Travel: Japan - Tokyo & Disneyland

[Dreamgear]

HI any recommandation for hotel in tokyo? preferbly with inter-connecting rooms or a room that can stay 4 pxs…


thanks

[tankee]

THC:

HI, need some advise on the number of days needed for above two places. Is the place crowded in early Dec ? Thanks.

depends whether you and your family have been to other disneyland?

generally, 1 day each.

early dec should be the off-peak period since Japan school holidays only starts in late December. But you may still meet busload of students that are on field trips.

[Candiess]

My family went to Disneyland last Dec.

We went DisneySea on a Thurs - morning was not crowded and we could take the rides within 15 mins. After lunch, the crowds came in and got to wait for about 45mins each. So you can try to get the fastpass during lunch time (no fastpass available in the morning when there is no crowd). As such, we played almost all rides except extremely kiddy ones for below 6 yrs old. We only went for one performance cos all spoken in Japanese.
But on Friday when we went to Disneyland, it was crowded when we arrived at 10am. Almost all rides got to queue for about 45-90 mins. We only managed to get 2 rides’ fastpass (there is about 2 hrs time interval before you can get another fastpass). All fastpass given out at 2pm +.

[iluvjr2]

sparks:

Anyone knows if SIA will be running any promo fares to Tokyo for travel in June? I just checked their fares & they are so high $1200 :?: .


Cheapest is Delta now @ $650+.

MAS is running a promo now @$670, with 1 hour transit time in KL. Touch down Narita in the morning around 7+a.m. similar to SQ which touch down 6plus in the morning.

[DecJan]

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[BabyRR]

Scary:

Go Kidzania! You won't regret! We went once last yr (Session 2). DH had booked both sessions in a day for our trip next month.

Hi scary, does the kidzania in tokyo have english staff/speakers?
Thinking of bringing kids in sep, but wondering whether language will be an issue for the kids.

Have you tried legoland in Tokyo too? If I only have time for one, which one would you recommend. Kids are 3 and 5yr.

Thanks in advance.

[Scary]

BabyRR:

Scary:

Go Kidzania! You won't regret! We went once last yr (Session 2). DH had booked both sessions in a day for our trip next month.

Hi scary, does the kidzania in tokyo have english staff/speakers?
Thinking of bringing kids in sep, but wondering whether language will be an issue for the kids.

Have you tried legoland in Tokyo too? If I only have time for one, which one would you recommend. Kids are 3 and 5yr.

Thanks in advance.

My boy went when he was 5, again when he was 6. He enjoyed himself very much despite them speaking minimal English 2/3 yrs ago. Some will try to speak simple English but most of the time it's monkey see monkey do. :rotflmao: We went Baby Boss Taipei recently and we still prefer Kidszania Japan.

Some of the occupations may not be suitable for your 3 yr-old as I vaguely remembered they have min height requirement.

We have not tried Legoland Japan but i think it's pretty. Guess i will choose Kidszania over it. My friend brought her kids to KL Kidszania recently and they enjoyed it too!

Please remember to book your tickets online if you decide to go Kidszania Japan. Do book early and for 2 sessions too. Have fun!

[Scary]

BabyRR:

Scary:

Go Kidzania! You won't regret! We went once last yr (Session 2). DH had booked both sessions in a day for our trip next month.

Hi scary, does the kidzania in tokyo have english staff/speakers?
Thinking of bringing kids in sep, but wondering whether language will be an issue for the kids.

Have you tried legoland in Tokyo too? If I only have time for one, which one would you recommend. Kids are 3 and 5yr.

Thanks in advance.

My boy went when he was 5, again when he was 6. He enjoyed himself very much despite them speaking minimal English 2/3 yrs ago. Some will try to speak simple English but most of the time it's monkey see monkey do. :rotflmao: We went Baby Boss Taipei recently and we still prefer Kidszania Japan.

Some of the occupations may not be suitable for your 3 yr-old as I vaguely remembered they have min height requirement.

We have not tried Legoland Japan but i think it's pretty. Guess i will choose Kidszania over it. My friend brought her kids to KL Kidszania recently and they enjoyed it too!

Please remember to book your tickets online if you decide to go Kidszania Japan. Do book early and for 2 sessions too. Have fun!

[coolaaryan777]

Tokyo & Disneyland is the best place in the world. One of my favorite place is Disneyland and it’s good place for spending holidays. Disneyland is the magnificent location for tourists all around the globe.

[chemistry]

Personally, i would prefer disneysea to disneyland. The crowd in disneyland is horrifying and it takes a long time to queue for the rides.