@YourGh0stHost Thank you and thanks for watching! Appreciate it. Yeah, it’s just blatant and apparent. Totally not the magical experience it used to be.
If you can make the trip, Tokyo Disney absolutely still has the magic. Cast members are great, food is great, everything is well maintained, and I got a 1-day passport for only $60 in 2024. For food I spent $35 total on a fantastic Baymax curry for lunch, a pretty good pizza for dinner (wanted to watch Tony Solaroni), and a craft beer. Plus you get DisneySea next to Land, and that may be the best theme park on the planet. Of course, I might be a little bit biased because I live in Nagano and it is basically my local park.
Wow, that sounds awesome. Way better. It’s definitely on the bucket list, I think it would be so different to go to Disney in another country. Sounds like a great time.
@@mattandlukessci-fisanctuar7503 I needed to hear this 👍🏽. We will be there in December. I am really excited for this trip…in particular a chance to ride Splash again (even in December 😂), and anything and everything DisneySea. Can I ask your opinion regarding hotels? Aside from the happy entry (gigity) is it really worth paying to stay at one versus like the bayside area “official” hotels that are on the monorail line?
Honestly, we have stayed at some good places that are on property with the amenities of a Disney like the shuttles, early park entry, etc. but not a Disney hotel, like Hilton. I personally think those extras make your stay easier, not necessarily more magical. Just my opinion, but once we park, we don’t wanna get in the are again until we leave.
@@mohutch7863 Unfortunately, I don’t know much about the hotels. My Disney trip is waking up a 6am, taking the first Shinkansen to Tokyo, and that gets me to the park right at nine. Then I take one of the last Shinkansens home and end up sleeping in my own bed! That said, I have heard people speak well of the Sheraton and Hilton hotels, which are considered “official.” But if you can afford Miracosta…
Ahhhh, not trying to be a hater here or a gloater. I really came to this same realization on our last trip. A lot of the cast members just seemed like…I dunno, like they did not want to be there. This was across the board…from the parks to the hotels. Between that and the general maintenance/construction/closures just not worth what we spent. We will be taking a 5 year cool down from the domestic parks…checking out Tokyo this year, where I hear the magic still lives.
Yes, exactly! You know exactly what we mean. Now we did find the resort cast members WAY more helpful and pleasant, but in the park was terrible. I agree, and we will enjoy some of the Tampa Bay offerings. Enjoy Tokyo and would love to hear about it!
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glad that people are speaking up against the greed. absolutely has gone down hill. well done fellas!
@YourGh0stHost Thank you and thanks for watching! Appreciate it. Yeah, it’s just blatant and apparent. Totally not the magical experience it used to be.
If you can make the trip, Tokyo Disney absolutely still has the magic. Cast members are great, food is great, everything is well maintained, and I got a 1-day passport for only $60 in 2024. For food I spent $35 total on a fantastic Baymax curry for lunch, a pretty good pizza for dinner (wanted to watch Tony Solaroni), and a craft beer. Plus you get DisneySea next to Land, and that may be the best theme park on the planet. Of course, I might be a little bit biased because I live in Nagano and it is basically my local park.
Wow, that sounds awesome. Way better. It’s definitely on the bucket list, I think it would be so different to go to Disney in another country. Sounds like a great time.
@@mattandlukessci-fisanctuar7503 I needed to hear this 👍🏽. We will be there in December. I am really excited for this trip…in particular a chance to ride Splash again (even in December 😂), and anything and everything DisneySea. Can I ask your opinion regarding hotels? Aside from the happy entry (gigity) is it really worth paying to stay at one versus like the bayside area “official” hotels that are on the monorail line?
Honestly, we have stayed at some good places that are on property with the amenities of a Disney like the shuttles, early park entry, etc. but not a Disney hotel, like Hilton. I personally think those extras make your stay easier, not necessarily more magical. Just my opinion, but once we park, we don’t wanna get in the are again until we leave.
@@mohutch7863 Unfortunately, I don’t know much about the hotels. My Disney trip is waking up a 6am, taking the first Shinkansen to Tokyo, and that gets me to the park right at nine. Then I take one of the last Shinkansens home and end up sleeping in my own bed! That said, I have heard people speak well of the Sheraton and Hilton hotels, which are considered “official.” But if you can afford Miracosta…
Ahhhh, not trying to be a hater here or a gloater. I really came to this same realization on our last trip. A lot of the cast members just seemed like…I dunno, like they did not want to be there. This was across the board…from the parks to the hotels. Between that and the general maintenance/construction/closures just not worth what we spent. We will be taking a 5 year cool down from the domestic parks…checking out Tokyo this year, where I hear the magic still lives.
Yes, exactly! You know exactly what we mean. Now we did find the resort cast members WAY more helpful and pleasant, but in the park was terrible. I agree, and we will enjoy some of the Tampa Bay offerings.
Enjoy Tokyo and would love to hear about it!