Tokyo Disney Land

Tokyo Disneyland (東京ディズニーランド) is part of a massive Disney complex that also includes Tokyo DisneySea and a number of branded hotels. It was the first Disney park to be built outside of the United States
There are seven themed areas, each complementing each other yet unique in their style. Made up of the World Bazaar, the four classic Disney lands: Adventureland, Westernland, Fantasyland and Tomorrowland, and two mini lands, Critter Country and Mickey’s Toontown. Rides include Big Thunder Mountain in Westernland, a four-minute train ride through a “haunted” mine.

World Bazaar

This gateway area to the Park features shops, restaurants, and even a bank with designs that recall a small American town in the early 1900's. Located just steps from the Main Entrance but far from the everyday world.

Slip back in time and try your skill on classic mechanical arcade games from the late 1800s through the mid-1900s. Authentic, coin-operated sports-related games, kinetoscopes, tests of strength, pinball machines, and other games can all be enjoyed here.

Disney Drawing Class
The Disney Gallery also offers fun classes that teach you how to draw a Disney character.
Choose between a "Standard Course" and an "Advanced Course."
Note: Japanese language only.

Early 20th-century saw this vehicle in popular use, and it remains that way at the Park. Get on board either level and sit back for a carefree spin around the Plaza. The Cast Member who drives will happily field any questions about the scenery.

Adventureland

The lazy bayous of the Caribbean, the colorful marketplaces of Latin America, the Jungles and grasslands of Africa, and the tropical regions of Asia and Polynesia. Immerse yourself in the world of swashbuckling pirates and crocodiles, or take in a live show.

During the Golden Age of Piracy, a band of merry buccaneers, known as the Pirates of the Caribbean, ruled the seas and ports... If you dare, embark on pirate boat and take a thrilling voyage back to the Old World of adventure and romance.

Are you ready for the excitement of wild animals, hostile tribes and unpredictable river perils? Entrust yourself to our experienced Jungle Cruise skippers and venture deep into mysterious, danger-filled jungles on a tramp steamer.

At this remote trading outpost in the jungle, climb abroad a real steam train for an extraordinary historical excursion around the wilderness and through the fantastic Primeval World.

Image what life would be on a remote island after being shipwrecked... If you are fascinated by the treetop home from an all-time-favorite Disney movie, Swiss Family Robinson (1960), be sure to explore this wonderful recreation.

The Enchanted Tiki Room in Adventureland will be renewed, with Stitch blundering into the enchanting show of Hawaiian birds. Find out what happens as the show reaches an exciting climax joined by the tiki gods and the Guests!

Aloha! Lilo and her pal Stitch from the Disney film Lilo & Stitch have invited the Disney characters and the Guests to a cheerful luau at the Polynesian Terrace Restaurant. Dressed in Hawaiian shirts and muumuus, Mickey, Minnie and the other characters go from table to table to greet all the Guests, and Lilo teaches all the kids a cute Hula dance. For a fun and energetic lunchtime, don’t miss Lilo’s Luau & Fun!

In this dinner show, real Polynesian dancers, together with Mickey, Minnie, and Chip 'n Dale, bring you the spirit of the tropics with live music and dances of the South Pacific islands. The show is full of excitement, from the opening fiery rhythm of Tahitian drums to the passionate Tahitian dance and the enchanting songs of the female vocalist. And don't miss Minnie's dancing! The show wraps up with a festive finale where the audience is invited to participate.

This bright, energetic stage show features Minnie Mouse and the other Disney characters dancing to the beat of spicy Latin rhythms.
After Chip 'n Dale, Goofy and Donald Duck have warmed up the Guests, the star of the show makes her appearance with Mickey Mouse then joining her on stage.


The performance begins its high-energy climax when the characters invite the audience to join in the fun and dance with them, setting up a lively finale charged with Latin music and colors.

Westernland

From the towering Big Thunder Mountain to the majestic flow of the Rivers of America, encounters await with cowboys, cancan dancers, gold miners and other denizens of the Old West. The shops and restaurants recall the rugged spirit of the Western U.S. frontier.

Relive the days of the Old West as you try your skill as a sharpshootin' marksman. Formerly a drinking establishment, this saloon has been turned into a shootin' gallery so all the greenhorns, cowpokes, dudes and outlaws who visit Westernland can have a shot at becoming the "Best in the West."

The Gallery is filled with all sorts of interesting targets, each with a unique reaction to being hit. From bottles that jump and boots that dance to a box of dynamite that "explodes," there's no shortage of amusing targets to aim for. And when they've finished, each Guest gets a score card with a special message from Pecos Goofy!

The Country Bear Theater showcases the zaniest group of foot-stompin' bears ever assembled on one stage. Guests are invited to set for a spell and listen as these "real" down-home bears put on a un-Bear-ably hilarious musical revue.
Three different shows, "Country Bear Jamboree," "Vacation Jamboree" and "Jingle Bell Jamboree," are presented throughout the year according to the season. Come join the fun with the rockin'-est, hillbilly-est band of Country Bears you ever did hear at the Country Bear Theater.

A rowdy, Western-style “table-service saloon,” owned and run by Slue Foot Sue. At lunchtime, Woody and Jessie from the Disney/Pixar film Toy Story2 star in a lively lunch show filled with singing, dancing, action and laughter.

In the afternoon and evening, Pecos Goofy rustles up some Frontier-era fun by showing off his roping talents for the dinner crowd in "Pecos Goofy's Frontier Revue." The show also features a dance troupe performing the "Can-Can," direct from Paris, and a stage appearance by Mickey Mouse!

Enjoy a leisurely trip down the Rivers of America on a romantic sternwheeler. Named after the popular 19th Century American author whose stories about life on the Mississippi River are now regarded as classics, the Mark Twain Riverboat's ornate decoration and authentic design captures the look, period ambiance, refinement and dignity of a stately paddlewheel steamboat.

For years now, there have been stories about supernatural forces at work in Big Thunder Mountain. When one mining company didn't heed the rumors and blasted out all sorts of mine shafts and tunnels, unexplained and dangerous events started occurring. Some of the old hands even say they can hear tommy knockers, the spirits of long dead miners, tapping from somewhere inside the mines...
For the wildest ride in the west, no daredevil or thrill-seeker should miss a ride aboard one of the company's mine trains that roar down the tracks without an engineer!