My wife and I are huge Disney Fans - we're both just big kids at heart :) So we decided we wanted to visit Tokyo Disney. There are actually two separate parks: Tokyo Disney and Disney Sea .
We have visited Disney World and all the parks in Orlando so we decided to try something different and visit Disney Sea. We were pleasantly surprised with what we found.
After you enter there is a large open water area. We just so happened to arrive when a float when came out with a bunch of Disney Characters including Mickey and Minnie.
Mysterious Island with an Awesome Indiana Jones ride.
Under the Sea with Ariel!
A Thousand Leagues Under the Sea!
Named after yours truly?
Our day at Tokyo Sea was unique, there are a few rides that are similar to those in the U.S. parks, they have different themes. The one that was the same was the tower or terror. Overall if you're in the area, I suggest stopping by. Tickets for two people were around $100.
We used Viator to book our tours earlier in the week. I trust them because they are part of Trip Advisor whom I used to cross check reviews before I make travel plans. When accessing the site, one of the top rated things to do in Tokyo was the "Robot Cabaret". The last word in that name doesn't lend it to something my wife and I would normally attend. However in this case the risk was worth it. We were treated to a unique experience like none other. Giant size robots, big drums and neon lights were the norm. See our experience through these pics:
Check out our other days in Japan:
Day 1 : Getting there and a tour of Tokyo
Day 2: Mt. Fuji
Day 3: Tokyo Skytree and Ueno Zoo
Day 5; Kyoto
Day 6: Final Day - Owl Cafe & a trip to Wonderland
Named after yours truly?
Our day at Tokyo Sea was unique, there are a few rides that are similar to those in the U.S. parks, they have different themes. The one that was the same was the tower or terror. Overall if you're in the area, I suggest stopping by. Tickets for two people were around $100.
We used Viator to book our tours earlier in the week. I trust them because they are part of Trip Advisor whom I used to cross check reviews before I make travel plans. When accessing the site, one of the top rated things to do in Tokyo was the "Robot Cabaret". The last word in that name doesn't lend it to something my wife and I would normally attend. However in this case the risk was worth it. We were treated to a unique experience like none other. Giant size robots, big drums and neon lights were the norm. See our experience through these pics:
Check out our other days in Japan:
Day 1 : Getting there and a tour of Tokyo
Day 2: Mt. Fuji
Day 3: Tokyo Skytree and Ueno Zoo
Day 5; Kyoto
Day 6: Final Day - Owl Cafe & a trip to Wonderland
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