Tokyo Disneyland
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- Shooting Galleries Gun Cleaner
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Tokyo Disneyland
Every wonder what the Tokyo Disney Resort looks like? You'd be amazed at how few pics Disney has of these cool parks on their site.
Check out the Tomorrowland section and Disney Seas!
http://www.jtcent.com/index.html
Check out the Tomorrowland section and Disney Seas!
http://www.jtcent.com/index.html
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pic of Space Mountain station
The picture quality sucks, but there was one picture on his site of the station:subsonic wrote:I want to see pictures of Space Mountain's queue, station, and ride.
http://www.jtcent.com/disneyland/tomorr ... smtrkt.jpg
Disney seas is one of the nicest parks in the Disney empire. It is unique and has many 1 of a kind attractions. When I was there they were still build the "Tower Hotel" which is of course the Tower of Terror but since they never really had Twilight Zone in Japan the theme is a bit different, hey tied it into their fake ship which was owned by a rich guy named "Tower". I really didn't think their Magic Kingdom was as good as Disneyland although it was larger (I don't think is was as large as WDW's MK). One of the things that you really notice is how clean everything is kept, it is as near perfect as you can imagine. The Lagoon show at Disney Seas, BraviSEAmo is on a par with Reflections of Earth, only without the fireworks, they had a few minor fireworks shoot out the top of the Journey to the Center of the Earth's volcano but they weren't all that great.
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I want to go to ANY OF THE INTERNATIONAL PARKS but more importantly Disney Tokyo Disney and DIsney Sea!!! I think the design of Disney Sea is SOOO interesting. I think of it as another EPCOT because the design is far fetched from something Disney would normally do.
Do you think have enough time to go the bathroom before the next show?
We can't you old fool, WE'RE BOLTED TO THE SEATS!!!
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We can't you old fool, WE'RE BOLTED TO THE SEATS!!!
-Statler & Waldorf
Muppet Vision 3D
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Like I've said in previous posts in other threads, Tokyo Disney Resort is one of those places you have to see yourself to truly experience it. The parks are in perfect maintenance. They get there because management is willing to take a major attraction offline for a long enough period at any time during the year to make it right.
On a side note, the GPS/laser driven 'hunny pot' vehicles in Pooh's Hunny Hunt are amazing. That probably explains why there's almost a constant 120+ minute wait for it.
On a side note, the GPS/laser driven 'hunny pot' vehicles in Pooh's Hunny Hunt are amazing. That probably explains why there's almost a constant 120+ minute wait for it.
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On busier days (i.e. weekends, holidays) yes. Another one of my favorites was the Buzz Lightyear Astro Blaster return time. One day I got in at around 11:30 AM. The FastPass return time was between 19:30 and 20:30.I've heard that there can be up to an hour wait just to grab FastPasses for this ride. Is that true?
The amazing thing is no one really complains about it either. The Japanese wait paitently and then head off to go on something else. Or sometimes get the FastPass and then run to get in line for the ride.