Tokyo Disneyland Electrical Parade Dreamlights

We met Mickey and Minnie once again somewhere near the Toon Town. I still prefer Minnie in the winter costume. keke...

It's a Small Word

I thought this is just some kind of a decorations... As it seems not so many people line up outside there, we just gave it a try.

But actually the line was quite long inside... I said quite long is because the other queueing line are even longer. I was telling Alvin that we were cheated already, this is only a ride on the boat for one round inside this hall.

But it surprised us!

There were so much to be seen! The dolls, dancing and singing in the song 'it's a small world', are all in different costumes, coming from all over the world!


Is that cowboy? from Mexico?



This is obvious --- China

Another Chinese costume


We have the Arabians too

Red Indians, are they?

This is... from Mexico also? Sorry my geographic failed. ;p

These I definitely don't know...

In conjunction with the coming Christmas, the dolls were wearing their winter clothing as well. Wow~ That means each season you enter they will be in different clothing.

Arab costumes again... There were so many, hundreds of them! You can see some more photos in http://picasaweb.google.com/alvinlms/TokyoDisneyland

Night view of 'It's a Small World'. It's telling you the time now is 6.45pm.

I'm not Alice, this is Janice In the Wonderland~

Minnie Mouse's wishing well. It is said that you can hear a message from Minnie if you toss a coin into the wishing well. But I didn't do that. ;)

As I said, everything you gotta queue up. That includes also going into Minnie's House. And there were the crews there helping you to take photos again. But hmm... it doesn't look very nice then.


Minnie's living room. The fire looks real, huh? The sofa is hard as rock....

Well, Alvin said this is a very good phrase!

Mickey's hand glove~ I like it, but there's only one glove left when there's suppose to be two of them..

At back of the castle.. the paintings on the walls are really artistic and splendid~

Can you guess the story on these wallpapers?

Yup, it's Cinderella's story, and this castle is also belongs to her.

Going inside it's The Glass Slipper, there are varieties of glassware, and you can watch the skilled artisans demonstrate glass cutting. Those work of arts can easily cost you over hundreds. So don't even think about it.

The marvellous glass castle owned by Cinderella~ I wonder why it belongs to Cinderella?

Amazing pieces of art!

Night view of Cinderella's Castle~ that is romantic! Too bad we can't go up to the top..

Twinkling Holiday Moment presented by Mickey Mouse and gang to light up the castle with dancing singing. Hmm.. why it's not light up by Cinderella then?

You know, the people were already booking the space to watch this show as early as 2 and half hour before the show starts! That's crazy. I guess these are the people who holds the annual pass to Disneyland. They should have enjoyed the other games more than enough already. Even the Christmas Parade didn't attract them too. But for me I still prefer the parade a lot more. Partly also because i don't understand what they were talking about.

The last parade of the day --- Tokyo Disneyland Electrical Parade Dreamlights~!


Do you know this giant cat? I forgot..

Though the crowd in Disneyland had decreased compare to daytime, but this parade doesn't repeat, so the crowd was still flooding the area.

My camera died off after taking this shot. haiz~

Peter Pan and Wendy fighting Captain Hook again~

I didn't watch this cartoon... anyone?

Winnie the Pooh and friends~

This is ...?

Here comes Buzz Lightyear!

Woody and Jessie~

Nemo's friends~

Aaahhh! My favourite!

They were dancing and dancing, make us can't take a clear photo of theirs. Haiz~

Now see Cinderella's magic dress!

Purple, white, blue, pink .....

That's awesome!

The Price Charming can only follow at the back. Hehe..

Lilo and Stitch again!

Chip & Dale~

Donald Duck and friends!

And finally ---- Mickey and Minnie~

That's the end of my Disneyland long long posts... There's a lot of the attractions in Disneyland I missed out... Time is just not enough! and we were extremely exhausted after the whole day. After watching the firework, we rushed to go back. It was a frustrating and tiring journey in the morning so I thought taking bus to go back directly to the Shinjuku Station would be a better choice.

But I was wrong --- The cost was more than double the train tickets we spent in the morning! and the bus stopped at the furthest exit of the station and we were kind of lost... We went to McD nearby our hotel to buy some burger, as the meal in Disneyland are super expensive and yet not filling for us. We took like one hour walking back to hotel then. AAhhh~~~~~~~

But if there's chance, I'm sure I want to go Disneyland again. And I would not miss out DisneySea this time!