Tokyo Disneyland

Tokyo Disneyland is a magical destination that offers an enchanting experience for visitors of all ages. To make the most of your trip, here are five essential tips to keep in mind: 1. Plan Ahead: Tokyo Disneyland can get crowded, especially during weekends and holidays. To avoid long queues, plan your visit on weekdays if possible. Additionally, make use of the FastPass system to reserve your spot for popular attractions in advance. 2. Get There Early: Arriving early is key to maximizing your time at Tokyo Disneyland. The park opens at 8:00 AM, but guests often start lining up well before that. By arriving early, you can beat the crowds and enjoy shorter wait times for popular rides. 3. Download the Tokyo Disneyland App: The official Tokyo Disneyland app is a valuable tool for navigating the park. It provides real-time information on wait times, show schedules, and even offers a map to help you find your way around. Make sure to download it before your visit. 4. Stay Hydrated and Energized: Exploring the park can be tiring, so it's important to stay hydrated and energized. Carry a refillable water bottle and take advantage of the water fountains throughout the park. Also, pack some snacks or enjoy the delicious food options available to keep your energy levels up. 5. Enjoy the Parades and Shows: Tokyo Disneyland is known for its spectacular parades and shows, such as "Dreaming Up!" and "Happiness is Here." Check the schedule in advance and plan your day around these captivating performances. Arrive early to secure a good viewing spot and immerse yourself in the magical entertainment. Don't miss the nighttime extravaganza, "Once Upon a Time," where Cinderella Castle comes to life with dazzling projections and fireworks. These shows are not to be missed and add an extra touch of enchantment to your visit.

#japantrip Just returned from Kanto! I don't know if I should say something or not, I'm speechless 🇯🇵♥️. Tokyo Disneyland Location: Maiahama, Urayama City, Chiba Prefecture 1-1 Distance Ticket: Adult: 8400 tian yuan Student: 7000 tian yuan Children: 5000 tian yuan Tickets are available in two separate parks, Land and Sea, with mandatory check-in options: "Pirate Ship", "Flying Horizon", and "Small World" Disneyland (Land)

Tokyo Disneyland opened in 1983 and was the first Disneyland built outside of the United States. It is styled after the original two Disney parks and, not surprisingly, cleared its initial debt in a mere four years. The whole Japanese Disney shebang is actually owned and operated by The Oriental Land Company, a Japanese recreation company established in 1960. Oriental Land pays royalties to Disney for character licenses and such and hires and trains many of the workers in the park. It's more complicated than that. I will make your Tokyo Disneyland trip more rewarding: 1) Make restaurant reservations before arriving if you want a nice sit-down meal, 2) Use the Fastpass option as soon as possible to ease your wait times, 3) Bring some of your own snacks to ease the burden on your wallet and to fend off frustrations about dietary restrictions, 4) Young kids will love Toontown and Fantasyland the most, 5) Stake your land claims early for prime seating along the parade route, and 6) Don't forget to make early reservations for any performances you may want to see. A bit of planning will go a long way for everyone. In the words of Mickey himself, "Hot diggity dog!" About Mario Leto Mario Leto is assistant professor in the School of Global Japanese Studies at Meiji University in Tokyo. His research and writing interests include travel, literature, and media discourse on food and dietary alternatives. #japan #tokyo #tokyodisneyland #themeparks #themepark #awesomepic #couplestrip #backpacker #familyvacation #tripinspired #travelinspiration #holidayvacation #vacation #unforgettableexperiences#travelinspiration#couplestrip#awesomepic#themeparks#themepark

Tokyo Disney Resort was the main reason that I traveled from the Indonesia to Japan. The resort is home to two world-class theme parks: Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea. As I researched my trip, I was pleased to read numerous reviews that talked about how unique Tokyo DisneySea is for U.S. Disney park fans. But I was concerned to read reports that Tokyo Disneyland's rides and experiences were exactly the same as those at Disneyland in California and the Magic Kingdom in Florida, parks that I've already visited and that don’t require a transcontinental flight for me to experience again. I worried that my visit to Tokyo Disneyland would be a disappointment, but my fears proved to be completely unfounded. I ended up enjoying my visit to Tokyo Disneyland. As the first Disney park to open outside of the US, Tokyo Disneyland is spread over 115 acres located within the Tokyo Disney Resort. Celebrating all the wonder and magic of the world of Disney with classics such as Adventureland, Fantasyland, Westernland, Tomorrowland and more, along with all your favourite life-size characters, rides and entertainment, it's a fun filled and memorable experience for all ages. #tokyo #japan #tokyodisneyland #disneyland #unforgettableexperiences #themeparks #awesomepic #attraction #paradenight #travelinspiration#newphotographer#awesomepic#themeparks#themepark

Most of us grew up loving the wonderful movies of Walt Disney, and visiting one of the Disney parks to have a magical day is on many kids’ and adults’ wish list. Whether you have gone to a Disney park already or if it is your very first time, the two Tokyo Disney parks in Japan are sure to delight young and old. The rides are so impressive, whole worlds from the Disney movies you love the best have been faithfully recreated, the shows are of Broadway-quality, and every little detail in the park and everyone who works in the park will make your trip to a Disneyland park unforgettable. The Tokyo Disney Resort is located in Maihama in Chiba Prefecture, which is not Tokyo city itself, but it is only a short 16-minute train ride away from the centrally located Tokyo Station. Besides the official Tokyo Disneyland Hotels, there are many other hotels in the area that are a perfect starting point for a trip to one or both of the parks. #tokyotrip #Japan #travel

👀 Before traveling to Japan, it's necessary to understand some essential information to avoid unnecessary trouble during your trip. 🚫Taboos: 1️⃣ Do not make loud noises in public places 2️⃣ Do not eat on the streets 3️⃣ Do not spit in public 4️⃣ Do not disturb others on public transport 5️⃣ Do not smoke in public places ✅Tips: 1️⃣ Please do not walk on the bicycle lanes 2️⃣ Please do not touch the decorations of shrines or temples arbitrarily 3️⃣ Please do not swim in hot springs or enter wearing a swimsuit 4️⃣ Please do not make loud phone calls in public places 5️⃣ Please do not use mobile phones or cameras in toilets 📍20 Must-Do Things in Japan 1️⃣ Stroll through Tokyo's busiest street—Omotesando 2️⃣ Taste authentic sushi and ramen 3️⃣ Visit Shimane Prefecture in Okayama Prefecture to see the beauty of Matsue Castle 4️⃣ Dress up in a kimono for a photo 5️⃣ Watch a traditional Japanese Kabuki show 6️⃣ Visit ancient shrines and temples in Kyoto 7️⃣ Go to Osaka's Tsutenkaku to overlook the city's beautiful scenery 8️⃣ Try grilled eel and takoyaki 9️⃣ Enjoy skiing and hot springs in Hokkaido 🔟 Visit Senso-ji Temple and see the famous Kaminarimon 1️⃣1️⃣ Go to the foot of Mount Fuji to see the World Heritage Site—Mount Fuji 1️⃣2️⃣ Explore Hiroshima and Nagasaki to understand history and culture 1️⃣3️⃣ Experience traditional culture in Japan's small towns 1️⃣4️⃣ Go on a pilgrimage in Shikoku to see ancient temples and beautiful scenery 1️⃣5️⃣ Have a fun time at Tokyo Disneyland 1️⃣6️⃣ Visit the lovely zoos in Hokkaido 1️⃣7️⃣ See Japan's lantern festivals and fireworks 1️⃣8️⃣ Go to Lake Kawaguchi to see the reflection of Mount Fuji 1️⃣9️⃣ Visit the modern high-tech city of Nagoya 2️⃣0️⃣ Eat salmon and crab in Hokkaido 📍Places Not to Visit in Japan 🚫Places not to visit: 1️⃣ Do not go to worship 2️⃣ Do not visit private residences or buildings 3️⃣ Do not go to some entertainment venues 4️⃣ Do not go near nuclear power plants or hazardous areas 5️⃣ Do not go to places of illegal trade ✅Must-know: 1️⃣ Please do not take photos near train stations and bus stations 2️⃣ Please do not take photos of others in public places 3️⃣ Please do not cross the fences of public facilities 4️⃣ Please do not litter in public places 5️⃣ Please do not feed animals in public places 🌸 Hope this helps you, and wish you a pleasant trip in Japan!

Tokyo Disneyland—the Kingdom of Dreams and Magic. This is one of the world’s largest theme park with great access from central Tokyo, located only 15 minutes away by train from Tokyo Station. You’ll find numerous exciting attractions that will sweep you away into the world of the Disney films, enthralling entertainment that will take your breath away, adorable food and merchandise themed to the Disney Characters, and so much more. Don’t miss this opportunity to spend an amazing day at a Disney theme park that you won’t find anywhere else! #themepark#zoo#nationalpark#lakes

🌟 Monster inc, Ride and Go Seek 🌟 - โซน Tomorrowland - ความนานในการรอ 60 นาที - เป็นการนั่งรถไฟ ตามหาสัญญลักษณ์ Monster inc อันนี้จะไม่มีคะแนนบอก แต่ความน่ารักให้เต็มร้อย สาวก Monter inc ห้ามพลาด - คะแนน 4.5/5 พิกัด: Disneyland 📍1-1 Maihama, Urayasu, Chiba 279-0031, Japan #ที่เที่ยวสงกรานต์2567 #Bymyside #ผลัดกันถ่าย #พิกัดลับ #พิกัดถ่ายรูปสวย #ที่เที่ยวถ่ายรูปสวย

#familytrips2024 Watching the Tokyo Disneyland parade with family is a magical experience filled with joy and excitement. As vibrant floats and beloved Disney characters pass by, children and adults alike are captivated by the enchanting music and colourful costumes. The atmosphere is electric with everyone cheering and waving. Families often arrive early to secure a good viewing spot, sharing snacks and laughter as they wait. When the parade starts, the look of wonder in children’s eyes is priceless. The parade offers a perfect blend of entertainment and nostalgia, creating cherished memories that last a lifetime. It's a heartwarming way to spend quality time together in the happiest place on earth. #tokyodisneyland #parade

How can you not love this ride? It is a classic and iconic attraction known for its charming and whimsical portrayal of global unity and cultural diversity. It's also a great way of cooling off during hot days. A nice quiet attraction great for small kids and toddlers. You just sit on a boat and it will take you to different places with small moving dolls/animals. Avoid if you are scare of moving dolls. I wish to go back in 2024 #2024wish

My trip to Japan was not complete without visiting Tokyo Disneyland! BEFORE YOU VISIT: 🔸 Buy a ticket online or using the official Tokyo Disneyland app. On here you can also book fast passes and reserve dining experiences. 🔸 Arrive early ～ I experienced first hand just how crowded the park can get. There can be very long queues to enter the park and for the attractions inside. 🔸 Wear comfortable shoes! It’s going to be a long day of standing and walking around! 🚂 Disney in Harmony in Color! Parade ～ watching this parade was so magical and I was especially impressed with the organisation and respect of all guests! Everyone sits along the street to watch so not to block the view for anyone! The atmosphere is amazing, everyone waving and cheering for the characters as they pass by! 🐭 Meet all your favourite characters! I made time to go and meet Donald Duck and Daisy but I wish I went to find other characters! 🌟 Tokyo Disneyland Electrical Parade ～ This might be one of my favourite parades I’ve watched at a disney park. The lights and the floats were so beautifully designed. It was so much fun! 🎢 Attractions: Don’t miss out on the rides in the park. Some of my favourites are Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and Space Mountain! #japan #japantrip #tokyo #tokyotrip #disneylandtokyo #tokyodisneyland #mytravelhacks #localguides #japanguide #familytrip

#cherryblossom2024 This is the BEST RIDE EVER!!!! Not only in Disney, but compared to other amusement parks, this ride is just amazing!!! If you don't want to pay for premiere access, try to arrive at the Disneyland park 2 hours before entry time and run to this ride as they open the gates. Run!The absolute COOLEST ride in the world. If you’re a Disney fan, this is a must see.