It's mid July here in Tokyo, it is super super hot

And in the last video I took you guys all around Tokyo to show you what it's really like

But in this video I wanted to specifically take you to Tokyo Disneyland and show you what it's really like to be honest

I'm a bit surprised that Tokyo Disneyland Disney sea is back open but like many other places in Tokyo

Like museums and other amusement parks

It has opened but before I start if you guys want to see what i'm doing on the daily

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So without further ado, let me show you inside Tokyo Disneyland. Let's go!

First of all, let's talk about getting into the park in order to buy tickets for Tokyo Disneyland in Tokyo

Disney sea, you actually have to buy it online

You can't actually buy it when you arrive here

and when you purchase the tickets online

They'll ask you to enter all of your personal information

That way if there's anything that happens while you're at the park

They can contact you afterwards and also at this time they're limiting attendance if you just look around

There's actually not a lot of people

In the park comparatively speaking the way they do this is that they limit obviously the tickets that are being sold

But they actually offer several different passes now. They have a full day pass

They have a pass that starts from 11am and then they have a pass that starts from 2pm and overall the park now

Opens at eight and closes at eight which limits the overall operation throughout the day

This is what Tokyo Disneyland looks like at the main entrance five minutes just before opening at 8 am

It seems like a lot of people from a far

But it's actually much less since everyone is adhering to social distancing lines

Marked on the ground compared to the number of guests. I see on regular days

There's only a fraction of people today as you watch this video

Let me know in the comments if you think Tokyo Disneyland is taking enough precautions what they're doing, right?

What you think they can improve on and if you'd feel comfortable being a guest during this time?

And then when you finally get to the park, they actually take your temperature making sure that you're not above

37.5 degrees and finally to enter the park you have to wear a mask

So this entire time I will be wearing a mask

And if you didn't bring a mask, they actually sell masks right at the front for a hundred yen

And if you need a smaller size for children

They actually have character masks that you can buy at the store right at the entrance

First of all, just as all park guests are required to wear masks all the Disney cast members are wearing masks as well

And the staff working in food services were wearing gloves along with many of the shop staff working at the registers

Also there seems to be an overwhelming amount of cast members throughout the park cautioning guests to maintain

Social distance I saw them as signs even at the train station and on the monorail just outside of the park now

Let's look around a little bit more

Now when you get into the park, you'll find that the staff are quite proactive about social distancing. They limit people into the attractions

They limit people into the shops and they limit people into the restaurants inside of the park social distance and safety precautions were quite clear

Starting at the park entrance

there were dots on the ground marking where individuals could watch shows tables at the cafeterias were limited as well as

Benches there were even social distancing lines marked off just in front of the bathrooms

at souvenir shops

Some of the multiple entrance shops were closed off and cats were standing at the one open entrance so that they could organize

A number of people going inside the shop also had designated exit locations

So people leaving and entering didn't run into each other

Also restaurant entrances were managed by a staff member and social distance lines marked accordingly

Finally I get to take my mask off having a drink at the restaurant right here

You can see that the tables are properly social distance

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Alright breaks over time to put the mask back on and show you the rest of Tokyo Disneyland.

One thing that gave me a piece of mind is the regular cleaning and sanitation

Hand sanitizers were basically everywhere like at the entrance of the attractions as well as the exit of the attraction

All shops and restaurants. Also I saw staff cleaning trash bins very thoroughly throughout the day

Which I've never seen before plus the cleaning staff took extra measures to clean the benches and attractions regularly

These days Disney encourages guests to make cashless transactions when purchasing foods and goods to minimize contact additionally

They now use a tray for any interactions with guests and have a clear shield between the guest and cast also

I don't recall having to use a pin code when using my credit card so I could avoid touching a keypad that

Probably been touched by thousands of customers just before me

So let's talk about overall service. The park itself is running at about 80 percent capacity

Not all but some wagon services are closed as well as some small shops and attractions

Like Goofy's paint and playhouse. So you really need to check beforehand if you're really looking forward to an attraction

And because you're limiting the amount of guests at the park the ride lines are super short

You've been getting them one of the most popular rides for about five to ten minutes standby weight

For example a monster Inc only had a 10 minute wait space mountain also only had a 10 minute wait

Haunted mansion was 13 minutes while buzz lightyear's astro blasters. Only had a 5 minute wait

It was kind of eerie being able to walk straight to the front of the line with barely any weight

Since basically there were no lines at the attractions fast fast was closed for the day

I was actually able to ride a space mountain and buzz lightyear back to back in less than 30

Minutes another thing. I should mention is new attractions like beauty and the beast which was scheduled to open April 15th of this year had been postponed

However, you can still kind of see the castle and the buildings from outside with potted plants acting as a barrier for that area

Also a majority of the shows and parades have been canceled

So for example the parade today

The only thing that's actually going on is the one in the morning and the one in the evening at six o'clock

And for the parades that were canceled guess you'll need to keep the social distance followed by markers on the ground

So overall given the current situation. I personally felt a bit safer walking around took to Disneyland when compared to walking around in Tokyo

Eating at its restaurants and maybe even riding the subway, but that's just me. What do you guys think?

Let me know in the comments. Also, do you think opening amusement parks like Disneyland would work in your country?

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