Tokyo Disneyland Archive
For the 35th Anniversary Happiest Celebration!, restaurants at both Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea are offering special menus, which will be available from now until March 2019. In this post, we’ll try some of these snacks, and share photos and thoughts about our favorites with you. Eating is one of our favorite things to do at
Tokyo Disneyland’s 35th Anniversary, the Happiest Celebration!, begins April 15, 2018, but the resort has released its slate of merchandise and souvenirs in advance. In this post, we’ll share photos and thoughts on the designs available through the end of the anniversary in March 2019. If you read our relatively-recent “Tokyo Disneyland Merchandise: Awful or
In Japan, rumors of huge, $2.7 billion expansion, expanding Tokyo Disney Resort by 30% are swirling. The leading rumor for this expansion indicates that this will be Tokyo DisneySea, a new park completing the land, sea, and sky triumvirate. (Last updated February 11, 2018.) The Tokyo DisneySky iteration of this rumor is a new variation
Plazma Ray’s Diner is a new counter service restaurant in Tomorrowland at Tokyo Disneyland with a mid-century modern/googie theme and outer-space decor. The menu features rice bowls and even vegetarian options, a rarity at Tokyo Disney Resort. In this review, we’ll share food photos, take a tour of this new dining spot, and offer thoughts
This guide to Tokyo Disneyland attractions contains short reviews and numerical scores for every ride and show in the park, plus FastPass recommendations for Japan’s equivalent of the Magic Kingdom or Disneyland. If you’re planning a trip to Tokyo Disney Resort, this is a great place to start when determining what to do and when
In this construction update, we’ll share progress photos from the Beauty and the Beast mini-land being added to Fantasyland, the Big Hero Six attraction in Tomorrowland, and Minnie’s design studio in Toontown at Tokyo Disneyland. Since StarJets closed earlier this fall, construction walls have swallowed more of the park, and work has progressed noticeably since
Depending upon who you ask, Tokyo Disneyland either has the best or worst merchandise of any Disney destination in the world. In this post, I’ll share some photos of merchandise from the Japan parks so you can form your own opinion, and offer some of my commentary. There’s very little middle ground in attitudes towards
Yeah, Haunted Mansion Holiday Nightmare is cool and the music in Halloween Pop’n LIVE is a beautiful ear-worm, but the real reason to visit Tokyo Disneyland at Halloween? The food. Okay, maybe not the reason, but one reason. For us, one really big reason. We cover Halloween at Tokyo Disneyland elsewhere on the blog, but
It’s the end of a Disney theme park era: the last StarJets attraction closes today (October 10, 2017). Is a post paying tribute to a spinner attraction that was long-ago retired at Walt Disney World and Disneyland excessive? Eh, probably. At Disney Tourist Blog, something being “unnecessary” has never stopped us from babbling about it,
Disney’s Halloween is the seasonal event at Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea during September and October. The Japan parks definitely get into the Halloween spirit, with a special parade, fireworks, stage shows, and even special foods. At Tokyo Disneyland, some guests also get into the spirit, wearing elaborate costumes during certain weeks. This post takes a
Camp Woodchuck Kitchen is a new counter service restaurant at Tokyo Disneyland themed to Huey, Dewey, and Louie and the Junior Woodchucks. The menu includes s’mores and other campfire favorites (although I don’t ever recall making waffle sandwiches in my Boy Scout days). In this review, we’ll take a tour of this cool new dining
