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Sri Lanka
Located between China and Germany and extending into the World Showcase Lagoon, Sri Lanka will be the newest country added to the pavilion lineup, a tropical island off the coast of India, where diverse wildlife meets a modern cultural hub; complete with picturesque rainforest trails, stunning train tours, as well as culturally-rich shopping, dining, and site-seeing.
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montydysquith-navarro
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INDONESIA PAVILION
Sponsored by Bank Central Asia
Selamat datang ("Welcome" in Bahasa Indonesia) to Indonesia, the "Emerald of the Equator", a country renowned for its rich and diverse natural and cultural treasures. Located between the Mexico and forthcoming Scandinavia pavilions, the Indonesia pavilion aims to transport guests in an environment that recognizes the melting pot that is Indonesia: its indigenous roots, its fusion of East and West, its celebration of nature and its people, and everything in between.
The pavilion is symbolized by the palari, a traditional wooden sailing vessel with pinisi-type rigging from South Sulawesi, a full-scale replica of which is berthed at the pavilion's dock on the World Showcase Lagoon that guests can board and explore.
Across the pathway is the first section of the pavilion: Kota Tua, a recreation of Old Town Jakarta where several historical Dutch-style structures (remnants of Old Batavia, the old Dutch walled settlement) are found that enterprising Indonesians have reclaimed to built their stores in, including the pavilion's main marketplace Pasar, where stalls of Indonesian souvenirs, goods, and wares are crafted daily by Indonesian cast members and sold for guests to purchase, and the pavilion's main table-service restaurant Nasi Goreng, where guests can get their taste of exquisite Indonesian cuisine that is a feast for the senses.
At the back of the pavilion lies its second section: Temple Compound, an ahistorical mixed recreation of various temples in Indonesia set amongst many patches of greenery, where guests enter through a reproduction of the gate from the Lempuyang temple, walk past rows of bell-shaped stupas from the Borobodur temple, enter one of the three replica Trimurti temples from the Prambanan temple compound — the pavilion's main weenie — that houses the pavilion's headlining attraction Wondrous Indonesia, a Circle-Vision 360° travelogue film set across the Indonesian islands that mix traditional film imagery and traditional Wayang kulit-style animation.
Sponsored by Bank Central Asia
Selamat datang ("Welcome" in Bahasa Indonesia) to Indonesia, the "Emerald of the Equator", a country renowned for its rich and diverse natural and cultural treasures. Located between the Mexico and forthcoming Scandinavia pavilions, the Indonesia pavilion aims to transport guests in an environment that recognizes the melting pot that is Indonesia: its indigenous roots, its fusion of East and West, its celebration of nature and its people, and everything in between.
The pavilion is symbolized by the palari, a traditional wooden sailing vessel with pinisi-type rigging from South Sulawesi, a full-scale replica of which is berthed at the pavilion's dock on the World Showcase Lagoon that guests can board and explore.
Across the pathway is the first section of the pavilion: Kota Tua, a recreation of Old Town Jakarta where several historical Dutch-style structures (remnants of Old Batavia, the old Dutch walled settlement) are found that enterprising Indonesians have reclaimed to built their stores in, including the pavilion's main marketplace Pasar, where stalls of Indonesian souvenirs, goods, and wares are crafted daily by Indonesian cast members and sold for guests to purchase, and the pavilion's main table-service restaurant Nasi Goreng, where guests can get their taste of exquisite Indonesian cuisine that is a feast for the senses.
At the back of the pavilion lies its second section: Temple Compound, an ahistorical mixed recreation of various temples in Indonesia set amongst many patches of greenery, where guests enter through a reproduction of the gate from the Lempuyang temple, walk past rows of bell-shaped stupas from the Borobodur temple, enter one of the three replica Trimurti temples from the Prambanan temple compound — the pavilion's main weenie — that houses the pavilion's headlining attraction Wondrous Indonesia, a Circle-Vision 360° travelogue film set across the Indonesian islands that mix traditional film imagery and traditional Wayang kulit-style animation.
I was tempted to do my hometown, but I felt I needed a challenge.
DisneyFan32
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I forgot to add Soul based dark ride called Lost in Soul!
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Right off the bat Egypt is a great pick for World Showcase, and is often seen in various proposals with that said I think your take is still unique! Your two attractions help to portray Egypt in a very EPCOT way that matches with what as available to guests on opening day. The utilization of the Pyramids was a great move, and I'm sure would be a hit with guests!
St. Marteen is a surprising choice, not many people would choose it when they go with Epcot projects. With that said I'm glad you did, I think the unique location plays into your favor as it allows to stand apart from many other proposals. I think both attractions highlight Saint Martin's history of old while reflecting the popular tourist destination it has become. The beachside café is also unique given the lack of waterfront dining on the World Showcase Lagoon in 1982 when compared to the modern day. With all that said it seems like the pavilion focuses mostly on the French side of the island, while the pavilion is a reference towards the Dutch name: Sint Maarten. All of this in mind this is some really nice work, good job this challenge!
NYC is a surprising inclusion but given that cities and states had their own pavilion at the 1964-5 World's Fair it is not unheard of! I think as presented this is a good modern day representation of NYC for a theme park however the challenge called for the pavilions to open in 1982 alongside the rest of the original World Showcase pavilions which would mean things like the 9/11 memorial alongside the Night at the Museum and Lost in Soul attractions not being possible yet. Lastly may I suggest instead of minisize the word miniature or the term scaled down as I think it's what you meant to say possibly? All that said NYC is still a neat concept, and tackles every iconic NYC thing.
Like with NYC Hawaii is a bit unorthodox however given its long history of independence and cultural differences I could have seen it getting an opening day pavilion. I think the Pearl Harbor Attack is in really poor taste, and not something Disney would do given how sensitive an issue Pearl Harbor is. I do think Hawaii Dreams and Volcano Blast are better suited for Epcot, and a Disney park providing the Disney magic guests expect.
So uh this wouldn't happen for obvious reasons, but I think you know that
Ironically Kim Jong-Un would likely love this given how public he is when it comes to his love for Disney.G'day @Brer Panther ! Much like @Disney Warrior 's project Australia is a popular pavilion talked about, and I think you also handled it really well with your own unique take on things. Across Australia sounds like a logical attraction for the pavilion, and would fit right in with the rest of the park's films. Housing it in the Opera House was a smart play as well. Outrageous Outback Safari sounds like a really fun attraction that would likely be a hit with guests on opening day given the lack of dark rides in the World Showcase.
Sweden is a great choice for a pavilion given their rich culture, and history. This is represented in your take of the pavilion of the pavilion with the pop revue and of course the culinary culture. The Volvo Autopia ride is also a no brainer, and would be popular for years to come if modern day Autopia and Tomorrowland Speedway has taught us anything. I also like how you explicitly mentioned the later years which adds a little bonus, and insight for the pavilion's future.
Thailand is a great choice for World Showcase at it represent Southeast Asia, a region that currently has little to no representation even during the Food & Wine festivals. The pavilion is also vastly different from the others when it comes to architecture aiding it to further add to the World Showcase. While this pavilion contains no huge attraction such as a film or ride it still contains a walkthrough experience, which is very on brand for early EPCOT. The dining and shopping is fleshed out, and distinct from the rest of opening and modern day EPCOT. Great job!
Ethiopia is a great choice! If i'm not wrong it's one of the only African countries that has not been colonized at some point? Ethiopia provides some real African representation that was not present on opening day, and the architecture of Ethiopia is so varied that I'm glad it carried over into your pavilion. This feels like an authentic opening day pavilion full of rich culture in the marketplace and kitchen while the history of this nation is shown off in CircleVision that varies enough from the other two present on opening day. Plus who doesn't love donations?
Greece is a very popular pick for World Showcase, to the point where there's even an Instagram group dedicated to promoting a Greece pavilion for Epcot! Given Greece's place in Western history it's surprising to not see it already being represented in EPCOT. The fusing of two of Greece's most iconic cities is a popular and realistic choice for Epcot with Italy meshing Rome and Venice amongst a few others. The Parthenon being home to the land's E-Ticket is a great idea, and based on what you shared would be a thrilling addition to EPCOT's lineup which has been desperately needed since opening day. Theatre of the Muses aids in rounding out the pavilion's offering gifting guests with a great option for entertainment that ties into the pavilion.The Greece PavilionGreece is the cradle of civilization, bringing democracy, science, medicine, theatre, language, arts, mythology, philosophy, and the Olympics to the world, so it makes sense for such a country to be included within the World Pavilion, nestled between Italy and Germany, the Greece Pavilion celebrates the divine impact the realm of the gods has had on civilization.
Set within a fusion of bustling Athenian streets and the coastal island town of Mykonos, the pavilion is split between the past and present, where guests can explore the Greek Agora marketplace to sample and buy authentic local cuisine, and visit a replica of the Athenian Acropolis, complete with the Parthenon, the entrance to the pavilion's E-ticket attraction.
The Odyssey: Voyage of Heroes is an atmospheric journey that fuses the best elements of Pirates of the Caribbean and the late Maelstrom, taking guests into the ancient past within gondolas as Odysseus accomplishes his long voyage back home, encountering monsters and gods along the way.
Other entertainment includes the Theatre of the Muses, based on the Epidaurus Amphitheatre, where classical Greek plays of tragedy and comedy are performed daily, as well as traditional Greek dances and festivals are performed (but no plate breaking sadly). The Hercules Store celebrates the 1997 animated classic Hercules, complete with M&Gs for the film's characters, whilst the Temple of Dionysus is the pavilion's major table restaurant, serving a god's worth of Greek wines and beverages.
The UAE is an udnerstabale pick to represent the Middle East given it's rapidly rising position in the world in the last fifty years or so. Given how early EPCOT functioned surprised to not see a ride mentioning their oiling industry ala Maelstrom's oil rig finale. With that said the Silk Road Cruise adds an exciting E-Ticket that would have been cutting edge back on opening day, and likely would have had long lines even to this day!
Sri Lanka is a great pick for the World Showcase it has a rich culture and distinctive style of architecture that aids in helping it stick out, throw in how colorful its buildings are and you already have a feast for the eyes at the World Showcase Lagoon. I think Sri Lanka has a lot to offer when it comes to offerings with its unique cuisine, beautiful dances and music, and amazing vistas.Sri Lanka
Located between China and Germany and extending into the World Showcase Lagoon, Sri Lanka will be the newest country added to the pavilion lineup, a tropical island off the coast of India, where diverse wildlife meets a modern cultural hub; complete with picturesque rainforest trails, stunning train tours, as well as culturally-rich shopping, dining, and site-seeing.
I think this pavilion is really well done, and represents opening day EPCOT's and World Showcase's messages. The pavilion is extremely detailed and focused not only on the attractions, shopping and dinning, but also on the small details like the palari! I didn't even know what that was until today, and I think having it be explorable is a great move giving how foreign Indonesia still is for many people. Furthermore I think you handled the countries' long history really well with the repurposing of the old Dutch buildings that transition into the iconic Indonesian jungles and temples. Overall this is a really well done and culturally rich pavilion, great job!INDONESIA PAVILION
Sponsored by Bank Central Asia
Selamat datang ("Welcome" in Bahasa Indonesia) to Indonesia, the "Emerald of the Equator", a country renowned for its rich and diverse natural and cultural treasures. Located between the Mexico and forthcoming Scandinavia pavilions, the Indonesia pavilion aims to transport guests in an environment that recognizes the melting pot that is Indonesia: its indigenous roots, its fusion of East and West, its celebration of nature and its people, and everything in between.
The pavilion is symbolized by the palari, a traditional wooden sailing vessel with pinisi-type rigging from South Sulawesi, a full-scale replica of which is berthed at the pavilion's dock on the World Showcase Lagoon that guests can board and explore.
Across the pathway is the first section of the pavilion: Kota Tua, a recreation of Old Town Jakarta where several historical Dutch-style structures (remnants of Old Batavia, the old Dutch walled settlement) are found that enterprising Indonesians have reclaimed to built their stores in, including the pavilion's main marketplace Pasar, where stalls of Indonesian souvenirs, goods, and wares are crafted daily by Indonesian cast members and sold for guests to purchase, and the pavilion's main table-service restaurant Nasi Goreng, where guests can get their taste of exquisite Indonesian cuisine that is a feast for the senses.
At the back of the pavilion lies its second section: Temple Compound, an ahistorical mixed recreation of various temples in Indonesia set amongst many patches of greenery, where guests enter through a reproduction of the gate from the Lempuyang temple, walk past rows of bell-shaped stupas from the Borobodur temple, enter one of the three replica Trimurti temples from the Prambanan temple compound — the pavilion's main weenie — that houses the pavilion's headlining attraction Wondrous Indonesia, a Circle-Vision 360° travelogue film set across the Indonesian islands that mix traditional film imagery and traditional Wayang kulit-style animation.
I was tempted to do my hometown, but I felt I needed a challenge.
I for one would have loved a Filipino pavilion, after all The Philippines and Cuba (I'm Cuban for those unaware
) are kinda like colonial cousins!
I think this twist of only one country per user did wonders as this was honestly the most creative round we had so far in my opinion! I loved all the countries that y'all selected really shows the wide array for options. Unfortunately I have to do rankings, but you all deserve a pat on the back!
@Brer Panther
That safari dark ride was a great idea, and I could see it being a huge hit with guests to this day! It honestly may even have given Figment a run for his money in terms of more fantastical/family attractions at EPCOT. The utilization of the Sydney Opera House for the CircleVision show was a really smart move as it allowed you to utilize the iconic building in a logical way!
@DisneyFan32
Great job this challenge! Saint Martin was an oddball pick, but one that paid off! The unique country aided in keeping your project distinct down to the offerings tying into the countries history and biggest industry (tourism). The utilization of World Showcase Lagoon for the beachside café was a good move as well. The creativity in making this pavilion was outstanding, I can't wait to see some more creative ideas from you @DisneyFan32 this unique concept was great!
@D Hulk
Ethiopia was an inspired pick with it being one of the major African powers at play right now. The CircleVision concept was really neat taking the risks to show off some of the darker times in Ethiopia's history while still educating guests about the past and present outlook of the country. The retail aspect of the pavilion feels very classic Epcot given how personal the handwoven items would be. Throw in the 20% donation for all merch gives guests that extra incentive to purchase merchandise, a smart move if I ever saw one.
@montydysquith-navarro AND @DisneyFan18
I just couldn't chose between the two submissions! You both did an amazing job with how you handled your pavilions! Both pavilions carried a great deal of detail which was both placed into different areas.
@DisneyFan18 your focus on dining and shopping helped to shoot you to the top while keeping a focus on the architecture of the pavilion. The simplistic walkthrough aiding in making this the one of the most realistic pavilions, and one of the ones I could easily had seen being included in World Showcase.
@montydysquith-navarro your focus on sharing detail, history and culture helped shape a vibrant pavilion. The architecture is the main feature in your project by describing all the buildings and how they interact with their surroundings and with what is housed within. I could really envision this pavilion, and it just fit perfectly into the World Showcase alongside @DisneyFan18 's pitch.
@Brer Panther
That safari dark ride was a great idea, and I could see it being a huge hit with guests to this day! It honestly may even have given Figment a run for his money in terms of more fantastical/family attractions at EPCOT. The utilization of the Sydney Opera House for the CircleVision show was a really smart move as it allowed you to utilize the iconic building in a logical way!
@DisneyFan32
Great job this challenge! Saint Martin was an oddball pick, but one that paid off! The unique country aided in keeping your project distinct down to the offerings tying into the countries history and biggest industry (tourism). The utilization of World Showcase Lagoon for the beachside café was a good move as well. The creativity in making this pavilion was outstanding, I can't wait to see some more creative ideas from you @DisneyFan32 this unique concept was great!
@D Hulk
Ethiopia was an inspired pick with it being one of the major African powers at play right now. The CircleVision concept was really neat taking the risks to show off some of the darker times in Ethiopia's history while still educating guests about the past and present outlook of the country. The retail aspect of the pavilion feels very classic Epcot given how personal the handwoven items would be. Throw in the 20% donation for all merch gives guests that extra incentive to purchase merchandise, a smart move if I ever saw one.
@montydysquith-navarro AND @DisneyFan18
I just couldn't chose between the two submissions! You both did an amazing job with how you handled your pavilions! Both pavilions carried a great deal of detail which was both placed into different areas.
@DisneyFan18 your focus on dining and shopping helped to shoot you to the top while keeping a focus on the architecture of the pavilion. The simplistic walkthrough aiding in making this the one of the most realistic pavilions, and one of the ones I could easily had seen being included in World Showcase.
@montydysquith-navarro your focus on sharing detail, history and culture helped shape a vibrant pavilion. The architecture is the main feature in your project by describing all the buildings and how they interact with their surroundings and with what is housed within. I could really envision this pavilion, and it just fit perfectly into the World Showcase alongside @DisneyFan18 's pitch.
Standings
1. @montydysquith-navarro - 8 Points
2. @FigmentPigments - 7 Points
3. @D Hulk - 7 Points
4. @DisneyFan18 - 7 Points
5. @Brer Panther - 6 Points
6. @Tegan pilots a chicken - 6 Points
7. @Disney Warrior - 6 Points
8. @Sharon&Susan - 5 Points
9. @DashHaber - 5 Points
10. @spacemt354 - 5 Points
11. @DisneyFan32 - 5 Points
12. @Evilgidgit - 5 Points
13. @b-wolf95 - 4 Points
14. @Solaris Knight - 4 Points
15. @Garfield Fan - 3 Points
16. @TwilightZone - 2 Points
17. @JokersWild - 2 Points
18. @Arktic - 2 Points
1. @montydysquith-navarro - 8 Points
2. @FigmentPigments - 7 Points
3. @D Hulk - 7 Points
4. @DisneyFan18 - 7 Points
5. @Brer Panther - 6 Points
6. @Tegan pilots a chicken - 6 Points
7. @Disney Warrior - 6 Points
8. @Sharon&Susan - 5 Points
9. @DashHaber - 5 Points
10. @spacemt354 - 5 Points
11. @DisneyFan32 - 5 Points
12. @Evilgidgit - 5 Points
13. @b-wolf95 - 4 Points
14. @Solaris Knight - 4 Points
15. @Garfield Fan - 3 Points
16. @TwilightZone - 2 Points
17. @JokersWild - 2 Points
18. @Arktic - 2 Points
Prompt 7
Tokyo Treats
Bring a fork and a knife for these Tokyo treats, give it everything you got for these Tokyo treats! As if you haven't guessed yet this stanza is all about food! Over in Japan both Disney and Universal Studios have some of the cutest and most creative concepts for treats, and love them or hate them they inspire guests to take photos and eat them! This challenge will see all you imagineers become chefs for a bit! For this challenge we are back to the regular rules of the One Sentence Competition.
-Challenge-
Create a new trendy treat for either Tokyo Disneyland Resort or Universal Studios Japan.
-Rules-
You may use up one to two sentences and up to 1 image. The deadline is Tuesday, June 22nd at 10:00 PM EST.
-Tips-
K.I.S.S. – Keep it simple, silly. Try not to complicate or overthink things too much. It’s a simple, casual competition – there are no eliminations. Propose as you please, let your imagination soar!
-Judging Criteria-
Is it creative?
Is it (generally) realistic?
Does it fit thematically/visually?
Good luck everyone! If you have questions, please feel free to ask! Enjoy!
Tokyo Treats
Bring a fork and a knife for these Tokyo treats, give it everything you got for these Tokyo treats! As if you haven't guessed yet this stanza is all about food! Over in Japan both Disney and Universal Studios have some of the cutest and most creative concepts for treats, and love them or hate them they inspire guests to take photos and eat them! This challenge will see all you imagineers become chefs for a bit! For this challenge we are back to the regular rules of the One Sentence Competition.
-Challenge-
Create a new trendy treat for either Tokyo Disneyland Resort or Universal Studios Japan.
-Rules-
You may use up one to two sentences and up to 1 image. The deadline is Tuesday, June 22nd at 10:00 PM EST.
-Tips-
K.I.S.S. – Keep it simple, silly. Try not to complicate or overthink things too much. It’s a simple, casual competition – there are no eliminations. Propose as you please, let your imagination soar!
-Judging Criteria-
Is it creative?
Is it (generally) realistic?
Does it fit thematically/visually?
Good luck everyone! If you have questions, please feel free to ask! Enjoy!
Disney Warrior
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Super Nintendo World Kit Kats:
As part of a new collaboration between Nintendo, Universal, and Nestle, new Kit Kat flavors exist for Super Nintendo World. Try a Mario Kit Kat, which is strawberry flavored, a Luigi Kit Kat (lime), a Peach Kit Kat (peach flavoured, duh), a Yoshi Kit Kat (watermelon flavoured), or a Bowser Kit Kat (cinnamon), all of which are coming soon.
DashHaber
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Thief's Macaron
One of USJ's latest treats during their Cool Japan event (which features temporary attractions based around anime and video games) is this Lupin III-inspired serving of the classic French treat known as the macaron. These macarons are sold in batches of three and are available in green, red, pink, or blue (inspired by the numerous jackets Lupin has worn throughout the franchise).
One of USJ's latest treats during their Cool Japan event (which features temporary attractions based around anime and video games) is this Lupin III-inspired serving of the classic French treat known as the macaron. These macarons are sold in batches of three and are available in green, red, pink, or blue (inspired by the numerous jackets Lupin has worn throughout the franchise).
Brer Panther
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To tie in with Tokyo DisneySea's new Frozen land, the park has released a new ice cream treat in Olaf's likeness! Three scoops of vanilla ice cream on a stick shaped into a snowman's shape with chocolate-covered pretzels for arms and a candy corn nose make for a scrumptious snack on a hot summer's day.
DisneyFan32
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SUPER MARIO'S SUPER POWER UP M&MS CANDY
As you thought Super Nintendo World's candy is sweet like 1-up mushrooms, but you have try new Super Mario's Super Power Up M&Ms Candy with Mario characters in each different colorful M&Ms candy like Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Princess Daisy, Wario, Yoshi, Bowser, Donkey Kong and more. If you taste the power like other power ups, the candy melts on your mouth, not your hands!
As you thought Super Nintendo World's candy is sweet like 1-up mushrooms, but you have try new Super Mario's Super Power Up M&Ms Candy with Mario characters in each different colorful M&Ms candy like Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Princess Daisy, Wario, Yoshi, Bowser, Donkey Kong and more. If you taste the power like other power ups, the candy melts on your mouth, not your hands!
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JokersWild
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Disneyland Wagashi
Wagashi, a traditional Japanese confection traditionally filled with red bean paste, is as popular as they are cute. More recently sold to look like chibi versions of popular characters (as shown above) the Oriental Land Company will be taking cues from this trend and will soon be selling wagashi representations of both parks' attractions and characters, such as Chandu and Shiriki Utundu.
Wagashi, a traditional Japanese confection traditionally filled with red bean paste, is as popular as they are cute. More recently sold to look like chibi versions of popular characters (as shown above) the Oriental Land Company will be taking cues from this trend and will soon be selling wagashi representations of both parks' attractions and characters, such as Chandu and Shiriki Utundu.
montydysquith-navarro
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Give me a few days, let me figure out this new prompt first!I for one would have loved a Filipino pavilion, after all The Philippines and Cuba (I'm Cuban for those unaware
(Also, definitely not relying on Spanish colonial history too much, unlike the proposed pavilion for EPCOT Center and representation in Anaheim's and Hong Kong's IASW!)
DisneyFan32
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ROGER RABBIT'S WACKY ICE CREAM CAKES
Here at Tokyo Disneyland's Toontown, new Roger Rabbit's Wacky Ice Cream Cakes take you squashed like a giant ice cube falls down you from the skies, yes it's strawberry favor ice cream cakes with Roger Rabbit and Baby Herman shapes like Roger & Baby Herman's face for Maroon Cartoons intro. You can also have chocolate ice cream cakes with Jessica Rabbit shapes too!
Here at Tokyo Disneyland's Toontown, new Roger Rabbit's Wacky Ice Cream Cakes take you squashed like a giant ice cube falls down you from the skies, yes it's strawberry favor ice cream cakes with Roger Rabbit and Baby Herman shapes like Roger & Baby Herman's face for Maroon Cartoons intro. You can also have chocolate ice cream cakes with Jessica Rabbit shapes too!
JokersWild
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The elusive zero sentence submission.
DisneyFan32
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Sorry, I'd update guys. Sorry!
MickeyWaffleCo.
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D Hulk
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HELLO KITTY CHUCKY
ICKY BUNS
ICKY BUNS
For a limited time only during Universal Studios Japan’s Halloween Horror Nights, the sadistic and the sweet come together in a quintessentially Japanese way with the scrumptious Hello Kitty Chucky Icky Buns, steamed pork buns available for ¥550 and served in a yellow Playpals doll case. She’ll be your friend until the very end, when you bite into her spongily soft skull and red bits of pork sauce and brain matter come oozing out!
ARIEL’S TEMPURA FRIED ICE CREAM
This colorful and flavorful treat will be available as part of a new court of snack stands in the Mermaid Lagoon port at Tokyo DisneySea. It’s sure to be a big hit with locals and tourists alike!