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Tokyo Disneyland

Description: 1-1, Maihama, Urayasu, Chiba 279-8511, Japan / Tel: +81 47 354 0001 / Day-pass: YEN 5,800 for adults, 5,000 for ... more

Tokyo Disneyland ... children 12-17, and 3,900 children 4-11. / Located near Tokyo city, Tokyo Disneyland is, like the Disney franchises worldwide, a riot of colour, comedy, cartoons, and adventure. Take a ride on the Pirates of the Carribean adventure attraction, visit Mickey Mouse's house, meet Mickey and Minnie, or stop for refuelling at one of the park's many restaurants.

Newest Review: ... with it. You therefore see crowds of women of all ages, kids and really old people, flocking down in massive tour groups. A lot of peole also propose to their loved ones here(!). If you go when everyone else is at school or work, it is relatively quiet. Thirdly, be prepared to queue. Even during the 'quiet' times, expect to wait for about an hour for a ride. It is worth investing in a ... more

... speed pass if you need one. The souvenir shops are interesting from a cultural point of few. Japanese people have a thing called 'omiyage' where you have to buy souvenirs for you family members and your work colleagues if you go anywhere vaguely...more

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Tokyo Disneyland: Choose your time well and you will enjoy (262 words)
by - written on 19/07/09 (Useful, 37 readings)
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Firstly, only go to Tokyo Disney in early autumn or early spring. If you do not, you will bake on the heat or freeze in the winter. Secondly, go on a school day and arrive early. Disney for Japanese people is somewhat of an enigma for westerners. Everyone seems to be obsessed with it. You therefore see crowds of women of all ages, kids and really old people, flocking down in massive tour groups. A lot of peole also propose to their loved ones here(!). If you go when everyone else is at school or work, it is relatively quiet. Thirdly, be prepared to queue. Even during the 'quiet' times, expect to wait for about an hour for a ride. It is worth ... Read the complete review

Magical, but not very Japanese (303 words)
by - written on 28/01/09 (Useful, 35 readings)
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I visited Tokyo Disneyland in 2000, so that was quite a while ago, although it's possible very little has changed since then. I went in August, and I would warn you to beware going in the heat and incredible humidity of a Japanese summer. Rides tend to be popular and queueing times long, and standing outside waiting with the sun beating down on you is none too pleasant. Probably the best time to go would be in the spring i.e. between March and May. June is the rainy season. I think this theme park probably holds more appeal for the Japanese than for tourists coming to Japan, as it is very western in its design. In fact, there's not much there that you wouldn't ... Read the complete review