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Topic: Happy 25th Tokyo Disneyland

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FerretAfros
Fri 4/18/2008 10:39a
"It doesn't fit any more than, well...actually I can't honestly think of a single Disney faux pax as big as this one."

America Sings in Tomorrowland? Meet the World in Tomorrowland? Star Tours (based off a movie that begins "Long, long ago...") in Tomorrowland? Autopia in modern Tomorrowland? Buzz Lightyear in Discoveryland? (coming soon) Little Mermaid in San Fransisco? Radio Disney River Cruise in Disney's Animal Kingdom? It seems like there's plenty of blame to go around (and a lot of it ends up in Tomorrowland for some reason...)
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Malin
Fri 4/18/2008 12:45p
<<< Malin, everyone has their own reason for visiting Disney parks, some go for thrills, some go for the ambiance, and some like Mr. X go for all the Fantasy Land rides.... >>>

I can understand that and I think my words are coming across wrong here, but I just don't understand why someone would want to visit the TDR, when there are not a fan of character shows. But that just my opinion!

<<< HM does not fit in Fantasy Land IMO>>>

I think it kind of depends on what time of the year you visit. The Haunted Mansion Holiday overlay with Jack Skellington fits the Fantasyland theme perfectly.

<<< You must know that Tokyo Dis. Res. has several offerings not found elsewhere, right? And some of the attractions(in ride form) that are thought to be replicas from other parks are actually quite unique in Tokyo like: Splash Mnt. Pooh, BTMRR, Pooh(obviously), ToT and IJ. >>>

I love a lot of the TDR attractions and some of the versions are the very best. Tokyo has in my opinion the best POTC attraction, due to its layout, as its a shorter version of the original. Splash is another favourite and you can't knock Pooh. I have no problem with people visiting the Resort to just ride the attractions, but I think by doing this your kind of taking away from the experience by not watching some of the fine entertainment on offer like Mythica.

<<< and some like Mr. X go for all the Fantasy Land rides.... >>>

Anyone care to give me a bit of backstory to the joke here.
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Mr X
Fri 4/18/2008 7:43p
***I just don't understand why someone would want to visit the TDR***

Well, if you're referring to "attraction junkies" (like me) and why they would make a special visit to TDR, I would say there are three very good reasons.

1) Pooh's Hunny Hunt.

2) The many unique attractions at DisneySea.

3) The fact that most/all attractions at the TDR are sparkling, fresh and extremely well maintained.

I'll grant you this, before Hunny Hunt and DisneySea, there would've been very little reason for an attractions fan to bother with TDL if they didn't care about shows and characters.
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Mr X
Fri 4/18/2008 7:47p
***"It doesn't fit any more than, well...actually I can't honestly think of a single Disney faux pax as big as this one."

America Sings in Tomorrowland? Meet the World in Tomorrowland? Star Tours (based off a movie that begins "Long, long ago...") in Tomorrowland? Autopia in modern Tomorrowland? Buzz Lightyear in Discoveryland? (coming soon) Little Mermaid in San Fransisco? Radio Disney River Cruise in Disney's Animal Kingdom? It seems like there's plenty of blame to go around (and a lot of it ends up in Tomorrowland for some reason...)***

I was speaking more to the outer look of the place.

It's essentially the same as Florida, but looks great in Florida up on a spooky hill near a rolling river...at TDL it just looks bizarre.

Imagine Space Mountain in Frontierland or maybe the Haunted Mansion facade in Tomorrowland (pretty much the only way it could be worse lol). That's where I'm coming from.

Others have said it doesn't bother them though, so maybe it's just me.

I agree with Gurgi that a medieval style building would've worked much better.
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