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Saturday, February 2, 2019

Tokyo Disneyland February 2018




Howdy, travelers! Last year around February I took a short trip to Tokyo Disneyland.



We (mostly I) wanted to stay at the Disney hotel because it was right next to the park and you can bring dogs to the room, but it was around $200 a day 💸


This is the entrance area where you can buy souvenirs like plush dolls and mugs. Even though the weather wasn't that clear, the park was packed!


Even hamburgers were shaped like Mickey Mouse 🐭


Oh dear, it's C3PO!


I don't exactly remember this ride, but it was a space movie with moving seats.  We waited around 40 minutes.


We rode a boat at a jungle-themed area. 


This was the Lilo & Stitch movie theater. I don't really recommend this to foreigners because everything is in Japanese. 


Good picture spot 📸




Haha. this was a funny hamburger that Ray called 'Tumor burger' at McDonalds... 


This is an octopus salad I had at some Izakaya. Hmm, wasn't really into it.


We also walked around and found a huge Muji store!


They also had a cafeteria on the first floor.


Going home!


I don't remember the name, but back in Korea near LuceBridge hotel this gopchang place was awesome 👅😻

Thursday, May 26, 2016

Hong Kong DAY 2 - Disneyland

On the second day, Ray and I went to Disneyland which is on the Lantau Island. We took the subway and it was really close to the airport.

 This is from the parade. I think there are two parades per day.




 Lilo and Stitch :)

Although it was early May, it was very humid and hot - so we were always looking for indoor rides where they had air conditioning.

This is one of the few roller coasters in the park, and you can find it in the Toy Story area. Super fun!

I really enjoyed the Winnie the Pooh ride. You can skip the long line if you show the flash ticket.





Fantasia will always be my favorite disney movie.

Food is pricey, so make sure you bring some cash(1 burger set was about HK $240)




This animation studio is near the entrance and not so crowded. So on the way home, we stopped by and learned how to draw Baymax.






Haiii

Yummy dinner