in booth.
What a session costs
Expect about $5 to $10 for a strip at a walk-in booth. SmileMore’s NSU booth is $7.99 for two strips, paid by card or tap.
How to spot a real booth
A curtain or enclosure, prints on real photo paper, and no booking needed. A screen that only texts you a file is not a photo booth.
Best time to go
Weeknights and early evenings mean no line. Booths inside bars follow the bar’s hours, so check before you drive.
Fort Lauderdale photo booth questions
Yes. SmileMore’s enclosed booth in NSU’s Don Taft University Center in Davie is open to the public, about ten minutes west of downtown. Foto Comercio also runs a vintage-style booth at The Wharf downtown.
A walk-in session usually costs $5 to $10. At SmileMore’s NSU booth it is $7.99 for two strips. Renting a booth for an event is quoted per event on our Fort Lauderdale rentals page.
Yes. SmileMore installs, stocks and repairs the booth at no cost, and your venue earns 10% to 25% of every session, with a 90-day trial.
SmileMore booths take card and tap to pay. Many vintage and analog booths are cash only, so bring small bills.
More cities: Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach and Boca, Orlando and Tampa. Or see every walk-in booth in the Florida photo booth finder.