Sticki Picki

I am not sure what happened to this place, but they took down the hours of operations. I’ve been here during the week day that they supposedly were open but were closed. They were closed on Sunday afternoons. I see all the machines inside but its never open when I am around. I think its time to stop hoping it will open when I show up.

NOTE: $ 10 credit card min & the person at the front will cut up the pictures individually if you ask
I’ve been here a few times in the past few years and when I went yesterday lots had changed! They removed a couple of booths and now have a small area where they sell cute plushies and nick-​knacks. Also, they have combo deals to save you money. Per the signs, if you want to take pictures in 2 booths, depending on the price of the 2 booths, you get a discount! Just tell the person at the desk which booth numbers, pay, and he’ll start the machines remotely for you!
I’d say almost all of the props need to be washed or replaced. Some of the booths’ green screens are worn down as well and it affects the final pictures, but it’s a lot of fun if you’ve never done it before (and I don’t know of another cue pic place in the area)!!
Oh, lots of the machines are Japanese only so my friends and I usually just dink around and select random things and somehow it always works out in the end!

I absolutely love sticky pictures and since this is the only one around that I know of, it’s the best. lol
They do provide random props here that you can choose from, I do wish that they would wash it once in a century as they are pretty dirty and kind of nasty sometimes… especially the ones that get put on your head!
But if it means i’ll have props then so be it! maybe i’ll remember to bring my own next time. :P This place is a bit expensive, the one I use is always around $ 13 but the memories are well worth it, I’ve made my parents come here and take silly pictures with me and my sister, and pictures are priceless to me.
I hope people keep coming here! there was one in san diego and it was shut down unfortunately due to lack of customers even though I went so much I felt like I could’ve kept them afloat alone. :P I don’t know what I would do if this place shut down… probably never come out of my cave in protest though that probably wouldn’t make a difference but still!
I’ve also dragged my boyfriend here… and might i add, the pictures made him so. pretty! i do have to admit it makes my skin look flawless too ;) I do love this place though… just honestly the best memories have come from here.
They do accept credit cards but note that you will get taxed on it.

One of the few Sticki Picki places around. It’s a little different from other places that the worker starts up the machines for you, which is a blessing since most of the machines are in Japanese. The machines cost $ 11 each but there is also a deal of using 2 machines for the price of $ 17 instead of $ 22. Some of the machines don’t have great edit ability (ie. lack of picture add-​ons), so don’t expect much. Props are available to use but they all look gross or stepped on. Computers are available in the front to scan the photos to send to one another via e-​mail. Otherwise, it’s a great place to take pictures with your friends if you’re into this Sticki Picki stuff.

My best friend and I love coming here to have fun and mess around. 8 – 13 dollars to get your picture taken and have them as little stickers as well as decorating them, YES PLEASE!
They are random props there but they look a bit dirty so I personally wouldn’t use them. Taking these pictures are also a bit pricey but its a fun thing to do once in a while and great if you have kids.
I will say be quick with what you want your next pose will be and make sure that you know where the camera is. There has been times where my friend and I messed up and our pictures came out horrible.

This place is fun & neat! Definitely come in a small group that way you can split the price & it makes it more fun. Me & my friends like to dress up for it lol. The booths are kind of small even the big ones that’s why I recommend a small group. The pictures are SUPER TINY so I guess for such small pictures its a bit pricey but if you split it with your friends its ok! This place is super cute & fun! p. s. parking in the shopping center here is a pain in the @$$! All the other shops next to it are cool too! There is a Karaōke, Boba, yogurtland, bakery & other neat places too.

Come with a bunch of friends or a special someone!
I’m never going to understand how the pro picture posers do their thang. I mean it is hard to get your face right and strike a pose and everything! Maybe it’s just practice. Lots and lots of practice. But anyways, it’s pretty fun for awhile. You’re going to look dumb in some of them but that’s a given. You can’t be perfect all the time!
The cool thing here is that there are a ton of stuff you can put on. Like strawberry hats, sunglasses, and wigs and such. But there isn’t that much time to switch outfits and stuff so you’re better off just giggling and striking dumb poses.
Good times! ³⁄₅

Agreed. I remember when sticker pictures used to cost $ 3 and you could take an unlimited amount of photos! I dislike how these machines are so costly at $ 11 – 13 for a small sheet, and how you have to be super quick when deciding on a machine that’s not all in English. Sigh.
BUT, I am a huge fan of sticker pictures overall, so yes, it is no surprise as to how a store that only has sticker pictures can make so much business.

I’ve seen this place in Diamond Jamboree many-​a-​time but never actually gone in there and pay monies for one of their booth picture services… until today!
I’m not new to purikura but I’ve never actually gone to a place that JUST does purikura (although they do have Karaōke for $ 1 per song in this cool-​looking machine). For me it has always been taking asian-​esque, silly pictures that are fun outside of Asian markets, karaōke places, or other Asian-​related establishment. But going into a place that just does purikura brought some pretty cool surprises tonight.
For one, the place has a cool and attractive locale in Diamond Jamboree. As mentioned before, I’ve always wanted to go to this place but I had no one I’d actually enjoy to go. Today, however, my girlfriend, a close friend of ours, and I decided that this was a great idea to do for a late-​night adventure.
And it was such a great decision. Although the pictures were $ 11 (prices range from $ 11 and $ 13 machines), the fun factor of taking pics in actually good booths was incomparable to the ones I’ve done at other places. There were different kinds of machines, each one with unique features. We chose the one with metallic finishes in their backgrounds because they shined and they turned out pretty cool. There were hats and other gizmos to put on, but because they looked a bit dirty we decided not to wear them (the staff should really clean them).
Although the pics are a bit small, they look pretty good at the end and you simply go here for the experience. To my knowledge you can bring as many people as you like. For 3 of us, it was around $ 4 each, but if you bring a group of 10, it’d be around a buck.
The staff guy was really friendly too, I don’t know much Japanese pass basic katakana and he made sure we did the customization right after the shoot because if you don’t do it right, then your pictures may not turn out okay.
ALSO: The restroom was clean!
Overall, it’s a cool place to have fun pictures taken at a somewhat affordable price. The option to chose specific machines is cool, the staff is friendly, the restroom being clean was cool, and if you think about it the karaōke is somewhat cheap too! (though I’m sure their song selection isn’t very big)

Last time I came here, the prices of machines were $ 8-​$ 11, but when I went again yesterday, all machines were $ 11-​$ 13, and it looked like they had a couple new machines, too. They have a poster of «tips», so do read that before you go and choose your machines.
— Apparently, machines 1,4,7 & 8 are good. I went to #6 yesterday. NEVER AGAIN. The photo quality sucks. The previous machines I went to before were actually pretty good, but not #6. That’s what we get for choosing the $ 11 machine.
— Choose quickly. You have what it feels like 5 seconds to pose and choose which pictures, backgrounds, brightness you want, or the machine chooses for you
They have pretty cute props, but they’re dirty as heck. I mean, a gray (white turned gray) and red Toad hat? I personally wouldn’t use them since they are dirty and everyone wears them.
Oh. My machine broke in the middle of decorating so we had to do everything all over again… and sometimes when the girl at the desk isn’t at her desk, which can be pretty common, you have to try to find her among the other asians that fill this store hahah. It’s nice that they cut your pictures for you, though!

Been here FIVE times. NEVER filled with that many people so not overly crowded!
Great STICKY PICTURES PLACE. WIDE variety of machines to try from. Machine #1 and #4 are supposedly the BETTER ones.
They cut and give you slips for FREE. LOTS of costumes to try from, ALTHOUGH I caution because it’s been TOUCHED by SO MANY people. I don’t think they’re washed occasionally !
AVERAGE price is 10 DOLLARS for a set of sticky pictures. They only have ONE booth that can accomodate for ~6−8 people. Other machines can usually only fill up to two to four people max.

Occasionally I find the need to become a Japanese teenager, and I head out for purikura, aka photo booths that allow you to draw on effects and stuff before the photos are printed onto little stickers. It’s terrific fun, and each machine has its own set of electronic «stamps,» pen tools, glasses/​hats/​piles of poop (no, really) to put on people, sayings/​phrases (both in Japanese and English, sometimes delightfully poor English). You can change the backgrounds, foregrounds, lighting, and more.
Due to the amount of work you can do to your photos and the fact that all the machines are in Japanese, this fun activity can actually get a bit anxiety-​provoking. Is the machine telling me how many photos I can pick? Is this the button that will erase the accidental decoration I included? Where’s the button signifying I’m done decorating? Unless you have someone literate in Japanese with you, you’re gonna have to guess, which I feel is part of the fun. The machines also have a countdown function on the decorating screen, so you start freaking out because you’re not nearly done, and then OH DAMN! the clock stops for a few minutes and you continue while the strange Japanese version of «Beauty and the Beast» repeats over the speaker in your booth’s decorating area.
Sticki Picki also has a selection of props in the middle of the store, like funny hats and oversized sunglasses, although I can’t guess how many people used them before (ew). The only downside of purikura (at least in the US) is that it’s incredibly expensive for the result of a small sheet of stickers: each booth was $ 11 – 13. If you have a few friends and you’re splitting costs, it’s better, but the prices still add up, and no matter how clear and lustrous these machines make my complexion, I can only justify a certain amount spent.
Tips: scope out all the machines first and pick the ones you’re willing to spend money on. Ask an employee for help if you have any questions. Decide with your friends on a couple funny faces or maybe some decorations you want before you start. Get as silly as possible.

It’s only fun here if you have friends to take pics with you.
I don’t really understand the whole concept behind these Sticki Picki photo booths. I came here with a couple friends to take some pictures for s– and giggles. I didn’t think I was going to walk out of there with 40 dollars missing from my wallet and 8 sticki pics. the crappy thing is all the booths are in Japanese, so half of my sticki pics are of me trying to figure out how to get the machine to work. Forget putting the props on my head, those hats are nasty. I start gagging just thinking about how dirty they look. I would BYOP (Bring your own props)
Yea this place is just okay.
About my Credentials:
The only times I go to these sticker booth joints is if I’m with some cute girl and I want to document our date. I’ve probably gone 2 or 3 times in high school, since I rarely got any opportunity to spend time with any girls. Unfortunately my experiences with sticker booths have been minimal. Now that I’m getting the olé’ ball in chain shackled on me, I try and keep the documentations limited… KIDDING!!! My fiancé is totally gonna beat me later.

Sigh. I love sticky pictures. I shamelessly declare my love of them, although I am probably a little too old to still take them.
Sticki Picki is a little pricey, but from what I hear, most places are. They have a ton of booths, great selection, a ton of accessories to wear (if you want to risk wearing hats with an unknown background, which I did), and thoughtful service. They have a scanner to scan and email your pictures (either to yourself or to whomever), and they have a ton of those super cute, super unnecessary keychain things and whatnot.
It was so cute. It was so fun. I don’t care if I am too old for this, I think it is amazing.

Selections and decorations are pretty limited. These machines are great for those who have little experience with purikura. They are pretty easy to use and one of them comes in English.
I think they should take out the karaōke machine though and have another updated booth. If people wanted to karaōke, Plush Lounge is only a few steps away –_​_​–
My only complaint is that some of the machines are broken or off on almost every visit. Oh… and the workers are useless there. They are too busy sitting there looking busy to help you. I usually just scan the pictures at home and send them to friends or go to Kinkos and get copies made. That is MUCH easier than trying to get a worker to help you.

Pretty goood. Theres a TON of booths to choose from and then the middle section is all these props that you can bring in with you!!! super cool. its also in ENGLISH so its super easy to understand even if it is your first time. It is kinda expensive (11 dollars for the one we did) but its definitely worth doing because the pictures always come out amazing and you get to decorate them. Then they have a station where you can cut up your pictures to divide among your friends and they have a scanning station so you can email it to yourself!
The only downside was that it was SUPERRRRRRRRR hot in there. like the heater was on or something. so it was really uncomfortable being in there for long periods of time.

I wish we had one of these in Minnesota!!!
–fun for EVERYONE. In our group of girls, my guy cousin also tagged along and he’s not a picture taking kind of guy but he still had fun with us.
–a little on the pricey side for mini sticker pictures
–you can add your own and/​or delete things on the picture as you like, BUT it’s timed
–very helpful and friendly customer service
–I love that they have a laptop and scanner on hand so you can scan and email them or upload them straight onto facebook/​twitter/​fotki/​flickr
–there’s also karaōke!

Reasons to go to Sticki Picki in Diamond Jamboree:
— Authentic Japanese Sticker Booths for about $ 8 – 11 per sheet
— $ 2 Photo Keychains for your sticky photos
— $ 1 Laminating for sticky photo sheets
— Computer station for scanning and printing
— a shelf of fun hats and accessories to wear while sticki picking
— Karaōke Box for $ 1 per Song
I can spend all day here!!!

Strange place, but makes for great photos complete with props…
bring a translator if you can or it may take you a little to figure the whole process out since no one seems to work here.

OMG! My hubby is the best! He knows me so well. Yes I’m like a teeny bopper in a grown woman’s body but I don’t care. I love this place. Have not been in one since I was 13 and it was sooooo nice to be in one again. After 85C yummie-fest…it was an unexpected adventure in the photobooth. :) Yes my friend and I were dorks dressing up with animal ears and bows but we had so much fun! You have to act fast and decorate your pix and edit them. How neat is that? Creativity overflow!
Saw they also had karaōke? record to keep? what??? Must try that next time. I have no shame.