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35Th Anniversary Finale and Other Events at Tokyo Disney Resort for January Through March October , 2018 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Publicity Department Oriental Land Co., Ltd. 35th Anniversary Finale and Other Events at Tokyo Disney Resort for January through March URAYASU, CHIBA— From January 11 through March 25, 2019, Tokyo Disney Resort® will host the finale of the yearlong anniversary event, “Tokyo Disney Resort 35th ‘Happiest Celebration!’” at Tokyo Disneyland® Park. At the same time, Tokyo DisneySea® Park will offer the special event, “Pixar Playtime” and the special program “Duffy’s Heartwarming Days.” The Disney hotels and the Disney Resort Line will also offer special programs and activities during this period. The “Tokyo Disney Resort 35th ‘Happiest Celebration!’ Grand Finale” will mark the close of the happiest anniversary celebration ever at Tokyo Disneyland. From the premiere of the anniversary event on April 15, 2018, Guests have enjoyed the colorful, celebratory atmosphere of the Park. And the “Grand Finale” event will give Guests even more to enjoy starting with “Dreaming Up!” This daytime parade will be presented in a special version through March 25. In “Tokyo Disney Resort 35th addition, “Celebration Street” in World Bazaar ‘Happiest Celebration!’ Grand Finale” at Tokyo Disneyland will be presented in a new version after dark just for the “Grand Finale.” The Tokyo DisneySea special event, “Pixar Playtime,” will give Guests a variety of experiences themed to the world of DisneyPixar films. Guests of all ages will be able to enjoy all their favorite DisneyPixar Characters in the participatory stage show “Pixar Playtime Pals,” as well as in other entertainment programs around the Park. In various locations, Guests can also try the interactive game booths that are themed to a board “Pixar Playtime” game. This year, Guests will find new photo at Tokyo DisneySea locations inspired by the worlds of the DisneyPixar film Coco (released in Japan as Remember Me) and the Finding Nemo film series. All photos are concept images. © Disney © Disney/Pixar Again this year, Tokyo DisneySea will host “Duffy’s Heartwarming Days,” a special program reflecting the warm and gentle world of Duffy, ShellieMay, Gelatoni, and StellaLou. Guests will find new decorations, merchandise and menu items that feature scenes of Duffy and Friends making presents filled with their heartfelt wishes. Tokyo DisneySea will also offer a special version of the popular attraction Tower of Terror exclusively during this period. Tower of Terror “Unlimited” will give Guests even more thrills with a number of different patterns of the exciting “free fall” effect. In addition, the Disney hotels and the Disney Resort Line will also offer programs linked to the special events at the two Parks. Please see the attachment for more details. For inquiries from the general public, please give the following contact number: Tokyo Disney Resort Information Center 0570-00-8632 (9:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.) Note: From overseas, and from some mobile phones and IP phones, please call 045-330-5211. For press inquiries, please contact: Publicity Department, Oriental Land Co., Ltd. 047-305-5111 # # # All photos are concept images. © Disney © Disney/Pixar Attachment Tokyo Disney Resort Programs from January 11 through March 25, 2019 Tokyo Disneyland Park ■ “Tokyo Disney Resort 35th ‘Happiest Celebration!’ Grand Finale” ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM Special Version for Limited Period Only Dreaming Up! Venue: Parade Route Duration: About 45 minutes Performances: 1-2 Daily Number of Performers: About 140 (including about 55 Disney Characters) Number of Floats: 13 This daytime parade, which premiered for the “Tokyo Disney Resort 35th ‘Happiest Celebration!’” anniversary event, will be presented in a special version for the limited period of January 11 to March 25, 2019. The special version of “Dreaming Up!” will pause along the parade route so that Guests can join the Disney Friends in gesturing and clapping along to the 35th anniversary theme song to celebrate the occasion and the world of infinite “Dreaming Up!” dreams. at Tokyo Disneyland Note: Entertainment programs are subject to change or cancellation due to inclement weather, etc. The number of performances each day is also subject to change. DECORATION Celebration Street For the 35th anniversary, Main Street in World Bazaar has been transformed into “Celebration Street” to enhance the celebratory atmosphere of the Park. During the “Grand Finale” period, the images, music and lighting of “Celebration Street” will be presented in a new version. “Celebration Street” at Tokyo Disneyland All photos are concept images. © Disney © Disney/Pixar SPECIAL MERCHANDISE With the Tokyo Disney Resort 35th anniversary celebration reaching its grand finale, about 65 types of special merchandise for the event will be offered. Artwork of the Disney Friends looking ahead to a world of dreams and unlimited possibilities will be featured on a large bath towel and other items. Other artwork that brings back happy memories of the event will incorporate elements of the decorations, merchandise and food items from the 35th anniversary and will be used for notebooks, postcards and pouches. In addition, a postcard set with special artwork of the Happiest Mickey Spots and merchandise with motifs based on the 35th anniversary designs for the Disney Resort Line will be available. Note: Special merchandise will be available from January 7, 2019 at both Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea. Some items will only be available while the supply lasts. Wide bath towel 3,400 yen Notebook 1,500 yen Assorted Confectionery 950 yen Postcard 380 yen Pouch 2,200 yen SPECIAL MENUS Guests will be able to enjoy special menu items that reflect the “Grand Finale” of the 35th anniversary event. Among the special menus, there will be a colorful special dish at Grandma Sara’s Kitchen that captures the festive feeling of the finale. The Gazebo will bring back the Waffle Cone (Beef & Rice), but decorated this time with star-shaped gold leaf. And the special “it’s a small world” Pizza, which was inspired by the reopening of the “it’s a small world” attraction during the 35th anniversary event, will be themed to the South Pacific area of the attraction for the “Grand Finale” event period. Special Set 1,580 yen Special Set 760 yen at Grandma Sara’s Kitchen at Captain Hook’s Galley Note: Special menu items will be available from December 26, 2018. The contents of the menus may change and some items will only be available while the supply lasts. OTHER PROGRAM A special guided tour commemorating the 35th anniversary will be offered for a fee during the “Grand Finale” event. The Cast Member conducting the tour will take Guests through the 35 years of the Park’s history using photographs from the past as well as showing them Tokyo Disneyland as it is today. The Tour Guide will elicit from the Guests their memories of the Park while giving them a different perspective of the Park’s appeal. The tour is sure to provide Guests with one of the happiest experiences for the Tokyo Disney Guided Tours Resort 35th anniversary. Note: This special tour is a group tour. Advance reservations are required and can be made through the Tokyo Disney Resort Online Reservation & Tickets website (in Japanese only): https://reserve.tokyodisneyresort.jp/ All photos are concept images. © Disney © Disney/Pixar Tokyo DisneySea Park ■“Pixar Playtime” ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMS Pixar Playtime Pals Venue: Piazza Topolino, Mediterranean Harbor “Pixar Playtime Pals” Duration: About 30 minutes at Tokyo DisneySea Performances: 2-3 Daily Number of Performers: 40 (including about 17 Disney Characters) The DisneyPixar Characters gather at Piazza Topolino to play fun games with all the Guests. The challenge is to complete three games inspired by the Toy Story film series, The Incredibles film series and the Finding Nemo film series. When all the games are successfully completed, lots of DisneyPixar Characters show up and raise the level of excitement. For the first time this year, Edna Mode from the The Incredibles film series will make an appearance. The show’s finale will feature large balloons with motifs of the DisneyPixar Characters. Guests are sure to enjoy this happy time playing together with the DisneyPixar Pals. Participating DisneyPixar Characters Character Name DisneyPixar Film Title Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie, Bullseye, Toy Story film series Lotso Huggin' Bear Mr. Incredible, Mrs. Incredible, Edna Mode The Incredibles film series Mike, Sulley Monsters, Inc. film series Remy Ratatouille Carl, Russell, Dug Up Merida Brave Joy, Sadness Inside Out All photos are concept images. © Disney © Disney/Pixar Lightning McQueen Victory Lap Venue: New York Area, American Waterfront Duration: About 25 minutes Performances: 3-4 Daily The now world-famous racer, Lightning McQueen, is coming to American Waterfront for a victory lap. As crowds of Guests look on, Lightning McQueen makes his “Lightning McQueen Victory Lap” appearance. Dancers also join, together with the Guests, at Tokyo DisneySea for a “drive” through American Waterfront. In the latter part of the program, the music builds up and creates a festival mood. A checkered flag waves to mark when the goal is reached. Participating DisneyPixar Character Character Name DisneyPixar Film Title Lightning McQueen Cars film series Chef Remy & You Venue: In front of Zambini Brothers’ Ristorante, Mediterranean Harbor Duration: About 20 minutes Performances: 2-4 Daily A pop-up of the popular French restaurant, Ratatouille, from the DisneyPixar film of the same name, is back again in Mediterranean Harbor. The cheerful waiter and the chefs-in-training make their appearance and take orders from the Guests. They try to prepare the special full-course meal for the day, but they don’t quite succeed. Just then, Remy and the chefs show up and propose that “Chef Remy & You” everyone join in and prepare the meal together. Following at Tokyo DisneySea Remy’s directions, the Guests “cook” happily together with the chef-in-training and through everyone’s cooperation produce a special French meal.
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