Kevin_W
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How was the popcorn? Lines were long and I didn't try any of the flavored popcorn this time. Roast-beef flavored struck me as kinda odd. It didn't sound great, but part of me wanted to try it just to see.
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Trip Report: Four Days of Tokyo Disney + Universal Studios Japan and More
- Thread starter Wendy Pleakley
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I'm more of a churro fan when it comes to fun flavours.
Roast Beef popcorn was fine, but nothing super special. There was one true standout popcorn in my opinion, but that would be a spoiler for day 4...
The Empress Lilly
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That bit's hilarious
Kevin_W
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Hmm.. Carmel or cheese seem too boring. So I will guess the curry! We'll wait and see if I was right. (We enjoyed that a couple years ago, but I think curry and honey were the only two we tried.)
The Happy Ride with Baymax is Tokyo's version of Mater's Junkyard Jamboree.
It's got catchy music and this type of ride is simple but very fun.
I could have skipped it, but my partner wanted to do it. We paid for the Premier Access pass because the attraction is super popular and it's a low capacity ride. Waiting in line felt like it would be soul crushing.
I paid not because it's a spectacular attraction, but to save time and sanity.
I love this mini ride vehicles. I only bought one, the Doom Buggies, because I didn't want to overload on souvenirs. They're small enough I probably should have bought more.
Speaking of the Haunted Mansion I also bought a HM pin. There are very few pins for sale in Tokyo. Some additional ones are apparently available through some games we did not partake in.
We rode the Main Street bus(?) because you should always do some classic Disneyland stuff.
Tomorrowland gives me the same vibes as Florida, where it feels more like something that was built when the park opened rather than feeling futuristic.
It's got catchy music and this type of ride is simple but very fun.
I could have skipped it, but my partner wanted to do it. We paid for the Premier Access pass because the attraction is super popular and it's a low capacity ride. Waiting in line felt like it would be soul crushing.
I paid not because it's a spectacular attraction, but to save time and sanity.
I love this mini ride vehicles. I only bought one, the Doom Buggies, because I didn't want to overload on souvenirs. They're small enough I probably should have bought more.
Speaking of the Haunted Mansion I also bought a HM pin. There are very few pins for sale in Tokyo. Some additional ones are apparently available through some games we did not partake in.
We rode the Main Street bus(?) because you should always do some classic Disneyland stuff.
Tomorrowland gives me the same vibes as Florida, where it feels more like something that was built when the park opened rather than feeling futuristic.
Time for another exotic churro flavour.
I think this one was good but it doesn't stick out in my mind.
The drink was kind of annoying because it was frozen solid so you had to wait for it to melt.
This crepe was another odd one as it too was frozen solid and not what I'm used to. Tasted fine.
I think this one was good but it doesn't stick out in my mind.
The drink was kind of annoying because it was frozen solid so you had to wait for it to melt.
This crepe was another odd one as it too was frozen solid and not what I'm used to. Tasted fine.