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The enthusiasm and dedication of the Disneyland and DisneySea employees are truly worthy of our learning. My children gave me the motivation and courage to tackle Splash Mountain and Thunder Mountain together. It was an incredible experience, and the memories will be forever in my heart. Thank you, Disney, for fulfilling my childhood dream.

One of the most fun and enjoyable experiences I&rsquo;ve had in a while. The territory is large, the attractions are fun, impressive and included into 1-day ticket (some have paid priority access available)

Buying tickets on Ctrip was so convenient! Just scan the QR code and you&#39;re taken to the nearest park.
The Dongdi experience was amazing.
Entered at 11:00 AM and left at 8:00 PM.
We tried 12 rides, saw two parades, and a fireworks display.
We even took a photo with Donald Duck [grin]. I didn&#39;t plan anything, just went with the flow. Except for Beauty and the Beast, which had a 40-minute wait, all other rides had wait times around 10 minutes.
The staff&#39;s facial expressions were truly amazing at Dongdi.
Beauty and the Beast 👑Winnie the Pooh&#39;s Honey Hunt 🍯Dumbo 🐘Carousel 🎠It&#39;s a Small World 🌍Alice&#39;s Afternoon Tea Party 🫖Ai Yi Mini Roller Coaster 🎢Star Trek 👾Pirates of the Caribbean 🏴&zwj;☠️Jungle Cruise 🚢Big Thunder Mountain 🏔️📷

The arrangement between the various attractions in Dongdi is very good, and the sky is particularly beautiful. Maybe it&#39;s because it&#39;s by the sea. The sky is particularly blue, and the clouds are in large clumps, which makes the buildings look particularly beautiful! However, the amusement facilities are basically sung in Japanese. If you are not good at Japanese, the experience may be a little worse. It is best to have fewer tourists, with a better queuing experience and many souvenirs. In short, it is still highly recommended!

September 10th is Halloween season. We entered the park on the 12th. We chose the more traditional land this time. We watched three parades in one day, the traditional float parade, the Halloween parade and the night electronic float parade. Each parade lasted about 30 minutes. The night parade was still amazing. There is a brochure of the day&#39;s activities at the entrance of the park. Remember to take a copy.
If you want to watch the floats, it is recommended to go early to reserve a seat. The enthusiasm of Japanese boys and girls to watch the floats is too high. Many families bring their own mats for laying on the ground, and there are also many girls who bring long cannons to take pictures. In Shanghai, the floats are basically crowded and full. This time in Tokyo, they are basically divided into front and back rows, and the back row is not allowed to stand up to take pictures, even if there is grass behind you, and you have been reminded several times to squat (holding your forehead). There are not many people at the fireworks at night, which may be because the time is too short. It starts at 9:30 and ends in about ten minutes. The fireworks in Shanghai are more interesting.
I suggest you download a Disney app. This is a bit troublesome. I will post the method for your reference. There are two steps: 1⃣️Download the app 2⃣️Register a Disney account.
The app of Tokyo Disneyland is called Disney Resort. I use iOS system, and I can&#39;t find it in the Apple store in China. I need to switch. I suggest you re-register an Apple ID outside China (foreign IDs do not require payment methods, so you can just use the existing non-domestic account). In the settings of Apple ID, set the region to Japan (I tried the region to US, and the store would remind the store that it could not find the corresponding app). Then find the page for downloading the app on the official website of Tokyo Disneyland (there is a Chinese version page on the official website). Click it to automatically jump to the corresponding Japanese store and the corresponding app, and then download it.
After downloading, enter the app and it will show land and sea. Choose the one you want to go to. If you don&#39;t register a Disney account, it will not affect the query of the address and queue of each project (by the way, this app seems to be only in Japanese). If you need to book the electronic version of Fast Pass through the app, you have to register an account. Then the more annoying thing is that when you click on FP, a page will pop up asking &quot;Live overseas&quot; or &quot;Live in Japan&quot;. Overseas residents are not allowed to use FP. Just click on Living in Japan. You will be asked to fill in your residential address and phone number. Filling in the hotel address is also fine.
After registration, it is very useful! You don&#39;t have to go to the scene to get FP. After you get one on your phone, it will prompt you when you can get it next time. We got Haunted Mansion, Splash Mountain, Buzz Lightyear Astro Adventure, and Monsters, Inc. Hide and Seek Cruise that day. Splash Mountain will soon run out of FP. Those who didn&#39;t get it have to queue for 70 minutes. This time, I queued for Thunder Mountain in my free time. It took about 50 minutes to enter. The others are very time-saving.
Splash Mountain is more interesting. Except for the scary drop at the end, everything else is fine. Thunder Mountain was thrown around all the way. It is recommended to hold on to your bag. . The Pirates of the Caribbean is not as exquisite as the one in Shanghai. Star Wars has FP but it is not recommended to take it. There are not many people queuing for these two.

Tokyo DisneySea is a lot of fun, especially for adults. The new park, Frozen, is a must-do; the graphics are incredibly detailed and well worth the 40-minute queue. It's best to arrive after noon; in the morning, there are crowds and lines for popular attractions. Entering after 10:30 a.m. will save you from waiting in line for many popular attractions, and most importantly, you can enjoy the ride until closing time. If you arrive too early, buy an Express Pass to get through faster, otherwise waiting in line all day will be a real drain on your energy.

Tokyo DisneySea is a lot of fun, especially for adults. The new park, Frozen, is a must-do; the graphics are incredibly detailed and well worth the 40-minute queue. It&#39;s best to arrive after noon; in the morning, there are crowds and lines for popular attractions. Entering after 10:30 a.m. will save you from waiting in line for many popular attractions, and most importantly, you can enjoy the ride until closing time. If you arrive too early, buy an Express Pass to get through faster, otherwise waiting in line all day will be a real drain on your energy.

The QR code allows you to enter the park smoothly, which is a great experience. It is also very convenient to bind the QR code to the Dongdi App, which is enough to buy Dpa and the 40th anniversary free express pass, which is good.

The scenery of Disneyland is still good, but the experience is terrible, especially the Japanese who love to queue and especially like to stand there in line. It takes more than an hour to queue for each project, and then the actual playing time is only two or three minutes. The machine broke down that day and I queued for an hour and a half in vain. The experience was very bad. I feel that Disney is only suitable for children under 10 years old. It is not necessary for children over 10 years old. Roller coasters and other things are not that exciting.

This place is definitely worth a visit. It is no exaggeration to say that it is a paradise for children. The service in Tokyo is really great. Whether you have been to Universal Studios or any other place, the Japanese service awareness is really worth learning. I brought a child under four years old. First of all, the entrance fee was free. Then the staff knew that it was the first time for the child to go there and gave a small gift, a handwritten commemorative sticker. Then other staff members were also very enthusiastic to squat down and interact with the children. The food and souvenirs are not expensive. If converted into RMB, they are cheaper than those in Shanghai. And the service is better. The overall evaluation is that it is worth a visit.

We took the train 🚄 to Disneyland early in the morning. Tokyo Disneyland is divided into park and ocean. This time we went to the ocean. We saw a globe 🌍 from a distance, which is the symbol of Disney Ocean. Not long after we entered, it was already half past ten. We watched the flower boat parade and Mickey&rsquo;s dance performance. At noon, we had a hamburger from Mickey&rsquo;s shop. At first, I thought the 🍔 in the park would not taste very good and the bread might be hard, but when I ate it, the bread felt soft and the patty was juicy, very similar to the taste of Burger King. The ocean park is actually very large. I didn&rsquo;t finish it in a day, but the most fortunate thing was that I caught the light show and fireworks show after dinner 🤣

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