Disney parks around the world pictures

[BlindTyldak]

Those pictures are amazing, I can't believe how beautiful the castle looks in the snow. I'm still wrapping my head around a Disney castle in snow period! XD

Sorry, never been to anything but WDW, but thanks for sharing!

 

[daannzzz]

Danauk, they are great pictures. My last trip to DLRP was with the snow so I mostly have snowy pictures! I love the gargoyles round the Notre Dame. You should get them on other threads - piece of history that inspired a couple of Disney characters

Here is one taken from outside Phantom Manor looking over Frontierland.

This is one of the most awesome photos of a Disney park I have seen.

 

[Michelle2]

I went to DLP in 2001, but all of my pictures were on standard film...did not have a digital camera yet. And my scanner is really really old. It will probably be awhile until I scan them in. I LOVE the DLP castle!!!
Here are some pictures from Tokyo Disneyland that I took at the end of February. I will do DisneySea a little later if there is interest.

Tokyo Disneyland castle. You will find it pretty much like WDW's version except.....

....it has alot of benches in the front for people to sit on to watch the castle shows.

Another view of the castle

The famous Mickey and Walt statue

All around the caste were these ice looking statues telling the story of Cinderella.

Some of the back of the castle:

There was a sorcerer Mickey statue in the back.

 

[BlindTyldak]

Is that an AristoCats ride in the last picture?

 

[Michelle2]

Here are some from Tokyo Disneyland's unique Mainstreet USA:

The entrance into TDL after the ticket turnstiles. They have a really large courtyard/espalande area.

As you can see in a farther shot here. (below) This is from the monorail station. The turnstiles you can see to the left and right, were lined up all the way back past the ticket booths to the monorail station at about 45 minutes before opening.
When I arrived, it was backed up to the ticket area. So it was not that bad, but it seemed pretty backed up for being an hour before opening! THey are definitely early park tourers, the lines were totally gone (as you can see here) when I left at about 1:00 pm.

I am sorry, I will do them smaller

This is the end of Main street taken from the area in front of the castle. They were doing some rehab project on the end building on the left.

A pretty view of some of the landscaping...this is right in front of Tomorrowland....

 

[Michelle2]

Is that an AristoCats ride in the last picture?

I don't think so, but let me consult my map.....
No, it says that the Aristocats is a little toy shop. It says "Disney character dolls, toys, souvenirs and apparel. Film available."

They really have a thing for Marie from the Aristocats. She is one of the main female characters along with the princesses and Minnie.

 

[daannzzz]

I went to DLP in 2001, but all of my pictures were on standard film...did not have a digital camera yet. And my scanner is really really old. It will probably be awhile until I scan them in. I LOVE the DLP castle!!!
Here are some pictures from Tokyo Disneyland that I took at the end of February. I will do DisneySea a little later if there is interest.

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Please do post your photos of The Tokyo Disney Sea. I think it is the most spectacular looking of the Disney parks and can't wait to go.

 

[katytrott]

Wow - some great photos. The quality of mine look dreadful compared to these. Here is one of tommorowland and the submarines.

Michelle2, Thankyou so much for your great photos. I have never seen any pictures of Tokyo Disney, they are so interesting. Is Main Street under cover though? Why have they done that? It reminds me a bit of Paris' Walt Disney Studios. The idea is to create a Sunset/hollywood boulevard atmosphere and they do this by being indoors in a set which makes you feel you are outdoors and it is night!! Not quite WDW standards but still very good. I am really sorru for the quality - I had only just got my digital camera before this trip and had no idea what I was doing!!!

 

[Don Pacho]

Is that Nautilus an attraction?

Similar to 20,000 leagues that WDW once had?

 

[LaughinPlace289]

Wow, these are some great pictures! I've always wondered how DLP and TDL compare to DL and WDW. Tokyo especially looks really unique. Keep them coming!

 

[Philadisney]

these are great pictures! i wish i had some to share but the only other park i've been to is DL and i had no digital camera then (actually i still don't, i just make sure my traveling companion always does! ). i hope to see some more pics soon

 

[0bli0]

another view of Tokyo's Main Street

the castle

a few more

 

[0bli0]

and here is the very small Hong Kong Disneyland on a hot smoggy sold out day.

 

[katytrott]

Is that Nautilus an attraction?

Similar to 20,000 leagues that WDW once had?

Hi, yes it is an attraction, however it is different to the WDW one (I think, have difficulty remembering). This is a walk through attraction of the inside of the submarine and features an attack by a giant squid and a lot of rocking. It's ok, but great for kids.

While on a tommorow land theme:

The same Hone I Shrunk Show as WDW, with a slight difference. When I last went on it, the voices were dubbed over in French, and we had headphones to listen to it in English (not the original either, someone in a French accent)

This is the same Star Tours ride as the one in WDW, with the stange language stuff

The Videopolis is a counter restaurant with a show eg Mulan, Lion King etc

 

[katytrott]

I love the Hong Kong photos, thanks for sharing

 

[0bli0]

here are a few more for you

it just looks so wrong with the hill behind it

 

[0bli0]

it will help when the Autopia opens - they have so few rides

 

[Don Pacho]

Wow beautiful park !!

 

[ely3857]

All from dlrp, disneyland & disney studios...

Jodie

 

[ely3857]

Jodie