Everybody's favorite Fantasyland dark ride. This version is very similer to the Florida version. It was shot in 1998 when Tokyo still had the ticket system. Notice the "C Ticket" sign.
I know I'm really late but, Disney World is the biggest Disney-owned property. They have 4 full sized parks in increasing size, with a 5th planned. Magic Kingdom occupies 105 acres, Epcot at 300, Hollywood Studios at 135 acres and Animal Kingdom at 500 acres. The entire Disney World complex is said to have well over 25,000 acres left to develop.
Oh, all versions of this ride have its line long. This is partly why this ride has FastPass. Strangely enough, however, only the versions in Florida and in France have this feature, though.
@Guernicaman Paris is the biggest Magic Kingdom type park at 140 acres. Then Tokyo at about 114 acres and then Magic Kingdom at 109 acres and Disneyland is about 79-80 acres and Hong Kong is 60 acres but after there expansion it will be around 90 acres.
I have an old 8mm camcorder that is just fantastic in low light situations. Even though I also have a newer digital one, I still use the old one for all dark rides. I don't know what I'm going to do when it fially gives up the ghost.
I have an old 8mm video camera that is awesome in low light conditions. I still use it to this day for dark rides and the like, even though I have another, more advanced camera.
Well, it is the same as in Florida, more or less. The only things really different are A) the language is in Japanese and B) Captain Hook is wearing his hat when dueling with Pan in the mainsail.
wow this is exact the copy of florida's & paris on ! ^^ but there isn't a flying tink in the beginning at Paris,.. :O I love Tink ! ^^ I sooo wanna go to this park :)
to any japanese people who might be reading this...do most/all young people wear backpacks all the time? i've seen this on quite a few videos featuring japanese people.
旧ピーターパンを探してて、やっと見つけました😭😭
wow the details on this are pretty, and you can really see them well on the camera
I know I'm really late but, Disney World is the biggest Disney-owned property. They have 4 full sized parks in increasing size, with a 5th planned. Magic Kingdom occupies 105 acres, Epcot at 300, Hollywood Studios at 135 acres and Animal Kingdom at 500 acres.
The entire Disney World complex is said to have well over 25,000 acres left to develop.
oooh, this was my favourite ride when I went there... Ahhh memories
I love this ride but it is so short.
You can fly You can fly You can fly You can fly You can flyyy!
Oh, all versions of this ride have its line long. This is partly why this ride has FastPass. Strangely enough, however, only the versions in Florida and in France have this feature, though.
Tokyo's the only Disney resort I've been to (many times) and I've never noticed how much better PPF is to Aneheim.
@Guernicaman Paris is the biggest Magic Kingdom type park at 140 acres. Then Tokyo at about 114 acres and then Magic Kingdom at 109 acres and Disneyland is about 79-80 acres and Hong Kong is 60 acres but after there expansion it will be around 90 acres.
Yes.
I have an old 8mm camcorder that is just fantastic in low light situations. Even though I also have a newer digital one, I still use the old one for all dark rides. I don't know what I'm going to do when it fially gives up the ghost.
Its a small rectangular sign at the beginging. It says "Please Revmove C Ticket."
...and yes, I have the Tokyo Splash Mountain.
Any slow indoor ride with black lights is called a dark ride.
when skull rock was still blurry, it scared me...xD;;;
I have an old 8mm video camera that is awesome in low light conditions. I still use it to this day for dark rides and the like, even though I have another, more advanced camera.
Well, it is the same as in Florida, more or less. The only things really different are A) the language is in Japanese and B) Captain Hook is wearing his hat when dueling with Pan in the mainsail.
Michael Harrington pretty much most of Tokyo Disneyland is identical to the magic kingdom park in Florida
What kind of camera did you use to film this? I tried to filmed Disney World's and it wasn't NEARLY this good!!
It's a tie between Adventureland and Critter Country
ah ok.
thanks for the answer.
did you have disney princess day and dont forgete tokyo disneyland hotle is open 2008if you spend night there make sure tape it for grand tour
You're quite welcome.
@suttonfan123 Actually any ride with in a building is a Dark Ride. Including Space Mountain and Indiana Jones and even Tower of Terror.
wow this is exact the copy of florida's & paris on ! ^^
but there isn't a flying tink in the beginning at Paris,.. :O
I love Tink ! ^^
I sooo wanna go to this park :)
mermaiddream88 yep most of Tokyo Disneyland is very similar to magic kingdom in Florida
beause fanstayland is same land of magic kingdom flordian version . did you have all disneyland video of halloween and christmas?
I do not have the Tokyo version of Cinderellabration.
Theres a lot of things in this ride I wish aneheim had :( oh well always will be a wonderful ride! ^.^
to any japanese people who might be reading this...do most/all young people wear backpacks all the time?
i've seen this on quite a few videos featuring japanese people.
what your favorites land of disneyland tokyo?
you still have 15 anniversay,20 anniversary and ciderellabration?
@magic1926 But it is in Florida!
Michael Harrington the entire Tokyo Park is almost identical to magic kingdom in Florida
so parkhopper are you giong back tokyo disneyland in 2008? for 25 anniversay
I think Japan plagiarized Florida's Peter Pan ride, right down to the omnimover loading procedure. Meanwhile, France gets California's version.
Me too! xD
I gasped;;
what is c ticket sign and date you tape?. you have splash mountain of tokyo version?
oh parkhopper before fastpass came?
what did you have of tokyo disneyland ride or show?
Which one is "ours", Florida or California? Because mine is the original.
it that during disneyland tokyo 15 anniversay?
I'm planning on it.
i went peter pan flight ride it is same ride and speed as flordia
John Metzler the entire park at Tokyo Disneyland is very similar to Walt Disney World in Florida
disneyland paris at nigt time
One of the mermaids is Ariel!
Which park is bigger? Tokyo, Anaheim or Paris?
Guernicaman Tokyo probably because it has the closet resemblance as Disney world in Florida
Is it really plagerizing if it's the same company? XD
A lot. Too much to list here.
yeah, but can Disney plagerize themselves? XD
Hey, that's not very nice.