We had a great time with the kids! I am just writing to say that we visited mid-week in April (not golden week) and we really didn't have any problems with the queues. Of course it all depends on what exactly you want to do, and maybe we were lucky as our kids didn't care for Beauty and the Beast or Baymax which always seemed to have long queues. You should really download the tokyo Disney app as you can see live waiting times and decide where to go. I would avoid going during weekends or any school holiday.

Really enjoyed Disneyland Tokyo - yes it's smaller than Paris/US but worth the trip. The staff are just so friendly and helpful and the prices in the park were noticeably cheaper than elswhere - Queen of Hearts 3 course buffet meal for two less than £35. Would recommend if you're a Disney fan in Tokyo.

A day at a Disney park is never a bad day. The two Parades at this park, fantastic. especially the nighttime electrical parade. (similar to one that used to be at DIsneyworld)- however they improved it here. Awesome selection of different popcorn buckets- a must to visit the popcorn bucket store.

All staff were friendly and hospitality. Mickey's Magical Music World was the highlight and is a great show! I recommend downloading their app and requesting entry in advance to see the show. Lots of Good Food. I like the smoked Turkey Legs the best! A little disappointed that Pirates of the Caribbean was closed.

Fantastic Theme Park for 60 Dollars a day! Beautiful park with fun rides and unique food options to try. Take a left on Main Street to try the Mickey waffles. So much to see. Lots of fun new places to see.

I had a great day at Tokyo Disneyland!! It was magical!! The last time I went there was more than 20 years ago but I was still mesmerized! By the way I wrote to the customer service and they answered me and sent me what I asked for! Thank you so much! Really appreciate. very kind and professional! Happy 40th birthday !

That is where it kept us entertained all day long. The park is divided into four main areas: Adventureland, Westernland, Fantasyland, and Tomorrowland. Each area had something different to offer and I found myself wanting to explore each one. The rides were thrilling and the shows were entertaining.

Visited mid week in early July. The park was busy, but not packed when walking around, and although there were wait times of up to 40 minutes for some of the rides the lines continually move forward so for some reason it doesn’t seem so bad. And being the happiest place on earth no one is complaining. It was hot with temperatures in the high 30’s but most of the rides are air conditioned so this gave some respite from the heat. We managed to fit in 22 rides in a full day. Highlights were the Winnie the Pooh, Beauty and the Beast (we paid for the premier access to avoid the 70 minute wait but this can add up for a large family), Pirates of the Caribbean and Big Thunder Mountain. Ticket prices and food are very reasonably priced compared to other Disneylands. Book restaurants well in advance if you are wanting to enjoy some respite from the crowds. Blue Bayou restaurant looked serene watching the boats of the Pirates of the Caribbean ride float past.

An amazing day at the Disneyland, above the expectations. The staff were very helpful to guide us with the info we required all the time due to language barrier, The rides are just perfectly designed to keep in mind to entertain adults as well as kids. Safety in all areas can be clearly seen. Food wise also good options around. Overall loved the experience.

The best Disney experience ever. Clean, kind cast members, a lot of food options, lines are long but move pretty quickly, and rides that are unique to TDL. It’s Disney in August. Heat and humidity are intense and it was crowded. But the crowd level wasn’t any worse than Anaheim or Orlando. We did not wait 60+ min lines for the popular rides and splurged on Premier Access. We also utilized the free 40th anniversary priority pass (similar to fast pass). We did not utilize the Happy Entry 15 (15 min early entry for Disney hotel guests) and went to the park somewhere between 9:30 and 10:30 am. We were able to get one or two priority accesses (free) per day and get priority accesses (paid). The popcorn buckets are so fun and there are many interesting popcorn flavors. Shows are based on the lottery system. IMHO, TDL is a shining example of Disney magic and Japanese efficiency and hospitality.