Tokyo Disney Land
We headed to Tokyo Disney Land on the 12th! It is my second time here, but I enjoyed it a whole lot more this time because we went to parts of the park where I hadn't been before. We drove there this time, and arrived before the park even opened, and there were already large queues of people waiting! The weather was perfect too. I was glad to meet with Natsu again, she is super pretty and was really excited to go on every ride with me! We called our Boyfriends 'Grandpa' since they were always complaining.
Natsu's Boyfriend was telling us to buy 'churos' which, I have seen before but never been tempted to try one. Disney has different flavoured ones, but we settled on Mickey's Maple ones, and they are delicious!! I shared one with my Boyfriend however. They're cutely shaped as the world famous Disney Mickey logo.
We went on so many rides! I also made request to go and see Stitch's 3D show, so cute. (btw; Natsu's Boyfriend does an amazing Stitch impression!) We had such fun and took a lot of photos. We went to see a 3D movie -- or I think is the term now 4D? Because we had wind and water involved! But it was seriously such a surreal movie where everything DID actually leap out at you. I have never had such experience, even watching 3D movies, which sucks!
Many of the rides had such short queues! Which was amazing - our longest wait was 30 minutes! Which is nothing in comparison to the hour - two hour long waits in the past when I have visited Tokyo Disney. I got myself a little present to myself. I was torn however between a big Stitch or Stitch + Angel lover set. At the moment they are sat beside the TV.
We went on the Pirates of the Caribbean ride, and I realised that 90% of the ride is in English! It's really creative and tells you the story roughly. Jack is so realistic, which I think I covered in my last post about Tokyo Disney. I still insist that anyone who visits Japan should go to Disney Land or/and Sea!
We went on the Pirates of the Caribbean ride, and I realised that 90% of the ride is in English! It's really creative and tells you the story roughly. Jack is so realistic, which I think I covered in my last post about Tokyo Disney. I still insist that anyone who visits Japan should go to Disney Land or/and Sea!