The new summer ‘Cool Off’ season starts at Tokyo Disney on July 2nd and runs through the summer until September 15th – and a lot is happening. Here’s what to expect…
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Everything you need to know to plan the perfect trip to Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea– the best tips on buying tickets, skipping queues, staying on site – or nearby and more
Are the New Tokyo Disney Park Hopper Tickets Worth It?
Tokyo Disney just announced the return of their One-Day Park Hopper Tickets – but are they actually worth buying? Let us take a quick look.
Disney or USJ? How to Decide Which to Visit
If you only have time to visit one theme park on your Japan trip, which should it be – one of the Tokyo Disney parks or Universal Studios Japan? Here’s what we think you should look at to help you decide.
Tokyo DisneySea Rides by Height
If you’re wondering which Tokyo DisneySea rides you can ride with smaller children – or if that might work well for older kids who like their rides with a bit of a scream factor- this is your guide. We’ve listed everything by height and given a quick ride description so you know what to expect.
Tokyo Disneyland Rides by Height
If you’re going to Tokyo Disneyland with babies or small children you might be wondering what rides everyone can go on as a family. The good news is, of the three main theme parks in Japan (Disneyland, DisneySea and Universal Studios Japan) Tokyo Disneyland has the longest list of rides for all ages. Here’s our guide to who can ride what…
Dealing With Luggage at Tokyo Disney Resort
If you’re visiting the Tokyo Disney Parks before you check into your hotel in the Tokyo Disney area, on your way to the airport or before travelling to your next destination, what can you do with your bags?
Here are your options…
10 Things To Skip at the Tokyo Disney Parks
If you don’t have much time at the Tokyo Disney parks, you might wonder if there are any attractions you can skip. The following would be my answer…
Visiting Tokyo DisneySea with a Picky Eater
Theme parks are usually an easy place to feed a more tricky eater. They tend to err on the side of lots of easy-to-recognise, popular foods, but the Tokyo Disney parks are slightly different. Because they cater largely to a local audience, finding the foods people might be used to can be a bit harder. Our list aims to help make it easier.