Tokyo Disneyland Resort

[UniversalRBLX]

Of all the classic Disney rides to lose Jungle Crusie is the only one I’m ok with.

As long as they don't touch Disneyland's, I'm very ok with it. It stands in the way of a massive project for Magic Kingdom.

As for Tokyo, I'm excited that they're at least throwing it out there that they'll continue to invest into more additions.

 

[UNIrd]

Honestly, I'm okay with all this. I don't get the purpose of having a mint condition 1971 Magic Kingdom still sitting in Tokyo at this point when other parks have been able to evolve way past that.

 

[OrlLover]

These proposals are little shocking to me but seem on brand to where Tokyo is heading.

I mean looking at their Space Mountain project this definitely seems like wanting to further differentiate their parks from others globally.

Very ambitions plans I might add that would take years to complete if they ever come to fruition.

 

[pumpkinbot343]

Honestly, I'm okay with all this. I don't get the purpose of having a mint condition 1971 Magic Kingdom still sitting in Tokyo at this point when other parks have been able to evolve way past that.

I guess (in terms of reception) it regards to 1) simply nostalgia, and 2) people generally not liking the changes to the Magic Kingdom in the US (a small minority are already unhappy of the subtle changes to Tokyo Haunted Mansion that implies that the Bride is the US’s Constance), so to them Japan’s version is basically “what the Magic Kingdom should be”.