Vaccine proof coming soon

[Jonfw2]

Disney has just rolled out a pilot program requiring proof of vaccination or recent negative test at the Tokyo resort.

It is expected this will soon lead to a requirement for all guests.

 

[thanxfornoticin]

Not a real surprise. Tokyo Disney is not actually owned by Disney. These requirements are probably more from the Japanese ownership than it is from Disney.

 

[tinibee]

Really? I just stayed at TDR this last weekend and nobody asked me for proof of anything. They did take my temperature at the Ambassador, as I entered Ikspirari, and at a couple of restaurants.

It was my first time back to the park since 2019 since it's been so hard to get tickets. It was interesting for sure to learn how to navigate the park with all the new rules and procedures in place

 

[Karin1984]

Not a real surprise. Tokyo Disney is not actually owned by Disney. These requirements are probably more from the Japanese ownership than it is from Disney.

More likely government. France put this in place about 6 months ago. Disneyland Paris is requiring proof of vaccine/cured/negative tests since then.

 

[gelatoni fan]

There are discounted tickets that require proof of vaccination or a negative test for the end of Novmeber. These tickets let you in starting at noon rather than opening time.

There are currently no vaccine/testing requirements for entering the park but that may change when Japan decides how it wants to use its vaccine passport system.

 

[PartyExpress2001]

It is a test trial run by the Japanese govt for a limited time and the OLC agreed to participate along with other amusent/entertainment facilities. For TDR it only covers tickets for entry after 12pm JST from Nov 22 to Nov 28.

https://www.tokyodisneyresort.jp/en/ticket/info/vaccine_testing_pass.html

 

[tinibee]

If being vaccinated improves your chances of purchasing discounted or regular tickets, count me in. I had to book at a TDR hotel to secure tickets and there was a ¥3000 upcharge per person for early entry into TDS.