Dreameee's Japan Trip

TOKYO DISNEYLAND

Located in Urayasu, Chiba, Tokyo Disneyland is first opened on 15th April 1983, 12 years after The Magic Kingdom opened at Walt Disney World.

Tokyo Disneyland is swarmed by many people and is noted for its huge open spaces to accommodate the massive crowds. There is really barely any off-season here!

No general admission ticket is available for Tokyo Disneyland. You need to purchase a Passport, inclusive of all attraction and rides. I bought the one-day passport for 5,500 yen ( approximately RM 180 ) But, believe me, it is worthy! : )

There are seven themed areas, each complimenting each other yet unique in their style. Made up of the World Bazaar, the four classic Disney lands: Adventureland, Westernland, Fantasy Land and Tomorrowland, and two mini lands, Critter Country and Toontown.

Tokyo Disneyland Gate!

Look at the crowd! I have never seen such big crowd in my entire life! It was only at the walkway to the entrance! Can you imagine queing up for 1 whole hour to get in?

Entrance to World Bazaar

Everyone was desperately wanting to take photo with the Donald Duck.

The Angry Pig in The 3 Little Pigs. He looks like the pig logo for "wo lai yeh" pork meat isn't it? :p

The ever-lovable Mickey Mouse waving to the eager crowds.

Minnie Mouse with its flirtatious pose.

Mana duit? Money money come come :p

The World Bazaar is where shops, restaurants, cinema and even a bank are located. Guests can stroll the streets in World Bazaar even in the rain, thanks to the lovely glass canopy/roof overhead.

An entertainer playing ragtime on his bicycle piano.

Behind of me, the Cinderella Castle - icon of Tokyo Disneyland

The Princess Days. Notice the queue behind of the arch? They were actually queing up to take photo here with the princesses. Loooooong queue!

Oh-so-lovely-tulips! Chuan, I do not need to go to Amsterdam to see it yah . :p

More tulips, in red & white!

Cinderella Castle

Mickey Statue

The Crystal Cinderella Castle

Crystal disney characters

The Roger Rabbit Car Toon Spin

Honk honk! Goofy's car!

Goofy's Bounce House!

In this wacky-looking house that could only belong to Goofy, kids can literally bounce off the walls and furniture for a jumping good time. Only kids are allowed to enjoy this very special Bounce House. Mee cannot. :((

On the boat ride to "It's a Small World" at Fantasyland .

Took part in the "happiest cruise that ever sailed." Here we enjoyed the colorful scenes and the merry figures of children from around the world singing and dancing to the cheerful anthem "it's a small world", in their respective languages.