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Tokyo Disneyland Resort Expansion
- Thread starter The_Mesh_Hatter
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Timothy_Q
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For some reason they demo'd the previous berm to build another one
TalkToEthan
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Could you tell us the basics of “priority pass”
Is it a “genie” kind of thing which applies to select rides all day or is it more “lightening” style where one buys an individual ride?
Is there onsite hotel incentives that give out priority pass as part of stay?
Is it a “genie” kind of thing which applies to select rides all day or is it more “lightening” style where one buys an individual ride?
Is there onsite hotel incentives that give out priority pass as part of stay?
aleh021
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its just a free fast pass. but digital. not all rides have it though.
there are premier access passes, but those are different. paid fast passes. but only offered on a handful of rides.
Supersnow84
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Isn’t a free fast pass basically just the Disneyland style max pass that Tokyo already had before Covid
The one where you run to the ride you want to get a paper printout
The one where you run to the ride you want to get a paper printout
BasiltheBatLord
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No, you're confusing a few different things.
The current Priority Pass at TDL lets you book FP for free from your phone no matter where in the park you are. It's similar to MaxPass at DL which existed pre-pandemic except MaxPass was a paid service and Priority Pass is free.
Paper FastPass was removed from TDR during the pandemic closure. I don't think there's any Disney park in the world that still uses paper FP.
TDR also has Premier Access, which is ILL-style paid FP for certain attractions.
Supersnow84
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Yeah so it’s basically just the paper FP from pre pandemic except done on the app, that’s what I meant, I didn’t mean they were bringing actual paper fast passes back
tanc
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The Ambassador and Tokyo Disneyland hotel cannot be used for early entry after June 6th in TDR
TalkToEthan
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D-Day at TDR is coming and it’s changing things up.
There is no way I’m storming that resort on June 6 as it’s going to be way too formidable and risky of a mission.
There is no way I’m storming that resort on June 6 as it’s going to be way too formidable and risky of a mission.
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McMickeyWorld
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SweetDuffy101
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trust me its not going to be a pretty place to be there that month, pro-tip get a friend who works in a company that provides sponsored tickets for previews. The sponsor slots are now rolling out with reservations required to enter the new port.
as early as second week of May, cast members and invited guests are allowed to experience until the day before the grand opening. Even Funderful disney will be selling Preview tickets for 16,000 slots with a whopping pricetag of 26,000 yen.
SweetDuffy101
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News outlets are picking up again , On Tokyo’s Version of Splash Mountain retheme.
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Tokyo Didnt opt for Tiana….that doesnt mean that it wont get rethemed at some point.
.Tokyo Didnt opt for Tiana….that doesnt mean that it wont get rethemed at some point.
tanc
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I've seen so many people go through the hassle of calling credit card companies for Tokyo Disney tickets. I don't get it, like just use Klook and save yourself and other people's time. OLC has shown they don't want to fix it anytime soon so I pretty much rely on Familymart kiosks or klook to get tickets when visiting Japan.
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Another benefit to Klook is they throw you a bone of credit towards future purchases. You can use this for various attractions worldwide.
We did two more days at the end of our trip we had to get two single day tickets and shaved a few dollars off that purchase from our other ones.
We did two more days at the end of our trip we had to get two single day tickets and shaved a few dollars off that purchase from our other ones.
McMickeyWorld
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