Credit: Inside The MagicA video has recently surfaced showing the insane amount of Disneyland guests overtaking and descending upon this Disney Resort for the grand opening of a new Halloween parade show.
Tokyo Disneyland – New Parade Show Brings Chaos as Crowds Block Entrance Hours Before Opening Time
Yesterday, WDWNT shared the image above, shedding light on the dedication of the Japanese Disney community. They arrive at the parks hours before opening to secure prime spots for a special parade later in the day. What ensued was a scene where guests, in their enthusiasm, formed a line and took their seats in large numbers, effectively blocking the park entrance. They were willing to invest up to 5 hours before the park’s official opening time, showcasing their unwavering commitment to this Disney tradition.
This is what Tokyo Disney Resort looks like currently at 5 AM. This line is to enter the park at 9 AM to get a good spot for the 3:40 PM parade 😳 pic.twitter.com/H1NZIe1Chm
— WDW News Today (@WDWNT) September 13, 2023
As reported by WDWNT on their Twitter feed, a massive dedicated crowd began gathering at the impressive hour of 5 a.m., a total of four hours before the park’s official opening to the general public. Their mission? Securing prime viewing spots for the highly-anticipated 3:40 p.m. parade.
The parade in question happens to be none other than the brand-new “Spooky ‘Boo!'” Parade is making its debut at the Disney Resort. This level of commitment demonstrates the immense enthusiasm and excitement surrounding this exciting addition to the park’s offerings.
Another individual captured an insane video showing thousands of Tokyo Disneyland guests descending upon the park for this new parade offering. These dangerous crowds will cause chaos and problems for cast members and the other guests attempting to enter Tokyo Disney Resort.
Dangerous Crowds Captured on Video Storming the Gates to Tokyo Disney Resort
In a video retweeted by Showcase of Wishes, shocking footage was captured by someone from the Japanese community showing thousands upon thousands of guests storming the gates to the entrance of Tokyo Disneyland Resort.
今朝は8時26分に京葉線舞浜を通過。
パーク一応は一般8時30分にオープン。
ディズニー・ハロウィーン プレビューで実質的な初日。ランドの手荷物検査待ち列の最後尾はボンボ。今年で最高の混雑。
現地さん、がんば。
晴れ、無風。#TDR_now pic.twitter.com/x5w8raDgwF— ゆめとま (@yumetoma) September 13, 2023
The post above was translated from Japanese English, saying the following:
This morning I passed Maihama on the Keiyo Line at 8:26. The park opens to the general public at 8:30. Practical opening day with Disney Halloween previews. Bombo is at the end of Lando’s baggage inspection queue. The worst crowd this year. Good luck, locals. Sunny, no wind.
With the Halloween events and offerings now open to Disney guests at this resort, one would hope these dangerous crowd levels would be better managed in the long run to avoid injury or malice.
Apart from the exciting new addition, Tokyo Disney Resort offers its guests an array of captivating experiences. These include the option to stay at one of Tokyo Disneyland’s exceptional hotels, explore Fantasy Spring, indulge in the offerings of Downtown Disney, or revel in the enchanting surroundings of Tokyo Bay. Moreover, there are multiple opportunities to experience the comfort and hospitality of a Disney hotel, convenient transportation through the Disney Resort Line, and the unique allure of Tokyo DisneySea. Guests can also peruse a Disney store and discover other delightful surprises.
A ticket to Tokyo Disney Resort not only grants entry to the park but also opens the door to experiencing the rich culture of Japan. This distinctive and memorable aspect distinguishes it from Disney destinations, such as Walt Disney World Resort. The resort offers an array of hotel choices, including the Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel, Disney Ambassador Hotel, Hotel Miracosta, Hilton Tokyo Bay, and other official hotels.
Visitors can immerse themselves in various attractions and lands within the park, from the thrilling Space Mountain to the whimsical Critter Country and the bustling World Bazaar. Regarding transportation, Tokyo Disneyland Resort is easily accessible via multiple routes, including the Tokyo Disneyland station, Narita Airport, Resort gateway stations, Bayside Station, Jr Maihama Station, and more.
It’s important to note that Tokyo Disney Resort is owned by the Oriental Land Company, setting it apart from resorts owned by the Walt Disney Company. Just like a ticket to Disneyland Paris or any other Walt Disney Parks, a visit to Tokyo Disney Resort promises an unforgettable journey into a world of magic and imagination that appeals to guests of all ages.