Flat Shiriki says "Which do I eat first? The bird or the baby?"

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Our hotel was amazing. I cannot strees how great it was staying on property. While some of the hotels here can be quite expensive, look into them as you may find some good deals to be had.

Now THAT is what a castle should look like!

"I thought you said we were getting my picture with Chip N' Dale?"

Can you find the hidden Mickey in this picture?

Here is the Mickey Mouse Revue. Originally opened at Walt Disney World in the 70s and moved here when Tokyo Disneyland opened.

The show features all the classic "Disney and Friends" characters as animatronics.

Ok, so it also features some apes, bunnies, and elephants too!

Take a really good look as all this will be gone VERY soon!

Bye bye Mickey! Soon you will be replaced with a 4D movie!

Did we mention that they have a castle that you can see from outside the park?

When you see this, you know that very soon...

...YOU WILL COME FACE TO FACE WITH THE EVIL LAVA MONSTER THAT WILL EAT YOUR SOUL!!!!

This is Tokyo Disneyland #25. I personally find this the best of the 30 Tokyo Disneylands.

Ok, so this is why Tokyo Disneyland is so amazing...while this may look like a normal "stroller parking" it is not. This is actually found about 2/3 of the way through the Pooh queue so that you can have your stroller in the line while you wait and then you come to this section, park your stroller to wait the last 1/3 of the queue, and they nice Japanese cast members take your stroller and line it up so it's ready for you when you exit the ride!

Hundred Acre Wood cost over a Hundred Million Dollars!

So random note...go to the park when it's raining! It looks like this!

Space Mountain only had a 15 minute wait this day!

So one day it's 140 minute wait for Big Thunder Mountain, the next day, due to the rain (and it wasn't even raining that hard) the place was a ghost town!

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