I'm in Chiba for work this week, so I carved out a day for myself so I could go to Tokyo Disneyland. This is part of my long-term plan to unlock all the GPS things in the Alice in Wonderland app.
It was fun, but also cold and rainy. Since I'd only ever been to Disney parks in California and Florida, I hadn't actually considered the possibility of being cold at Disney. I started out intending to rush straight to Pooh's Hunny Hunt like everyone says, but I'm easily swayed by sights like this:
Empty Snow White Line by montykins, on Flickr
That's Snow White, with zero people in line, right after the park opened. Well, okay! Other rides I rode with lines of less than ten minutes: Alice's Tea Party, Pirates of the Caribbean, Pinocchio, Star Tours, and It's a Small World.
I did eventually make it up to Pooh, and the regular line was only 40 minutes. Hooray! Plus, I hadn't realized this, but there are things to read while waiting in line. In fact, the things to read are the line.
Pooh's Hunny Hunt Line by montykins, on Flickr
The ride itself was super-fun, just like everyone says.
Now, when I say it was cold and rainy, I mean it. That's why Toontown looked like this:
Rainy Toontown by montykins, on Flickr
And Fantasyland looked like this:
Rainy Fantasyland by montykins, on Flickr
I could probably have ridden Dumbo with no line as well, but it didn't seem like a pleasant idea somehow.
I loved Pooh's Hunny Hunt. I also loved the Stitch-themed version of the Tiki Room.
Aloha, Stitch by montykins, on Flickr
It turns out that Stitch, since he lives in Hawaii and plays a ukulele, is actually a natural addition to the show.
Missing Stitch by montykins, on Flickr
He's a little bigger in person than I thought he'd be.
Stitch in Tiki Room by montykins, on Flickr
I ended up fleeing at around 3:00, because I was too cold to enjoy scurrying from ride to ride. But I did most of the things I wanted to do!
Walt & Mick by montykins, on Flickr



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