Visiting Tokyo Disneyland in 2020 | How the park works since reopening

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The creator visits Tokyo Disneyland following its reopening on July 1, 2020, to document the new operational procedures and atmosphere. He notes that the park is currently operating with day tickets only, as the lottery system for pass holders is not yet active. Throughout the visit, he highlights extensive social distancing measures, including floor markers in queues, staggered seating in attraction vehicles, and one-way traffic flows. The creator observes that wait times for popular attractions like Pooh's Hunny Hunt and Splash Mountain are significantly lower than usual, though lines may appear long due to spacing requirements. He also details changes to dining and shopping, such as the use of kiosks for food orders, the requirement for cashless payments, and the implementation of charges for plastic bags. While some pre-shows and certain character greetings are unavailable, the creator emphasizes the high level of cleanliness, noting cast members sanitizing handrails. He concludes that despite the changes and the quiet atmosphere, the park feels safe and the experience of returning is highly emotional.
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I feel very safe I really do washing my hands all the time and their distance and everything everyone and what I can tell anyway I feel very safe I'm very happy very very happy
the park is wonderful they did such a good job with all the social distancing
it feels good to be back it really does
the wait times across the board or very low five and Venus actually quite nice you can't complain with that at all
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