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Halloween at Tokyo Disney Resort® June 13, 2019 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Publicity Department Oriental Land Co., Ltd. Halloween at Tokyo Disney Resort® URAYASU, CHIBA—The special event “Disney Halloween,” will be held at Tokyo Disneyland® and Tokyo DisneySea® Parks from September 10 through October 31, 2019. The Disney hotels, Disney Resort Line and Ikspiari will also offer exciting programs themed to Halloween. At Tokyo DisneySea this year, Halloween takes on a dark and mysterious theme as Guests are invited to an eerie celebration of the season. In the new harbor show, “Festival of Mystique,” an air of eerie foreboding falls upon the Halloween celebrations of Porto Paradiso. The “Sea Witches” have devised a plan to bring the festivities under their control, but Mickey Mouse and his Disney Friends are on hand to save Halloween and put it back to the way it should be. Guests visiting Tokyo Disneyland can experience the chills and thrills of the “ghost version of Tokyo Disneyland” once again this year. Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse appear in new costumes for the “Spooky “Disney Halloween” at Tokyo DisneySea ‘Boo!’ Parade.” They are joined by their Disney Friends to bring some spooky, ghostly fun to the Park. After dark, World Bazaar will be transformed with Halloween music and visuals, and new photo locations invite Guests to enjoy fun and spooky photo experiences. Also this year, Guests of all ages can get into the Halloween spirit by dressing up with simple Disney character touches or going all the way with full Disney character costumes* on any day during the “Spooky ‘Boo!’ Parade” at Tokyo Disneyland special event period. The Disney hotels, Disney Resort Line and Ikspiari will also be offering exciting programs during the period ensuring lots of spooky fun throughout Tokyo Disney Resort this Halloween. *Please include the following when referring to wearing costumes in Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea: For details on the restrictions for visiting Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea in full Disney character costumes, please check the Tokyo Disney Resort Official Website or contact the Tokyo Disney Resort Information Center. All photos are concept images. © Disney Please see the attachment for more details on “Disney Halloween.” 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. # # # ATTACHMENT Tokyo DisneySea Special Event “Disney Halloween” ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM Festival of Mystique Location: Mediterranean Harbor Duration: About 25 minutes Performances: 3 daily Number of Performers: About 100 Number of Barges: 5 Participating Disney Characters: Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Goofy, Pluto, Chip, Dale, Clarice In the quiet fishing village of Porto Paradiso at Mediterranean Harbor, Halloween was once marked with a great celebration. Yet the tradition had long been forgotten until three mysterious women arrive and suggest reviving the old festival. Mickey Mouse and friends are happy to help and get to work making it a celebration to remember. The festival, filled with marine motifs reflecting the heritage of the fishing village, begins with bewitching music and dancing. As the beautiful women start singing, a sinister atmosphere falls over the celebrations. Led by these women, everyone in the harbor is dancing when suddenly thunder claps and fire and water shoot up. The women are then revealed to be Sea Witches who have used the celebration of Halloween as a cover to bring back the wicked king of the sea. Their plan has been discovered too late and the Disney Friends have already been ensnared by an evil power. Mickey Mouse and the Disney Friends must prevent the rise of the wicked king, and release Halloween from the evil spell. Note: Entertainment programs are subject to change or cancellation due to weather and other conditions. The number of performances may also change without notice. DECORATIONS Tokyo DisneySea will feature decorations that add to the dark and mysterious mood of this year’s Halloween. The Main Entrance will welcome Guests to the eerie celebration with wickedly opulent decor. Mediterranean Harbor will feature a darker color palette inspired by this year’s concept, and a photo location of the Disney Friends can be experienced in Waterfront Park at American Waterfront. Decorations at Waterfront Park SPECIAL MERCHANDISE Around 60 different types of merchandise inspired by the dark and mysterious “Festival of Mystique” will be available. A batwing cape, spider-web-pattern lace gloves, and a flameless candle light-up item are just a few of the accessories available to make any outfit as dark and mysterious as this year’s Halloween. Also available will be plush badges of the Disney characters dressed in costumes from the harbor show. Special merchandise will go on sale from September 2, 2019. Cape 2,500 yen Plush Badges 1,900 yen each Lace Gloves 1,200 yen Light-up Item 1,700 yen SPECIAL MENUS Around 15 different types of menu items and souvenirs will be themed to the dark and mysterious world of Halloween at Tokyo DisneySea. Guests can enjoy a creepy-colored pasta dish as part of a special set menu offered at Cafe Portofino, and five different cocktails themed to the event, including one inspired by the “Sea Witches,” will also be available. Special menu items will go on sale from September 2, 2019. Special Set 1,880 yen Wine Cocktail Special Set 1,580 yen at Cafe Portofino (Cassis & Passion Fruit) at Casbah Food Court 680 yen at Cafe Portofino Special merchandise and menu items are subject to change without notice and only available while stocks last. Tokyo Disneyland Special Event “Disney Halloween” ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM Spooky “Boo!” Parade Location: Parade Route Duration: About 40 minutes Performances: 2 daily Number of Performers: About 100 Number of Floats: 6 “Spooky ‘Boo!’ Parade” at Tokyo Disneyland In this parade of Halloween chills and thrills, the ghosts have invited the Disney Friends to enjoy a ghostly version of Tokyo Disneyland. The Disney Friends make their appearance on floats that are inspired by various attractions and themed lands, but with an eerie transformation. There is a Western River Railroad locomotive operated by a skeleton, as well as jack-o’-lanterns featuring the ghosts. As everyone begins to have fun in the ghost-version Tokyo Disneyland, the Disney Friends undergo a spooky transformation, costumes and all! This year, Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse will be dressed in new colorful costumes. The ghosts are happy to welcome their new “ghost” friends and together with new “ghost” dancers heat up the celebratory atmosphere. Note: The parade will start in Fantasyland, stop at the Plaza, and then will head toward Toontown. Description of Parade Units Unit Theme Participating Disney Characters 1 The ghosts’ version of the Western River Max, Huey, Dewey, Louie, Horace Railroad with a skeleton as the engineer Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow 2 A version of Adventureland with a giant snake Goofy, Pluto and strange birds 3 A spooky version Cinderella Castle with lots Mickey Mouse of tombstones 4 A version of Fantasyland with black carrousel Minnie Mouse, Clarice horses and jack-o’-lantern teacups 5 An eerie combination of the Country Bear Donald Duck, Daisy Duck Theater and Mark Twain Riverboat with spooky bears giving a concert 6 A version of Critter Country where the ghosts Chip, Dale and jack-o’-lanterns have taken over OTHER ENTERTAINMENT Tokyo Disneyland Band will be presented in a special version during the Halloween event period at World Bazaar and Plaza Terrace. *The actual location of the atmosphere entertainment varies depending on the performance. Note: Entertainment programs are subject to change or cancellation due to weather and other conditions. The number of performances may also change without notice. DECORATIONS The atmosphere of a “ghost version of Tokyo Disneyland” is created through decorations of unique and humorous ghosts for Disney Halloween. At the Plaza in front of Cinderella Castle, Guests can enjoy decorations depicting the Disney Friends joining the Halloween ghosts. In addition, photo locations will be set up where Guests can take pictures with Halloween ghosts. After dark, World Bazaar is offering a nighttime presentation in an exclusive Halloween version during Disney Halloween. Decorations at the Plaza in front of Cinderella Castle SPECIAL MERCHANDISE About 60 different types of special merchandise will be available just for the Tokyo Disneyland Halloween event, including those with motifs themed to “Spooky ‘Boo!’ Parade.” Headbands like a ghostly bridal veil, as well as heart-shaped light-up pendants, can be worn to enjoy the Halloween feeling even more. Other items include plush badges with a motif of the bear statue in front of Country Bear Theater, pochettes with a jack-o’-lantern motif and plush toys featuring a cute ghost element. Note: Special merchandise will go on sale from September 2, 2019. Headband 1,800 yen Plush Badge 1,800 yen Plush Toy 3,500 yen each Light-up pendant 1,500 yen Pochette 2,300 yen SPECIAL MENUS About 15 types of menu items will be offered including those that come with a souvenir to match the “ghost version of Tokyo Disneyland” theme. At Plaza Pavilion Restaurant, Guests can enjoy a meat patty topped with cheese featuring a motif of Jack Skellington from the film Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas. On offer for the first time will be a caramel- popcorn-flavored beverage that comes with a donut, adding to the fun of Halloween. Note: Special menu items will go on sale from September 2, 2019. Special Set 1,940 yen at Popcorn Soda & Doughnut 600 yen Plaza Pavilion Restaurant at Boiler Room Bites and Captain Hook's Galley Special merchandise and menu items are subject to change without notice and only available while stocks last.
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