October was still freakin HOT when there's sun! So if you are going to Disneyland on a sunny day (except for Winter), bring a cap or something!!!
My friend and I were both horribly bad at waking up early so we ended up arriving late (like 11.30am) at the park. By then, queues for all the popular rides had become very long. For tips on getting fast passes, etc. you might want to check the following Tokyo Disneyland survival guides here:
http://tdrexplorer.com/tips-for-dealing-with-massive-crowds-at-tokyo-disney-resort/
http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e3016_tickets.html
http://www.themeparkinsider.com/flume/201308/3624/
My friend was not into exciting rides so we settled for something less scary like the signature Haunted Mansion. The ride was very entertaining with holograms and animated puppets.
I skipped all the photo taking because I came before and
blogged about it here. But it was my first time at the Queen of Hearts restaurant.
Food menu and pricing
My dessert came with a mug to take home :)
Halloween parade was nice.
Unfortunately the wind was still strong even though the typhoon had gone so the fireworks show was cancelled. Luckily they had a new show that projected animations onto the castle as if it was a large storybook.
We decided to eat something Japanese in Disneyland because my friend was sick of western food...
Mickey mouse fish cake!
And my not-so-disney fruits as dessert.
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Yeah, that's a trip. Food looks very delicious too. Sad that these weren't report about exciting roller coaster rides :) That Haunted Mansion, was it scary? Did You scream?
ReplyDeleteHe-he, I've never been at Disney Land. I several times thought to visit, but did not because I think that I will look like an old idiot here between small kids.
You looks so fresh and gorgeous :lol:
ewww ...
The ride wasn't scary at all, more like being entertained by the well crafted dolls and setting.
DeleteTokyo Disneyland is pretty much for everyone, of course it will be nicer to come with friends or your children :P
PS. Thank you for your compliments ^^
I have also been there just a few weeks ago ^^ At which restaurant did you get the Japanese food?
ReplyDeleteIt's called Restaurant Hokusai~
Deletehttp://www.tokyodisneyresort.jp/en/tdl/rest/world/index.html
So no space mountain? What a bummer!
ReplyDeleteAnd yeah...I rememeber Tokyo Disney as "The Que World" there was que for buying damn churros...there was a que for everything soo much people.
HAHA, there were so many people queuing up for popcorn that my friend's first response was: "WHAT? Japanese has never eaten popcorn before!?".
DeleteBut we agree that their popcorn smell nice XD
I hope so in future I will go to Tokyo Disneyland
ReplyDeleteWhen there is a will, there is a way :)
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