March 16, 2017
Merrily on our way to bask in the sunshine again at Tokyo Disneyland. And what better way to travel than with the 15th Anniversary Resort Line! This monorail is special because each cart has a different color scheme based on their character/crystal and it is the only monorail that plays it's own theme instead of the usual loop.
Mickey's crystal is transparent, which represents all the wishes combined. He wishes for all the wishes to come true.
Goofy's green crystal is a wish for good feelings (genki!)
Donald wishes for friendship with his blue crystal.
Minnie's crystal is red and represents her wish for love.
Daisy's purple crystal wish is for joy!
Away we go!
The warm weather finally permitted for some delicious ice cream! I love these Mickey Ice Bars because they're so full of intense fruit flavor and they're ridiculously cute! Jane ate Mickey in Tropical Fruit.
During our previous trip, I tried Mickey, so I was really looking forward to Minnie's peach (my favorite) and raspberry flavor. It was so delightful!
After our refreshing snacks, we found ourselves in Toontown to catch the Frozen Winter Greeting near the cherry blossoms.
Shortly after, we found ourselves a spot for Happiness is Here.
Snack time! Savory and sweet all in one pastry.
For dinner, we strolled over to the brand new Camp Woodchuck!
I'm a big fan of kitschy camp decor. Camp Woodchuck is full of little details, I felt like I needed to spend hours there to see everything.
Camp Woodchuck is the only quick service with comfort food like this: a chicken and waffle sandwich.
The evening brought out the cold, so we brought out our hand warmers, and waited patiently for Dreamlights.
Just after Dreamlights, it was finally time to redeem our FastPass (I highly reccommend getting one earlier in the day) for Pooh's Hunny Hunt. This is my all-time favorite attraction.
Pooh-san!
This is my favorite scene because the entire room transforms before your eyes. Very gorgeous compared to the cheap floating projection we have back in the states...
And in the end you are stuck with Pooh-san in the honey tree, which literally smells like honey!
After Hunny Hunt we caught the finale of Frozen Forever from a unique viewpoint. I wish I had a tripod...
Our first week at Tokyo Disney Resort was coming to an end. With our next day being the last before we ventured out into the city, it also meant that it was the final day for Frozen Fantasy, The Year of the Wish, and A Table is Waiting. Friday was going to be one emotional, crowded, and hectic day. Day 7 coming up!
Enjoy,
Mary! (❛▿❛✿)
p.s. Today marks Tokyo Disneyland's 34th Anniversary. Yatta!