The retailer just announced the closures, citing the steep decline in demand for printing photos.
Costco Is Closing Its Photo Center: What You Need to Know
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Is Costco Getting Out of the Photo Business?
Costco's announcement that it is shuttering its photo department applies only to its in-store operations. Members will still be able to order some photo-related products online at costcophotocenter.com.
As Clark.com previously reported, Costco began shutting down its in-store photo departments in the Northeast in 2018.
If you’ve purchased anything that you’d planned to pick up at a Costco Photo Center, you have until March 28 to get your order.
What Photo Services Will Costco Still Offer?
- Prints, Enlargements & Posters
- Stationery & Photo Greeting Cards
- Canvas, Metal & Acrylic Prints
- Photo Books & Calendars
- Photo Blankets & Other Photo Gifts
- Business Printing Products
What Photo Services at Costco Are Going Away?
- Ink Refills
- Passport Photos
- Photo Restoration
- Home Movie Transfer
Final Thoughts
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