TOKYO VS. SHANGHAI: Asia Disneyland Toy Story Hotels | Room Tours, Snacks, Review

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The creators provide a detailed comparison of the Toy Story themed hotels located at Tokyo Disneyland Resort and Shanghai Disneyland. The review begins with the Tokyo property, highlighting the Slinky Dog Park, the themed lobby, and the Buzz Lightyear and Woody themed rooms. They note the convenience of the monorail access and the presence of a late night convenience store called Comvini. The tour then moves to the Shanghai Toy Story Hotel, where the creators explore Buzz, Woody, and Jessie themed rooms, as well as a large family suite. They emphasize the high level of detail in the Shanghai accommodations, the availability of character appearances, and the ability to watch Disney movies in the room. The creators evaluate various aspects including room size, sleeping arrangements, amenities, and dining options like the Lotso Garden Cafe and Sunnyside Cafe. While the Tokyo hotel is praised for its exterior theming and park accessibility, the Shanghai hotel is noted for its superior room size and immersive character details. Ultimately, the creators conclude that the Shanghai hotel is the winner due to its enhanced room amenities and the inclusion of a vast Disney movie library.
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We're staying at two different Toy Story hotels in two different countries.
The Toy Story Hotel at Tokyo Disneyland Resort did open in April of 2022 and was the fifth Disney branded hotel that opened as part of the Tokyo Disneyland Resort area.
Overall, I think for the price, pretty nice. Pretty nice. Pretty awesome. Pretty awesome.
I think it's personally, I think it's a pretty close race, but I do have one that I think eeks out the win.
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