Tokyo DisneySea is the perfect version of DisneyLand. Not too expensive while still maintaining the magic. Just been there recently twice. It’s that good.
I went twice in the 10 YEARS I LIVED THERE. Everyone wanted to go to freaking Disneyland. Don't get me wrong! Disneyland is dope! But disneysea was sooo much cooler. You had journey to the center of earth, 20,000 leagues olunder the sea, (before it got dismantled,) this really cool hurricane hunters ride and I'm pretty sure Indiana Jones was there as well! Tower of terror was also featured there, and God. I freaking loved the raging spirits roller coaster.
As a bigger guy I was super touched by how helpful the staff at Disney Sea Japan was. They came and found me in the lines and took me back stage so I could see if I fit on the rides.
Were you able to fit on most things? I know Disney in America is pretty generous with their seats and people only really have issues with the Avatar ride due to the leg locks
@@alpaca6462 The only thing I ended up fitting on was Soaring and the Nemo ride. I couldn't fit on the Journey to the Center of the Earth ride which was the main one I wanted.
That's so kind of them! That way, it saves the embarrassment of not being allowed on the ride in que, time wasted in vain and making sure safety protocols are followed. I just know the operators must have been so anxious to ask as well because they worry of being offensive. It sounds like you appreciated it, though, and showed class, so that's good. 😊
@@Random_Kitten252im surprised they even let them buy the rights to use their name. There must be details in the contract requiring them to not poorly represent the brand.
Worth noting, Disney Sea is more marketed for college students and adults largely (maybe high school too?). Lots more rollercoasters and beer is widely available, unlike Tokyo Disneyland. It was my favorite. I'm also their target audience, so makes sense.
Another interesting thing is that Japanese law Requires certain food to be sold as advertised, which probably includes quite a few food stands. Companies doing that in the US would likely triple the price :(
Its advertised mainly for COUPLES on dates and highschoolers. Thats why when you ask a local, theyd tell you that disney land is mainly kid friendly while disney sea is more on adult version.
It used to be the other way around when they used to have an annual pass. Mom's would bring their kids to keep them entertained and chat with other moms.
You also forgot to mention that people don’t cut in line!!! I see entire families in US Disney cut in line. The Japanese people have much more politeness and respect. And Japanese people are super enthusiastic to take your photo. I got like 10 different angles from this Japanese girl when I asked her to take my photo. Such a gem ✨
That’s an issue in the US? Where I live no one cuts lines, aside from children who had to go to the washroom & then come back in line with their parents, I’ve barely seen people cut in line
i remember being a hostess and a group of elderly ladies asked me to take their photos and i did (happily) and they were surprised by how long i took and i remember their eyes widening when i sent over a whole bunch from different angles 😭🙏 (this was in the US)
@@emmaleebuzzard1023 i'm in the US and half my disney group cut the line. it's definitely a thing unfortunately. hard to believe those people had no guilt whatsoever. rise of the resistance if anyone was wondering, which can have a wait of two hours.
She ate at most of the food stands and she spent $30!!!?? Plus the food there ACTUALLY looked like the food advertised!!!?? 🤯 😂😂😂😂 seriously, this is so sad for other theme parks.
I mean, Japanese yen value is driven to the ground so most stuff over there is a steal. I've been there this summer and a bag of chips that would normally cost $3-4 here in America are like 180 yen/$1.20 in Japan.
Tristan, 🙄 People like you have to argumentative just for the sake of being argumentative. There is no theme park that is reasonable on food prices. Except maybe this Disneyland she's talking about. If you're eating at almost all of the food places for around $30 at any other theme park you must be digging through the trash cans. 😂😂
Maybe for one person. But just chips on a stick is already 8 euros for two and waffles too around 8-10 euros for two people. And expect everything else to be around the same price. And lets not talk about parking price, ticket price and expensive merch. Been there last year. Total expense about 100 euros. @@Tristan-mc4wm
I love Tokyo Disneyland !!! Been there twice already and i cant get over it. Foods are very good and priced reasonably, not too expensive for a theme park. Adult guests even dressed up their favorite characters it’s so awesome to see!!!!!
When I was 8, I went to Disney in Florida. While we were waiting for the fireworks, we sat on the sidewalk near some Japanese dudes. I don’t remember a thing they said, but I danced with them since they also had bubble wands. Great memory 👍🏻 Hope they’re still out there living their best lives 💕
What a nice memory , I feel some type of nostalgia when I remember people that I only saw one time but made my day fun , is weird how we never get to see that people again 😢
Was just at DisneySea a few weeks ago, and it's legit much more affordable than any US park, and just as fun (perhaps better) due to the fact that you can actually eat without taking out a small loan to do so. Oh, and I definitely recommend the chicken quarters that are served there with one of the mango drinks to go along.
@@TheAmpharosFreakOr they just don't overprice their food by outrageous amounts. The US theme parks have no reason to price a kids meal with a cheap fruit cup a bit of fries a small drink and 3 tenders at 12 dollars. Absolutely not.
@@ZippyNarwhal but if yen is weak wouldn't that make prices go up?? I'm genuinely trying to understand because I thought if money loses it's value inflation occurs.
When I was there with my partner (she was pregnant, couldn't go on rides) I discovered a thing called the single rider line (First time at a theme park). You skip to the front of a seperate queue and when there is an odd number of people in a group 3, 5 etc. You take the spare seat. 2hr queue skipped 5min wait instead.
One thing I really like about Tokyo Disney is that its waaaay cheaper than Anaheim Disney.. like half the cost and the people and staff are waaaay nicer too with shorter lines. We never bought merch in Anaheim despite having a season ticket because it was so expensive, but at Disney Tokyo we bought so much merch cause it was like 1/3 to 1/2 the cost.
@@ironqqq The staff is not way nicer, guaranteed. The staff literally train for weeks and sometimes months or years before they are even allowed to interface with the public, depending on their position. It's called Disneyland by the way. Not Disney Anehiem. Odd that you had a season ticket and didn't know it's name, especially since it was the original Disney theme park...
@@DoctorKnox I can call it DLR or Disneyland Resort and DCA, Disney California Adventures but this is not a Disney specific forum. Plus Megan just refers to it as Disneyland in title but in reality it's Disney Sea. The patrons are much nicer and more respectful at Tokyo Disney. It's so nice the staff waive and smile at you. The Japanese hospitality is extended to you which is so nice. I've been to DLR like 40 times, but I'm done with it now. It's just too expensive even with a season pass. I go to Japan about once a year and I finally went to Tokyo Disney and it was the highlight of our last trip. And it's so nice I can just take the JR to Tokyo Disney vs driving to DLR, spending a fortune parking in that giant parking structure and then riding that ridiculously slow to load smelly tram to Downtown Disney.
@@ironqqq Disney California Adventure is a park WITHIN Disneyland, it is not another name for Disneyland. Disney Sea is yet again, a park WITHIN Disney Tokyo, it is not a different resort. That would be like calling Disney World "Disney Animal Kingdom". It's not, it's Disney World, and it has the animal kingdom inside the resort. There is ONE Disneyland, ONE Disney World, ONE Disney Tokyo, ONE Disneyland Paris, etc. They are all their respective names. They can't be used interchangeably. Megan is referring to Disney Tokyo, not Disney sea, Disney Sea is just one park in the resort. I'm just saying, if you start using the names non-consistently people get confused, like you just did.
For those curious: Japan really wanted a Disneyland. Disney did not really want to build another Disneyland, that sounded like a lot of money and a lot of work. So they told Japan that, look, we’ll build you a Disneyland, but you have to pay for it, and in top of that we get a huge chunk of the profit, so Japan would say no and they wouldn’t have to do it. Japan said yes. So they built a Disneyland in Tokyo. Imagineers from Disney did most of the designing, and teaching the employees the Disney Standards. Source; The Imagineering Story, a Disney-produced docuseries I really enjoy. (It’s on Disney+, give it a watch if you’re bored and have access!)
I remember my friends were complaining about the prices for the food in usj and I was being like "uuuh these are normal prices. It's the triple in the theme Parks of our country"
Those popcorn buckets. We had them. What you do is get it re-filled at the different popcorn stations around the the park. Here’s the thing though. Each station has different popcorn. Chocolate drizzled popcorn. Curry popcorn. Carmel popcorn.
I went last December on a whim and it was so worth it! It really wasn’t that expensive or difficult, the hardest part was psyching my self up to actually just go!! I plan on going back solo honestly. Use the browser Kayak to get the cheapest ticket and then just find capsule hotels and airbnbs nearby and just take a carry on so you can walk everywhere.
All of this is true as I just got back from a trip to Japan, we went to disneysea and Disneyland and it isn't very expensive and having no physical tickets is actually quite convenient but the food there was not very nice but reasonably priced 🇯🇵🍱
I went here last year, the Sindbad and Jules Verne attractions were so charming! Kinda wanna go back now they have the new Frozen and Peter Pan sections.
The soul of Disney in the US is long gone. It’s just there to take all of your money as humanly possible. Our family can’t wait to go to Disneysea in July 2026 to experience how Japan does Disney and how it compares to the US haydays of the early 2000’s of Disney parks.
Absolutely not. I went this year, and didn't have a bad experience, aside from the entitled park goers. Every cast member was a delight, I had a ton of fun, and my most memorable moments were talking to the people working there, who were just as excited about some of the stuff I had as I was! You'd think working there they'd be used to people walking through with merch, especially if it's as soulless as you describe, but now I'll be saying "Toontown gets all the best stuff" for a good while yet. I'm hoping the refurbishments are being pushed hard for Disneyland's 70th, and that when I go again, I will be able to do even more than before, TBH. And yeah, I'll probably go to Tokyo Disney, because it sounds like a good time too!
I guess Japan having rides with nothing to do with Disney is the same thing Disney did with Pirates, Haunted mansion, Space mountain, People mover, Spaceship earth, Dinosaur (originally anyway) etc. They opened with no IP attached to them.
Funnily enough the pirates Version in Disney Land Paris, had a lot of easter egg in it, that later could be found in the Pirates of caribean films too. For example the szene with the dog in the prison
I remember going to Japan for the first time when I was 8, and it’s one of my favorite memories. We also went to Tokyo Japan and I got one of the popcorn buckets. I got the Cinderella one and still have it to this day.
I've been to Disneyland in California and Disney world in Florida (I'm not American) but when I went to Tokyo Disney I found it to be so much better. And I was so excited to see people actually being able to dress up in costumes. The food was cheaper and better, and I didn't actually mind queueing up for the rides there
Tokyo Disney is still under the Disney Corperation's thumb. OLC has a license agreement with the Disney Corperation to be Disney Tokyo's management company. The Disney Corperation still maintains a high degree of control over the resort. Disney has non-Disney brands and products in all of it's parks. They add those things that are popular in the areas the park resides, as long as they can get the license for cheap. As for lines... how long have you been away from the USA? because... Black Friday? Heck, a Costco opened up near me and people lined up for the grand opening 68 hours before it opened... Yeah, almost 3 days.
@@cannottea Yeah, seriously. We drove by because the Costco gas station was opened a week before the grand opening. The thing is, everybody that wanted in on opening day got in. There was NO reason to wait!!!! Yeah, I think Americans take the cake for waiting in lines. lol
When I used to live in Japan(over 10 years ago), I went to Disney land with my family so many times. I remember there was a Jungle boat Ride with very realistic looking animals and my personal favorite being that one ride with dinosaurs. Idk if these rides are still around so pls tell me if they are. There also was submarine ride That I can remember which scared the crap out of me as a child
TokyoDisney and DisneySea are my favorite Disney parks. I have never experienced anything better than that. Fantasy Springs is gorgeous! I just took my light up Rapunzel popcorn bucket to Disneyland California and everyone was so jealous of it because we don’t have things that cute in America
I was there this year and our Disney package was many many pages of perforated paper tickets for everything. Entry, a few rides per day, food, beverage, gifts, etc.
My friends in Tokyo where sooooo excited to take me there... They really were curious what i thought of it. Id never been to any Disneyland so I just was politely enthusiastic😊
The popcorn is one of the fun things I remember about our trip. We ran around looking for all the popcorn vendors to try all the flavors, like garlic shrimp.
Tokyo DisneySea is the perfect version of DisneyLand. Not too expensive while still maintaining the magic. Just been there recently twice. It’s that good.
I went twice in the 10 YEARS I LIVED THERE. Everyone wanted to go to freaking Disneyland. Don't get me wrong! Disneyland is dope! But disneysea was sooo much cooler. You had journey to the center of earth, 20,000 leagues olunder the sea, (before it got dismantled,) this really cool hurricane hunters ride and I'm pretty sure Indiana Jones was there as well! Tower of terror was also featured there, and God. I freaking loved the raging spirits roller coaster.
And the Duffy and Friends characters ❤️ I have gelatoni merch from when I went
@@greenneko8020kinda funny, your name & pfp + gelatoni are green cats
@@wordguystudios4.070this is a helpful overview of the rides! Thank you, great comment👍
Just left japan and the lining up for anything and everything is what i will not get used to. Express passes for universal was a massive time saver
As a bigger guy I was super touched by how helpful the staff at Disney Sea Japan was. They came and found me in the lines and took me back stage so I could see if I fit on the rides.
THAT'S AMAZING AND SO KIND!
Were you able to fit on most things? I know Disney in America is pretty generous with their seats and people only really have issues with the Avatar ride due to the leg locks
that's good. i also dont finna end up like splat albert
@@alpaca6462 The only thing I ended up fitting on was Soaring and the Nemo ride. I couldn't fit on the Journey to the Center of the Earth ride which was the main one I wanted.
That's so kind of them! That way, it saves the embarrassment of not being allowed on the ride in que, time wasted in vain and making sure safety protocols are followed. I just know the operators must have been so anxious to ask as well because they worry of being offensive. It sounds like you appreciated it, though, and showed class, so that's good. 😊
Disney Japan is owned by the Oriental Land Company. They pay Disney for the rights to operate under the Disney name.
Thank you, was trying to find this info.
Thank you, I was wondering!
So interesting
Oh thank you! Disney is so pissy with its stuff I was confused lol
@@Random_Kitten252im surprised they even let them buy the rights to use their name. There must be details in the contract requiring them to not poorly represent the brand.
Worth noting, Disney Sea is more marketed for college students and adults largely (maybe high school too?). Lots more rollercoasters and beer is widely available, unlike Tokyo Disneyland. It was my favorite. I'm also their target audience, so makes sense.
Another interesting thing is that Japanese law Requires certain food to be sold as advertised, which probably includes quite a few food stands. Companies doing that in the US would likely triple the price :(
@@Not_interestEd- SCREW ALLLLL THE COMPANIES IN THE US FOR DOING THAT!
I’m so jealous of Duffy. I wish there was Duffy and Lunabell in the states
Its advertised mainly for COUPLES on dates and highschoolers. Thats why when you ask a local, theyd tell you that disney land is mainly kid friendly while disney sea is more on adult version.
So true! I just went yesterday and I saw wayyy more adults than children! It was cool to see their dedication 😂 the rides were also crazy long😬
It used to be the other way around when they used to have an annual pass. Mom's would bring their kids to keep them entertained and chat with other moms.
To be fair, Japan doesn't have many children
@@CursedHeart3 I doubt the lines were long. Disney Land and Disney World have waiting lines for some rides as long as 5 hours on busy days.
The sheer magnitude of the fact that the country is understandably predominantly Asian didn't hit me until I was in line at Tokyo Disneysea
@@Sadarsa What? I see swarms of kids here literally EVERY DAY. They have a population problem that is arising, but not having many children? LOL.
You also forgot to mention that people don’t cut in line!!! I see entire families in US Disney cut in line. The Japanese people have much more politeness and respect.
And Japanese people are super enthusiastic to take your photo. I got like 10 different angles from this Japanese girl when I asked her to take my photo. Such a gem ✨
Ya its an actual civilized country.
That’s an issue in the US? Where I live no one cuts lines, aside from children who had to go to the washroom & then come back in line with their parents, I’ve barely seen people cut in line
@@haileyrain9305 I’m in the US and I haven’t seen anyone cut in line. But some people feel entitled, so idk. 😂
i remember being a hostess and a group of elderly ladies asked me to take their photos and i did (happily) and they were surprised by how long i took and i remember their eyes widening when i sent over a whole bunch from different angles 😭🙏 (this was in the US)
@@emmaleebuzzard1023 i'm in the US and half my disney group cut the line. it's definitely a thing unfortunately. hard to believe those people had no guilt whatsoever. rise of the resistance if anyone was wondering, which can have a wait of two hours.
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If anybody is wondering, Tokyo Disneyland and Disney sea owns and operates by a Japanese company named Oriental Land Company.
She ate at most of the food stands and she spent $30!!!?? Plus the food there ACTUALLY looked like the food advertised!!!?? 🤯 😂😂😂😂 seriously, this is so sad for other theme parks.
I mean, Japanese yen value is driven to the ground so most stuff over there is a steal. I've been there this summer and a bag of chips that would normally cost $3-4 here in America are like 180 yen/$1.20 in Japan.
Plenty of other theme parks where you can spend the entire day food and pay less than 30 for food. Efteling is one that comes to mind.
@@Tristan-mc4wmNah, man. Efteling is kind of expensive
Tristan, 🙄 People like you have to argumentative just for the sake of being argumentative. There is no theme park that is reasonable on food prices. Except maybe this Disneyland she's talking about. If you're eating at almost all of the food places for around $30 at any other theme park you must be digging through the trash cans. 😂😂
Maybe for one person. But just chips on a stick is already 8 euros for two and waffles too around 8-10 euros for two people. And expect everything else to be around the same price. And lets not talk about parking price, ticket price and expensive merch. Been there last year. Total expense about 100 euros. @@Tristan-mc4wm
I love Tokyo Disneyland !!! Been there twice already and i cant get over it. Foods are very good and priced reasonably, not too expensive for a theme park. Adult guests even dressed up their favorite characters it’s so awesome to see!!!!!
Were those adult guests in actual cosplay or were they doing that silly "bounding" thing?
Wishing this was a full video, I'd love to see their whole day😍
I love that popcorn bucket! Charming!!
Wow, a bucket that lights up! Such a cool item!
Their popcorn buckets are really pretty and kinda better than the other parks. The beauty and the beast one is my favorite xD
Thank you! I was looking for this comment, I want that bucket so bad! It looks so cool!!!!
Mass exclamation points!!!!!!!!!!! ‼️ !!!!!!!!!!!!
Those popcorn buckets always look so cool!
When I was 8, I went to Disney in Florida. While we were waiting for the fireworks, we sat on the sidewalk near some Japanese dudes. I don’t remember a thing they said, but I danced with them since they also had bubble wands. Great memory 👍🏻 Hope they’re still out there living their best lives 💕
What a nice memory , I feel some type of nostalgia when I remember people that I only saw one time but made my day fun , is weird how we never get to see that people again 😢
Interactions like that are reminders that most people really are kind and want share happiness
I’d love to see a full Vlog on Disneyland in Japan!
Was just at DisneySea a few weeks ago, and it's legit much more affordable than any US park, and just as fun (perhaps better) due to the fact that you can actually eat without taking out a small loan to do so. Oh, and I definitely recommend the chicken quarters that are served there with one of the mango drinks to go along.
Well yeah the dollar goes further in Japan than it does in the US. The yen is weak.
@@TheAmpharosFreakOr they just don't overprice their food by outrageous amounts. The US theme parks have no reason to price a kids meal with a cheap fruit cup a bit of fries a small drink and 3 tenders at 12 dollars. Absolutely not.
@@rose01-22it’s both. It’s cheaper on average but the yen being what it is also plays a role.
@@ZippyNarwhal but if yen is weak wouldn't that make prices go up?? I'm genuinely trying to understand because I thought if money loses it's value inflation occurs.
@@rose01-22 Money losing value doesn't cause inflation. Inflation can cause money to lose value though.
Such a natural beauty!
When I was there with my partner (she was pregnant, couldn't go on rides) I discovered a thing called the single rider line (First time at a theme park). You skip to the front of a seperate queue and when there is an odd number of people in a group 3, 5 etc. You take the spare seat. 2hr queue skipped 5min wait instead.
That’s available at all the Disney parks actually
That happens at Disney World in Florida too. It's really helpful on busy days because it keeps the rides full and the lines moving.
@@aiaesthetics1124This is true! Not all rides but all parks.
I’m actually going to Disney Japan pretty soon so I’m really excited
One thing I really like about Tokyo Disney is that its waaaay cheaper than Anaheim Disney.. like half the cost and the people and staff are waaaay nicer too with shorter lines. We never bought merch in Anaheim despite having a season ticket because it was so expensive, but at Disney Tokyo we bought so much merch cause it was like 1/3 to 1/2 the cost.
@@ironqqq The staff is not way nicer, guaranteed. The staff literally train for weeks and sometimes months or years before they are even allowed to interface with the public, depending on their position.
It's called Disneyland by the way. Not Disney Anehiem. Odd that you had a season ticket and didn't know it's name, especially since it was the original Disney theme park...
@@DoctorKnox I can call it DLR or Disneyland Resort and DCA, Disney California Adventures but this is not a Disney specific forum.
Plus Megan just refers to it as Disneyland in title but in reality it's Disney Sea. The patrons are much nicer and more respectful at Tokyo Disney. It's so nice the staff waive and smile at you. The Japanese hospitality is extended to you which is so nice. I've been to DLR like 40 times, but I'm done with it now. It's just too expensive even with a season pass. I go to Japan about once a year and I finally went to Tokyo Disney and it was the highlight of our last trip.
And it's so nice I can just take the JR to Tokyo Disney vs driving to DLR, spending a fortune parking in that giant parking structure and then riding that ridiculously slow to load smelly tram to Downtown Disney.
@@ironqqq Disney California Adventure is a park WITHIN Disneyland, it is not another name for Disneyland. Disney Sea is yet again, a park WITHIN Disney Tokyo, it is not a different resort. That would be like calling Disney World "Disney Animal Kingdom". It's not, it's Disney World, and it has the animal kingdom inside the resort.
There is ONE Disneyland, ONE Disney World, ONE Disney Tokyo, ONE Disneyland Paris, etc. They are all their respective names. They can't be used interchangeably. Megan is referring to Disney Tokyo, not Disney sea, Disney Sea is just one park in the resort.
I'm just saying, if you start using the names non-consistently people get confused, like you just did.
@@DoctorKnoxYou must be one of those angry employees at Disney Anaheim. Your ankle bracelet from court must be kind of tight.
@@deeferguson9272lmao fr they be tweaking
For those curious: Japan really wanted a Disneyland. Disney did not really want to build another Disneyland, that sounded like a lot of money and a lot of work. So they told Japan that, look, we’ll build you a Disneyland, but you have to pay for it, and in top of that we get a huge chunk of the profit, so Japan would say no and they wouldn’t have to do it.
Japan said yes.
So they built a Disneyland in Tokyo. Imagineers from Disney did most of the designing, and teaching the employees the Disney Standards.
Source; The Imagineering Story, a Disney-produced docuseries I really enjoy. (It’s on Disney+, give it a watch if you’re bored and have access!)
Seriously, this video brightened my mood!
GIVE ME THAT TINKERBELL POPCORN BUCKET RIGHT NOW 👹👹👹
I remember my friends were complaining about the prices for the food in usj and I was being like "uuuh these are normal prices. It's the triple in the theme Parks of our country"
I've always wanted to go there!!! Thank you for sharing!!!
Those popcorn buckets. We had them. What you do is get it re-filled at the different popcorn stations around the the park.
Here’s the thing though.
Each station has different popcorn. Chocolate drizzled popcorn. Curry popcorn. Carmel popcorn.
I assume they don't charge for the refill?
How cool!! Thanks for that info!
Cool that they have different flavors.
Melon soda popcorn, the best
WAIT refills are free?!!!! We bought one of those!
That light was cute!
Looks like a wonderful time! Fingers crossed i make it to Japan one day and can see this. It's on my bucket list!
I went last December on a whim and it was so worth it! It really wasn’t that expensive or difficult, the hardest part was psyching my self up to actually just go!! I plan on going back solo honestly. Use the browser Kayak to get the cheapest ticket and then just find capsule hotels and airbnbs nearby and just take a carry on so you can walk everywhere.
Okay but why is the food so cute ☺️
It was I think $50 to get in and the food is so cheap! Amazing quality too!
All of this is true as I just got back from a trip to Japan, we went to disneysea and Disneyland and it isn't very expensive and having no physical tickets is actually quite convenient but the food there was not very nice but reasonably priced 🇯🇵🍱
Thats such a cool popcorn bucket. Yeah definitely worth buying
I found this popcorn bucket selling for $150 on eBay 😳
That is so wonderful and cute, I hope I get to go someday! 🥰
Disney park not owned my Disney? I'm there‼️
That big Ben bucket is SO COOL!! I want one 😢 😭
I went here last year, the Sindbad and Jules Verne attractions were so charming! Kinda wanna go back now they have the new Frozen and Peter Pan sections.
Loved it and cannot wait to go back!
The soul of Disney in the US is long gone. It’s just there to take all of your money as humanly possible.
Our family can’t wait to go to Disneysea in July 2026 to experience how Japan does Disney and how it compares to the US haydays of the early 2000’s of Disney parks.
Did you see their latest announcement about AI post-production?? Agree, Disney magic is long dead.
At least inI US you can get on the rides without waiting 2 hours.😊
Disneyland in US is far superior to Disneyland in Tokyo. It has literally twice the rides and attractions.
Absolutely not. I went this year, and didn't have a bad experience, aside from the entitled park goers. Every cast member was a delight, I had a ton of fun, and my most memorable moments were talking to the people working there, who were just as excited about some of the stuff I had as I was! You'd think working there they'd be used to people walking through with merch, especially if it's as soulless as you describe, but now I'll be saying "Toontown gets all the best stuff" for a good while yet. I'm hoping the refurbishments are being pushed hard for Disneyland's 70th, and that when I go again, I will be able to do even more than before, TBH.
And yeah, I'll probably go to Tokyo Disney, because it sounds like a good time too!
I love watching your videos!! You seem like such a fun person to be around ❤️❤️
When you said it lights up through the screen, I said “worth it”
Those soft buns yum! and light up box. Gorgeous
So cute ❤❤❤❤
Omg! Sindbad!! I used to love that show as a kid
She’s pretty 🤩
I love your videos soo much ❤️xx It's my dream to live in Japan and you inspire me so much to keep learning the language 😊❤️
I got the Winnie Puuh popcorn bucket. It is cute.
Smooth ad roll.
Disneysea was the peak of my vacation for me. Incredible park. Incredible food. All around the best disney park in the world. I want to go again soon.
that looks so fun!
I guess Japan having rides with nothing to do with Disney is the same thing Disney did with Pirates, Haunted mansion, Space mountain, People mover, Spaceship earth, Dinosaur (originally anyway) etc. They opened with no IP attached to them.
Funnily enough the pirates Version in Disney Land Paris, had a lot of easter egg in it, that later could be found in the Pirates of caribean films too. For example the szene with the dog in the prison
@@pilgerfuchs219 yeah they lifted a lot of aspects from the ride when making the movie
man this looks so fun :3
i'm going to japan for a school trip next year and i am so excited for it 😭😭 i can't wait to go here
a school trip? damn that's hella lucky
@@Kazuma_Kiryu_wannabe it is! sort of expensive but i'm working to pay half
@@Miya_.- at least you get to go to japan lol
@@Kazuma_Kiryu_wannabe hell yeah 🔥🔥
I remember going to Japan for the first time when I was 8, and it’s one of my favorite memories. We also went to Tokyo Japan and I got one of the popcorn buckets. I got the Cinderella one and still have it to this day.
I've been to Disneyland in California and Disney world in Florida (I'm not American) but when I went to Tokyo Disney I found it to be so much better. And I was so excited to see people actually being able to dress up in costumes. The food was cheaper and better, and I didn't actually mind queueing up for the rides there
Disney sea was so fun and all the different popcorn buckets were amazing
Tokyo Disney is still under the Disney Corperation's thumb. OLC has a license agreement with the Disney Corperation to be Disney Tokyo's management company. The Disney Corperation still maintains a high degree of control over the resort. Disney has non-Disney brands and products in all of it's parks. They add those things that are popular in the areas the park resides, as long as they can get the license for cheap.
As for lines... how long have you been away from the USA? because... Black Friday? Heck, a Costco opened up near me and people lined up for the grand opening 68 hours before it opened... Yeah, almost 3 days.
almost 3 days!? bro
Like the Weird Al song "Hardware store"...
@@cannottea Yeah, seriously. We drove by because the Costco gas station was opened a week before the grand opening. The thing is, everybody that wanted in on opening day got in. There was NO reason to wait!!!! Yeah, I think Americans take the cake for waiting in lines. lol
I'm pretty sure she lives in Japan, (I think) she's a teacher there who teaches kids English.
Tokyo disney looks amazing! Contemplating a trip there
When I used to live in Japan(over 10 years ago), I went to Disney land with my family so many times.
I remember there was a Jungle boat Ride with very realistic looking animals and my personal favorite being that one ride with dinosaurs.
Idk if these rides are still around so pls tell me if they are.
There also was submarine ride That I can remember which scared the crap out of me as a child
We're going to be there in 2 weeks!!! You're doing all the things that we are planning to do!!!!
Tokyo Disneyland was awesome. The food is affordable and looks exactly as advertised. The rides are well maintained too
Whhaaatt I love the popcorn bucket/lamp/clock! Its so cute and well tought off! Love it ☺️ Such a great time piece and keepsake
Not actually owned by Disney?
Then it might actually be REALLY GOOD...🙄
I’ve been to both of them before last year it is very beautiful there!
Around $30 bucks for two to three meals (including snacks here). Sign me up.😁
As someone who plans to go to Disneyland Japan next year, this was very helpful! :)
They do Walt Disney better there than Disney does here.
I need to go back to disney land it felt so magical when i went as a child ❤❤❤
TokyoDisney and DisneySea are my favorite Disney parks. I have never experienced anything better than that. Fantasy Springs is gorgeous! I just took my light up Rapunzel popcorn bucket to Disneyland California and everyone was so jealous of it because we don’t have things that cute in America
I was there this year and our Disney package was many many pages of perforated paper tickets for everything. Entry, a few rides per day, food, beverage, gifts, etc.
Tokyo Disneyland is way BETTER than the US versions
I was there in April. Magical ❤
“Disney Adults” is such a polite way of calling those people 😂
Omg i remember my mom buying me a popcorn bucket when i went when i was 9 plus i loved that it was a over the shoulder bag!! So practical!!!
Disney adults is the weirdest lamest thing ive ever heard.
Oh wow! So stunning, so brave!
Those lines are nuts.
The bucket is hella cool!
Went to Disney Sea in October and it was great! We tried most food options too and $30 sounds about right for the whole day.
Super helpful, I'm planning to go soon!
They have splash mountain which is awsome
I love this so much, this is why i want to live in japan when im older
My friends in Tokyo where sooooo excited to take me there...
They really were curious what i thought of it. Id never been to any Disneyland so I just was politely enthusiastic😊
I have to get that popcorn bucket, I'm a sucker for anything that lights up and clocks. 😂❤❤
Idk but ur. Videos make me wanna replay them
i’d like to go to japan’s disney. it sound perfect
i NEED that bucket!!!!
Their Mike melon bun was so good. 🤩
My dream is to go to Japan.. you so informative ❤ much love and love your videos
I would love to see a video with what I eat in a day at Disney with prices
Nice ad for that app ... many people don't even realise they watched an ad and that's perfection ❤.. bravo
ive gone to both disney and disneysea and it was amazing
The popcorn is one of the fun things I remember about our trip. We ran around looking for all the popcorn vendors to try all the flavors, like garlic shrimp.
Love the light up bucket
They do sell physical tickets at conbinis
I buy a ton of Disney Tokyo pins and collectors stuff online, it’s always way cheaper and they make great gifts for throughout the year
I would buy alot of the fun trinkets that the food or drink comes in . I'm a Big KID at heart ❤🤭
🙀🙀🙀 That's a popcorn bucket I never knew I needed!!!
I'm going there next year :D
I actually love your vids! Btw you’re so pretty!