Super Mario Party Jamboree: All Photo Album Locations
The camera feature inplays a fun and crucial role in capturing memories to add to your photo album. Designated photo spots will crop up at random when you're searching for an island to visit in mode selection, boasting different rarities and offering Party Points. Once you've visited the Data House in Party Plaza, you can browse the pictures you've taken and those you're still missing from the collection.
Fortunately, you can easily figure out what to look for by checking the title slots for photos you're missing from the album. While this doesn't tell you exactly where to find an encounter or guarantee one to spawn at all, it does provide a helpful hint in your search. Before you know it, you'll have the entire collection at your fingertips.
There are 30 album photos to collect by taking photos from the mode selection screen, in line with YouTuber UTAGaming's findings. As you shift your focus from one island to the next, you'll sometimes spot popular characters engaging in various activities between locations and mini-games, making for picture-perfect moments. Take a photo any time you see an interaction that's out of the ordinary to complete your collection.
Sapping a picture in will only save your captured photos to the in-game album. If you'd like to save a picture directly on your Switch, be sure to snap a screenshot as well.
Below, you can find all 30 photo scenarios detailed with titles, image descriptions, and rarities.You may need to enter mode selection quite a few times to fill up your album, as these encounters are random and range from one-star to three-star rarity, with three-star photo ops being the least common. Keep your eyes peeled to find multiple photo spots with each visit.
Photo Number
Photo Title
Description
Rarity
No. 1
Snoozing in a Floaty
A Goomba sleeping in a floaty off the coast of Goomba Lagoon.
One Star
No. 2
Spaaarkly… Shiiiny...
A Golden Goomba sleeping on the beach.
One Star
No. 3
Too Scary
A blue Toad cowering away from a
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