1 Week in Japan

[SharkTums]

^If you're into Roller Coasters and won't go crazy or get angry at bad operations and horrible queues, then go for it!

 

If you're more into quality, culture, Disney, etc. Don't bother.

[Garet]

^^ As i said i'm more of a person interested in trying new things so for me yes operations will suck and i'm much more interested in Disney, but i've always wanted to check out a 4d coaster and the eurofighter intrigues me as well, i'd love to try the launch coaster but after that i'm more likely to hit the star flyer than try out the haunt or fujiyama, same as if i get a chance to go to say disney, i'll probably skip over raging spirits (though it has a singe line queue) because i tried the one in paris to try out aquatopia over getting another credit. Although i'm hopinh with 3 weekdays i can get most of disney done, friday which may be busier shall be my park hopping day which may help.

 

And for someone that used to (i'll cover it in my next Korea TR) have an everland season pass i never consider anything that takes under 2 hours to get to a long way. I mean universal is a 3 hour bullet train that i will have to take to get to tokyo (although for the life of me i can't work out how to book the train in advance will just hope they have plenty of seats when i get to the station after universal) but i get to see some scenery and parts of japan out the window so i'm not worried about the times.

[rockysam382]

Problem is I love both Disney and rollercoasters in equal measure so thats gonna be a tough one! My partner very much prefers Disney though so she might get annoyed at the long queues and bad operations? What would you do in my shoes Elissa or Robb?

 

Oh does it take under 2 hours to get from Tokyo to Fuji-Q? What about the return trip? And is taking train a feasible choice as well? I have also never sat a 4D coaster before and Takabisha does look like one kick-ass Eurofighter haha!