- Tokyo Disneyland® Park, the first Disney park to operate outside the United States, opened in 1983. This Kingdom of Dreams and Magic introduced the concept of Disney family entertainment to Japan and has been popular with people of all ages from around the world ever since.
When guests step into Tokyo Disneyland®, they leave the everyday world behind and enter a realm of excitement, adventure, fantasy and fun.
- Tokyo Disneyland® Daytime Parade Jubilation!
- RECOMMENDED ATTRACTIONS
MICKEY'S PHILHARMAGIC
"A dazzling 3-D film attraction with your favorite Disney music! Come for a fun and magical concert with Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and many more of your Disney friends! Let Donald sweep you away into the fantastic world of Disney animation!"
BIG THUNDER MOUNTAIN
"For years now, there have been stories about supernatural forces at work in Big Thunder Mountain. When one mining company didn't heed the rumors and blasted out all sorts of mine shafts and tunnels, unexplained and dangerous events started occurring. Some of the old hands even say they can hear tommy knockers, the spirits of long dead miners, tapping from somewhere inside the mines... For the wildest ride in the west, no daredevil or thrill-seeker should miss a ride aboard one of the company's mine trains that roar down the tracks without an engineer! "
PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN
"During the Golden Age of Piracy, a band of merry buccaneers, known as the Pirates of the Caribbean, ruled the seas and ports... If you dare, embark on pirate boat and take a thrilling voyage back to the Old World of adventure and romance."
CAPTAIN EO
"The Legendary Attraction Returns! Starring Michael Jackson, produced by George Lucas, and directed by Francis F,ord Coppola, the 3-D musical space adventure “Captain EO” came out in 1986 and opened in Tokyo Disneyland® the following year. Don’t miss the magical visual experience, born of a dream collaboration between Disney and Michael Jackson!"
- THEMED LAND
ADVENTURELAND - An exotic land of swashbuckling pirates and tropical jungles
Adventureland takes guests from the elegance of New Orleans to the excitement of the tropics. Here they'll find Pirates of the Caribbean, an unforgettable voyage through a pirate raid of a Caribbean seaport. And at Jungle Cruise--complete with lush vegetation, wild animals, and "lost" civilizations--guests can embark on an expedition down the waterways of South America, Africa and Asia. Guests can also walk through the Swiss Family Treehouse, a large treetop home where the shipwrecked Robinson family lived. Visible from the boarding area of Pirates of the Caribbean is Blue Bayou Restaurant, where guests can dine in a romantic twilight atmosphere.
CRITTER COUNTRY - Home to critters from Southern folk tales
This fanciful land of "critters " from the Disney film Song of the South is nestled against the Rivers of America. Dominating the landscape is Splash Mountain, where guests can board log boats to follow the adventures of happy-go-lucky Bred Rabbit. The climax--a five-story drop at a 45-degree angle right into a water-filled "briar patch"--is captured in photos that guests can purchase at Splashdown Photos just outside the Splash Mountain exit.
FANTASYLAND - Enchanting fairy tales and Disney stories
Passing through the portals of Cinderella Castle, guests enter a land of enchantment where they can take part in the adventures of Snow White, Cinderella and other fairy tale characters from the classic animated films of Walt Disney. Riding in giant "hunny" pot vehicles, guests are swept into the Hundred Acre Wood to share an adventure with Winnie the Pooh and his friends in Pooh's Hunny Hunt.
TOMORROWLAND - A lighthearted, exciting look at space and the future
This futuristic land provides a glimpse into the world of tomorrow. Space mountain takes guests on a simulated race through space. Another "out-of-this-world" attraction is Star Tours based on the popular Star Wars film series. Shops like Stellar Sweet and Planet M offer Guests a galaxy of fun merchandise themed to the future.
TOONTOWN - Where Mickey and his pals live, work and play
A cartoon town come to three-dimensional life, Toontown is where Mickey Mouse and other Disney characters live, work, and play. Bursting with color and cartoon verve, Toontown is composed of three areas. There's Mickey Avenue suburban neighborhood with the homes of Toontown's most famous residents, including Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy. Toon Square is a loony "civic" canter and Downtown Toontown is a zany commercial district of gags and jokes.
WESTERNLAND - Frontier days of America's Old West
From towering Big Thunder Mountain to the majestic Rivers of America, the atmosphere of America's western frontier of the 19th century is recreated here. In Westernland, guests can feel like the pioneers of old as they enjoy the romantic Mark Twain Riverboat or relive the adventures of Tom Sawyer on Tom Sawyer Island. They'll find the wildest ride in the wilderness at Big Thunder Mountain. Western wear and accessories can also be found here.
WORLD BAZAAR - A small American town in the early 1900s
A stroll through World Bazaar with its Victorian designs and architecture takes guests back to the early 20th century. Among the many shops here are the Park's largest merchandise facility, Grand Emporium, and the World Bazaar Confectionery where guests will find a broad selection of gift items and souvenirs. Guests can enjoy Japanese cuisine at Restaurant Hokusai, named for the famous 19th century woodblock print artist. World Bazaar is protected from the elements by a glass canopy over the entire area.
- ATMOSPHERE SHOWS HELD AT PARK
- Cinderella Castle
- Mickey's PhilharMagic
- Tokyo Disneyland® Electrical Parade Dreamlights
- Tokyo Disneyland® Daytime Parade Jubilation!
- Splash Mountain
- ADVENTURELAND
- CRITTER COUNTRY
- FANTASYLAND
- TOMORROWLAND
- TOONTOWN
- WESTERNLAND
- WORLD BAZAAR
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