How much space does a 360 photo booth need?

A 360 booth needs roughly 10 by 10 feet of clear floor space with at least 8 feet of overhead clearance for the rotating arm. The platform itself is three to four feet wide, but the surrounding clearance is required so the arm can swing safely and guests can queue.

How many guests can use the 360 booth at once?

One to four adults fit on the platform — the cleanest framing comes from groups of two or three. Each session takes about 30 seconds, so a 360 booth serves 60 to 80 guests per hour.

Is a 360 booth better for weddings or corporate events?

Both work, but the 360 booth shines at events where high-energy social sharing is the goal. Corporate activations and brand events benefit from the custom-branded overlays, while weddings tend to use it for the dance-floor portion of the night when guests are ready to ham it up.

Can the videos be branded with our logo or hashtag?

Yes. Every 360 booking includes a custom video overlay, intro frame, and outro frame that can include logos, hashtags, event names, and brand colors. We send a proof for approval before the event so the final clip matches your visual identity.

How quickly do guests receive their videos?

Guests typically receive their finished slow-motion video within 30 to 60 seconds of stepping off the platform, delivered via text, AirDrop, or a QR code. The clip is ready to post directly to social platforms with no additional editing required.

Does the 360 booth require dedicated power?

Yes. The booth needs one dedicated 120V outlet within 25 feet of the setup area. Sharing the circuit with high-draw equipment like coffee makers or stage lighting can cause issues, so a dedicated circuit is strongly recommended.

Is the 360 platform safe for guests in heels or formal wear?

The platform is low to the ground (roughly 6 inches), has a non-slip surface, and sits stably on level floors. Guests in heels, formal wear, and dresses use it without trouble, and an attendant is always present to help guests step on and off safely.

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What is a 360 booth?

A 360 photo booth captures slow-motion video from every angle, making it a strong choice for weddings, corporate parties, brand activations, and high-energy events. Guests step onto a low platform while a camera arm rotates around them, then receive a branded video they can share immediately.

Updated May 2026

How It Works

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Guests step onto a low, lit platform and strike a pose with up to four friends.
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A motorized camera arm rotates 360 degrees while capturing high-frame-rate video.
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The booth processes a slow-motion clip with custom branding and sends it to each guest's phone in under a minute.

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What's Included

Stable, low-profile 360 platform with non-slip surface
Motorized rotating arm with high-frame-rate camera
Custom-branded video overlay, intro, and outro
Choice of slow-motion, boomerang, or speed-ramp effects
Studio-quality LED lighting with adjustable color
Curated music library with licensed soundtracks
Instant sharing via text, AirDrop, or QR code
Trained attendant for safe operation and guest direction

Planning Notes

Space, Power, and Crowd Flow

A 360 booth needs a 10 by 10 foot footprint with at least 8 feet of overhead clearance so the rotating arm can swing safely. The platform itself is roughly three to four feet wide and sits low to the ground, but you should leave space on all sides for the arm and a queue.

Power is non-negotiable: the booth requires one dedicated 120V circuit within 25 feet. Because the experience is fast (most sessions take under 30 seconds), it handles high-volume events well, but expect a queue at peak moments and plan for a visible, well-lit placement so guests see it as soon as they arrive.

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