Tokyo Disney Resort Discussion Thread

[Ginny 0]

On my first trip to the parks I didn't have any luck finding t-shirts, but luckily on my next trip I was able to find ones that were unique to each of the parks.

[Jew 33]

The shirt sizes are also not friendly to most male visitors from the u.s.

[Meteornotes 0]

I still think my favorite thing I've purchased from the Tokyo parks is my Shiriki tissue box cover. I love Shiriki!

 

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[Nrthwnd 53]

The Japanese aren't into the large Mickey ears, either.

 

Tell me. I tried and tried, through all 3 TPR Japan tours I took, to find a

pair of ears, but they just didn't/don't have them anywhere. Period.

 

I did pick up this little number, last visit, during the resort's current 30th Anniversary....

This is what the guys who visit the TDLR parks seem to like, and wear - large oversized 'hats with ears' lol.

Edited December 13, 2013 by Nrthwnd

[Moose 0]

*ahem* there was nothing little about that hat.

[Nrthwnd 53]

^

 

By the way, didn't you find it amusing that in some couples,

the girl was always making her guy wear what 'normally'

she should be wearing, in the ears-headband things? Like

the Minnie Mouse headband ears, etc.?

 

I thought it was ....sweet.

[CoasterFEV 0]

*ahem* there was nothing little about that hat.

 

This is an entirely accurate statement. I don't think I can EVER get this terrifying image out of my brain:

[cfc 32]

^Bill does have a bit of a "Batman villain" vibe in that hat.

[Nrthwnd 53]

^^ And I remember you were all drinking at the time, hmm?

 

Sadly, that's the only time I wore the damned thing - from the

shop (Bon Voyage) to the hotel. It was too warm to wear it

in the hot daytime. And I could imagine the hell it would be,

putting it "somewhere" before getting on a ride, lol. So after

buying it, it stayed in the hotel room. Fini.

[jedimaster1227 76]

http://www.olc.co.jp/en/news/tdr/20131219_01e.pdf

 

Oriental Land Co., Ltd. announced that a new attraction will open in Tomorrowland at Tokyo Disneyland® Park in summer 2015. The new theater-type attraction will be themed to Disney’s Lilo & Stitch, and can be enjoyed by children and adults. Stitch and the Guests will be the attraction’s main characters. Guests will be able to communicate with Stitch, who is in outer space, in real time over the theater’s large screen. The entire family will enjoy the fun-filled conversations with the mischievous Stitch.

 

Notes: In preparation for the opening of this attraction, Captain EO will close on June 30, 2014.

 

Attraction Facts

Opening Date: Summer 2015 (tentative)

Venue: Tomorrowland

Type: Type

Duration: 12 minutes

Capacity: 160 persons

Investment Amount: About 2 billion yen (tentative)

Edited December 19, 2013 by jedimaster1227

[COASTER FREAK 11 5]

Cool, so its turtle talk but with Stich!

[gisco 1]

No loss losing Captain EO!

[MayTheGForceBeWithYou 5]

I've heard pretty nice things about the Hong Kong installation, so hopefully this will be a good addition.

[SharkTums 133]

The Japanese ADORE Stitch so I can only imagine how well this will go over.

[Moose 0]

The Hong Kong one was fun and well done, this is a good replacement for EO.

[jray21 0]

The Japanese ADORE Stitch so I can only imagine how well this will go over.

I never understood their obsession with Stitch. But it is perfect for them!

[Nrthwnd 53]

^ I've never understood the Japanese obsession, with a lot of stuff.

But they enjoy their obsessions, and that's what makes Japan so awesome!

[Rollercoaster Rider 0]

While Stitch wouldn't be my first choice for a Simulator ride (Wall-E or Up would be), It would be interesting to see what Tokyo Disney does with the attraction. Based on what I've seen, they take A Disney attractions and makes them A+ attractions.

[Woodie Warrior 0]

While Stitch wouldn't be my first choice for a Simulator ride (Wall-E or Up would be), It would be interesting to see what Tokyo Disney does with the attraction. Based on what I've seen, they take A Disney attractions and makes them A+ attractions.

 

This isn't a simulator. It's like MILF and Turtle Talk but with Stitch instead.

[Hurricane 0]

As someone that went to the HKDL version, I will say this is a very good attraction... except for the fact that Stitch confused me for my mums HUSBAND... Kinda awkward, but a very cute and fun attraction.

[Rollercoaster Rider 0]

While Stitch wouldn't be my first choice for a Simulator ride (Wall-E or Up would be), It would be interesting to see what Tokyo Disney does with the attraction. Based on what I've seen, they take A Disney attractions and makes them A+ attractions.

 

This isn't a simulator. It's like MILF and Turtle Talk but with Stitch instead.

 

 

Cool regardless. Disney Channel Japan did 3 Stitch anime's so Stitch must be popular.

[Double0Kevin 0]

Attraction Facts

Opening Date: Summer 2015 (tentative)

Venue: Tomorrowland

Type: Type

Duration: 12 minutes

Capacity: 160 persons

Investment Amount: About 2 billion yen (tentative)

 

I love that the type of ride is "type"

 

Sound like a cool attraction. Does Stitch talk though? I seem to remember from the one time I saw the movie he speaks mostly adorable gibberish with a couple words thrown in.

[Garet 43]

The Japanese ADORE Stitch so I can only imagine how well this will go over.

 

This was quite fun when we tried it Hong Kong, we preferred it to donkey live in singapore, stitch is just one of those characters who can get away with saying or doing things other disney characters can't in what to say as well as what is animated on screen and the cast member on our visit nailed it with guest interaction having everyone in hysterics for most of the show. I still won't forget when I saw Fantasmic, Mickey got a cheer when he showed up but the second Stitch popped out the hat and his girlfriend showed up on the jet ski for 20 seconds the crowd went crazy.

 

With the tiki room having stitch, I always imagined stitch encounter going to replace turtle talk somehow over in Disneysea so both parks would have a Stitch ride and themeing accordingly, maybe stitch was on a Hawaiian cruise ship Although I saw lots of Stitch merchandise in the tommorowland stores in both Hong Kong and Tokyo it was only on my recent trip to Hong Kong I realized how much he appears in merchandise, anything in multi-sets that involved central disney characters seemed to now include Stitch, my handstamps were Mickey, Minnie Donald and Stitch. Even most of the limited edition halloween stuff or the strange stuff like the t-shirts with cyborg disney characters had a stitch variant.

 

 

I love that the type of ride is "type"

 

Sound like a cool attraction. Does Stitch talk though? I seem to remember from the one time I saw the movie he speaks mostly adorable gibberish with a couple words thrown in.

 

It was pretty much all English when I went, whether throwing up ice-cream to share with the little girl, threatening a boyfriend with his space lasers over his girlfriend or telling me it's my business not his when I asked why i'd been put in space jail. The only thing was when pointing out rows and seats the voiced seems to suddenly turn less stitch each time.

Give me your girlfriend

Ice cream?

The help stitch escape was cheesy but the kids loved every moment of that.

Stitch seemed to show up in many different themes when I visited Tokyo, something I normally only see central disney characters do.

[Rollercoaster Rider 0]

Maybe this is another Philharmagic for every park (Donald Duck and Stitch both garble about the same in every language)

[Nrthwnd 53]

Maybe this is another Philharmagic for every park (Donald Duck and Stitch both garble about the same in every language)

 

They already got one in Tokyo Disneyland, and it's Donald in Japanese!