Tokyo Disney theme parks log first rise in attendance in three years


For many, visiting all 6 Disney parks is a dream for many who are obsessed with the Disney world. With three parks located in Asia, two in China and one in Japan, these parks have their own draw and are a must for many on their journey to visit all the parks. Japan is a highly sought after park to visit and many of the Instagram account's dedicated to sharing their Disney inspired life all talk about visiting Japan because of the unique features it has. The last few years the park has had an increase in visiting for the first time in three years. They are able to draw more crowds by having unique merchandise, rides, and shows that draw people from all around the world. The price as we all know can be expensive and in 2016 the price increased which set the attendance low for a while. As the park incorporated new rides and shows, these numbers increased. The park itself has had a steady attendance of about 30 million visitors each year.




Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Why Shanghai Disneyland's spell is wearing off after six months

Image
It is hard to keep up an appeal of Disney Parks especially when many have to travel far to get there. Once they get to the parks, the overpriced ticked which many accept as part of their Disney trip will feel more bothered by this because of the already long and expensive journey to get there. In 2016 when Shanghai Disneyland first opened it has an attendance of almost 4 million people. What was surprising was the only 6 months later the park entrance lines were virtually empty. While admission is about  370 yuan ($53.50) on weekdays and 499 yuan on weekends, these prices are actually cheaper than both the American parks in Ahiehem and Orlando. The major complaint is the price of food inside the parks and the cost of the merchandise. Many inside the park were seen eating food brought in from outside the park. Many who live close to the park make an average of about 6,000 yuan a month. One lady who visited the park says it cost half of her monthly salary to v...
Read more

Mickey Mouse Works His Magic in China

Image
Walt Disney had a dream and a drawing of a mouse. Little did he know that after his death and the huge success of his Disneyland Park that Disney parks would be opening up all around the world. The newest park to open up is in Shanghai China. This park is different from the other parks as it is the most modern of them all. As I was reading this article for this week I came across an idea that I had never really thought about before. Disney Parks are American as with the creator of them all was born and died in America. The spread of American ideals and morals are part of the parks and for us are just part of the charm. When you enter the parks you walk down Main Street and the shops and restaurants that are along this route all have an American feel and are often times themed from the early 1900's. But as you want down the main street in Shanghai instead of it being Main Street its called Mickey Avenue because calling it Main Street was too Western. Which got me thinking ab...
Read more

Die-hard fans wait 11 hours to see Mickey Mouse anniversary attraction at Tokyo Disneyland

Image
This year was a big year for Mickey Mouse as he made his debut to the world on November 18, 1928. Fans all around the world went to the Disney Parks in hopes of talking a photo with him on his special day. While it should be no surprise that there are die heart fans of Disney in the world in Toyoko that fandom might be unmatched. While there is no official record of the official wait time to visit Mickey in his home at the park it is estimated that some fans waited over 11 hours to get a photo with the mouse. This seems extreme but for many of these fans, they are Instagram influencers or Disney inspired accounts and having these photos are important in maintaining their accounts for their fans and followers who follow their page. No reports of the wait time at the other parks but it would not be a surprise if the excitement seen here would be the same at the other parks in helping celebrate Mickey Mouses 90th birthday.
Read more