Let's do our semi-regular catch-up of the Today Guides from the Tokyo Disney Resort. Is it just me, or are these just as exciting as seeing the Park itself?!

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We're not long past Christmas, but it's still fun to see how other Disney Parks celebrate the season! Like Tokyo Disney Resort - here are the bags they have used over their Christmas period:



Sugoi!

I love all the different signs welcoming us to the various lands in Disney Theme Parks. Such as this one, in Tokyo Disneyland.

Perfect theming for an adventure of any kind!

The third hotel situated at Tokyo Disney Resort is the Disney Ambassador Hotel.

A mostly Art-deco themed resort, this is a more practical hotel for guests of Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea to stay in.

And as you can see, when this Princess was visiting, they were celebrating their 10th anniversary!

Perhaps we can pop into Chef Mickeys' for a bite?

Visiting World Bazaar in Tokyo Disneyland, the Asian equivalent to Main Street U.S.A., is just as thrilling as any other Disney park. But sometimes I just feel like I am not quite carrying myself as a Princess should do...

Look no further than Harrington Finishing School:


You can learn about poise, etiquette and how to carry yourself correctly! Perfect for ladies like myself.

As we wander around Adventureland in Tokyo Disneyland, we may see some crates and barrells waiting to be taken away by the Western River Railroad.

As we can see, these crates are ready to go to the Great Northern Steel Works, and another to Congo Safari. As that one is marked fragile - and another 'Do Not Drop!' - one can only imagine what is inside.

It looks like The Enchanted Tiki Room in Tokyo Disneyland has an unexpected visitor.

From the looks of this space-shuttle crashed out front, perhaps the visitor is from outerspace. I have heard rumblings of Experiment 626 being on the loose somewhere in Hawaii. Maybe he popped over to Japan?

And from these signs pinned onto the Tiki Gods' artifacts, I think Stitch is lost!

But from the looks of this graffitied sign, perhaps Stitch is actually here...

Back over at the Western River Railroad, Tokyo Disneyland, we can see that there is a handy station at Stillwater Junction where we can buy our tickets.

Although the office looks quite empty, it appears we can even pay to send our telegraphs from here!

Tokyo Disneyland is the only theme park to have the fantastic Wester River Railroad attraction.

Located in Adventureland, the steam powered railway travels through Adventureland, Frontierland and Critter Country. The attraction only has one stop, which - fun fact - is probably due to the fact that if there is more than one stop, the train would have to follow a timetable (according to Japanese regulations).

There are some great sights along the railroad, including a train carriage sitting off the side, with the markings 'W.R.R. 2015'.

And a storage area, filled with tools and barrels.

But wait, is that blasting powder in the distance? Yikes!

Tokyo Disneyland's Toontown is a wacky affair, with some great areas to explore. You might even want to take a ride on Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin.

And if spinning with the residents of Toontown isn't your thing, take a seat at the fountains out front. You might see a very special rabbit in the middle of said fountain...

Even Toontown in Tokyo Disneyland needs it's own branch of the emergency services. Such as the Toontown Fire Department.

From the looks of things, they are ready for any kind of fire-related emergency!

Even their logo, with a fire hose wrapped around a T, shows that they are ready for anything.

After yesterday's post, introducing us to Theatre Orleans in Tokyo Disneyland, today we're going to enjoy some shots from the Minnie Oh! Minnie stage show that is currently being played in the Theatre.

Enjoy!

When visiting Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea, there are numerous opportunities to see some amazing and fantastic shows! One of which sits in Theatre Orleans, in Adventureland in the original Tokyo park.

Theatre Orleans itself is an amphitheatre of sorts, situated outdoor with bench seating and occupied on a first-come-first-seated basis.

The show currently showing is Minnie Oh! Minnie. And as this Princess is a very big Minnie Mouse fan, this is possibly one of the best shows in the Resort!

Join us tomorrow for some shots from the Minnie show. Warning, if you like bright colours, you're going to love this one!

Heading into January over in Tokyo Disney Resort, there are still plenty of things to see and do prior to their next big celebration!

Chip and Dale invite us to enjoy Tokyo Disneyland!

And Donald Duck is ready to show us some 15 years of fun in Tokyo DisneySea.

Just look at what is waiting for us in Tokyo Disneyland, and Tokyo DisneySea.


Enjoy!