Amusement parks

minniemouse · (#1 (**permalink**))

Hello!

I like Amusement Parks and especially...Disney Parks.
I have seen Disneyland in Orlando, in California and in Paris but now..I have a dream..
I would like to visit Japan and....Disney Parks!

Have you ever been to Disneyland Tokyo?What's it?

If I will stay in Asakusa... how many time during the trip from Disneyland?

Is the Japan Rail always open? At night?

Many thanks

ciao

PS: Another question...

PUROLAND: Is one day necessary to visit Puroland or half day?

masaegu · (#2 (**permalink**))

You would love the Tokyo Disney Resort, then. It's much bigger than the Disneyland in California because they added the Disney Sea some years ago to the already-large Disneyland. You would need at least two days if you want to go to Tokyo Disney....one for Disneyland and the other for Disney Sea.

The JR doesn't run 24 hours, but on most lines trains run from about 5 in the morning to 12 midnight.

Could you rephrase this question of yours? I don't quite understand it...

"If I will stay in Asakusa... how many time during the trip from Disneyland?"

Regarding Puroland, I've never been there myself. I guess half a day would be enough to spend there because it's not very large at all.

Ciao

minniemouse · (#3 (**permalink**))

oh..thanks in advance for your kindness!

Yes, I have planned 2 day for Disneyland (one for Disneyland Tokyo and one for Disney Sea).

I have asked you how many times is necessary to go to Disneyland from Asakusa.

I have seen the ryokan website in Asakusa and there was this information.
I have readed 50 minutes..
Uhm..It's very far..

About the morning it's ok but at night... It's impossible to stay there.

I think that in Tokyo I must found two economy location. One in Asakusa and one more near to Disneyland.

Do you know some place where I can stay?

ciao!

masaegu · (#4 (**permalink**))

There are many hotels near Disney, but they are all expensive. I suggest that you look for hotels in Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, or near the Tokyo Station. The Tokyo Disney Resort is a little far from everywhere because it's not even located in Tokyo!! It's located in Chiba Prefecture. So I think Asakusa would still be one choice. I said Shinjuku and Ikebukuro because these are huge business and entertainment centers of Tokyo and they give you great train access to many other places in Tokyo.

minniemouse · (#5 (**permalink**))

sorry but I don't understand..

Are you recommend me to stay in Asakusa?

Shinjuku and Ikebukuro are two districts?
Many thanks for your help!

For me Japan is all new!

masaegu · (#6 (**permalink**))

Asakusa is fine: it's just a little far from other main districts of Tokyo.

Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, Shibuya are much bigger districts and close to other main districts.

But Asakusa will be quieter and probably more relaxing than those districts. It's a difficult choice, I know.

MMM · (#7 (**permalink**))

a 50 minute train ride is not all that far. If it is direct, then that is pretty convenient.

minniemouse · (#8 (**permalink**))

ok! In this case you have given me more information! Thank you!!!!!

For this moment I have founded an economy lodge in Asakusa but now I can try to found others places in Shinjuku, Ikebukuro or Shibuya

The problem in Asakusa is the return trip from Disneyland to the hotel at night...
I'm afraid not found a train.

minniemouse · (#9 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by MMM

a 50 minute train ride is not all that far. If it is direct, then that is pretty convenient.

The place is in Asakusa

minniemouse · (#10 (**permalink**))

I have another question..

I have seen the Disneyland Tokyo website but I don't found a manner to ask them a brochure, catalogue in English or Japanese...
I would like to receive these brochures but I don't know how do it.

Do you know a manner to ask it, please?