New Nighttime Spectacular “Celebrate! Tokyo Disneyland” Debut at Tokyo Disneyland

After 4 years of waiting Tokyo Disneyland gets its nighttime fireworks spectacular “Celebrate! Tokyo Disneyland” with a new projection show that light up Cinderella Castle like never before.

“Celebrate! Tokyo Disneyland” is the new nightshow for TDL celebration and had its premiere last night. It features all the special effects you can expect from the best Disney Resort in the world with projections, lasers, fireworks, fountains, and more.

Watch the full show on this video filmed by DvideoZ last night, and watch it full screen! You can also listen or download the full soundtrack of the show HERE.




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Picture: copyright Disney, Oriental Land

Discover the Very Private Tokyo Disneyland Club 33

I don't think there is a place less known if not mysterious than Tokyo Disneyland Club 33 as, yes, there is a very private and members only Club 33 at TDL, just like there is one at Disneyland.

Recently TRD Explorer posted an article about it but he didn't shot pictures of the inside - except the food - as apparently it is not allowed. This of course pushed me to find some and not only there is some pics available HERE but, even better, i've found a video showing the whole Club 33! It's a 2011 video, so shot not too long ago and it probably shows TDL Club 33 as it is now. Enjoy!




Photo: copyright JSpence

Video: copyright Disneybase4U

Tokyo Disneyland Re-opens ! Video Reports

After being closed for one month Tokyo Disneyland re-opens today at the joy of hundred of TDL fans. Disney fans lined up as early as 6:30 a.m., an hour and a half before Friday's reopening, hoping to be the first into the park.

Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Goofy, and a host of other Disney characters surprised visitors as the gates opened at 8 a.m. A sort of Disney hysteria swept over the crowd as Mickey danced in front of visitors minutes before the official opening of the park.

"We were so excited, we were almost crying," Tokyo Disneyland visitor Mika Hasegawa said.

Many TV channels were they were to film TDL re-opening and you'll find below four reports filmed on different angles.




Hiroshi Suzuki, public relations manager for Oriental Land Co. -- the company that owns Tokyo Disneyland -- agreed. He said visitors were so elated when they saw Mickey and the other characters, he wished he could bring that kind of happiness to all people in Japan.

Other visitors to the park said they thought it was important to start getting out and spending money to get the economy running again. Erika Kanehira said she planned on visiting Tokyo Disneyland as often as she could and would also purchase merchandise to help the disaster area recover.




For every guest admitted to the park through May 14, Tokyo Disneyland will donate 300 yen (about $4) to the Japanese Red Cross. The park will also be operating under shortened business hours in order to save power.

Suzuki says the company hopes to get the park up and running on usual business hours as soon as possible. But most visitors are happy to have the park back at all.

Tomomi Takehashi said Disneyland was a place where people can come to laugh and smile -- and that may be exactly what the Japanese public needs right now.




However as you will see on this last video one TDL major attraction remains closed today, and it's Big Thunder Mountain which apparently needs to be more checked.

Anyway, just like all of you and for all TDL fans, i'm so happy that the park is open again!




Picture: copyright CNN