List of Tokyo Disneyland attractions

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Tokyo Disneyland is the first park at the Tokyo Disney Resort in Urayasu, Chiba, Japan, opened on April 15, 1983. Modelled on Florida's Magic Kingdom, it is arranged around Cinderella Castle into seven lands. This list collects its attractions by land, linking those with an article on this wiki, showing others in plain text, and listing former attractions separately.

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World Bazaar

World Bazaar is the covered entrance street, Tokyo's equivalent of Main Street, U.S.A., principally shops and dining.

Omnibus — double-decker bus rides around the hub.
Penny Arcade — vintage-style arcade games.

Adventureland

Adventureland combines jungle rivers, pirates and the South Seas.

Jungle Cruise — guided boat tour with a skipper's comic narration.
Pirates of the Caribbean — boat dark ride through a pirate raid; in Tokyo since 1983.
Swiss Family Treehouse — walk-through of the Robinson family's tree home.
Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room — Audio-Animatronic bird show, in Tokyo featuring Stitch.
Western River Railroad (Adventureland) — steam railway over Adventureland and Westernland.

Westernland

Westernland is Tokyo's Frontierland, along the Rivers of America.

Big Thunder Mountain Railroad — runaway mine-train coaster; the article covers the attraction family.
Country Bear Jamboree — Audio-Animatronic bear revue, in Tokyo as Country Bear Theater.
Mark Twain Riverboat — paddle-steamer cruises on the Rivers of America.
Tom Sawyer Island — rafts to an island of trails, caves and forts.
Diamond Horseshoe — western revue dining venue.

Critter Country

Critter Country is a small woodland land built around its log flume.

Splash Mountain — log flume; the article covers the former American versions and notes the Tokyo version, opened October 1, 1992, still operates.
Beaver Brothers Explorer Canoes (Critter Country) — guest-paddled canoes on the Rivers of America.

Fantasyland

Fantasyland surrounds Cinderella Castle and holds the park's most distinctive dark rides.

Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast — trackless ride through the Beast's castle, opened September 28, 2020.
Pooh's Hunny Hunt — trackless hunny-pot ride, opened September 4, 2000.
Haunted Mansion — Doom Buggy ghost tour; in Tokyo since 1983.
It's a small world — boat ride past singing dolls; in Tokyo since 1983.
Peter Pan's Flight — suspended flight over London and Never Land.
Pinocchio's Daring Journey — dark ride retelling Pinocchio's story.
Dumbo the Flying Elephant — spinning flying-elephant ride.
Mad Tea Party — spinning teacups, in Tokyo as Alice's Tea Party.
Snow White's Adventures (Fantasyland) — classic dark ride, in plain text here.
Cinderella's Fairy Tale Hall (Fantasyland) — walk-through retelling inside the castle.
Castle Carrousel (Fantasyland) — the park's carousel.

Toontown

Mickey's Toontown, opened in 1996, is a cartoon neighbourhood behind Fantasyland.

Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin — spinning taxi dark ride; a second version operates here.
Chip 'n' Dale's Gadget Coaster — small coaster, in Tokyo as Gadget's Go Coaster.
Minnie's Style Studio (Toontown) — character greeting venue.
Mickey's House and Meet Mickey (Toontown) — walk-through house and character meeting.

Tomorrowland

Tomorrowland, on the park's east side, mixes spaceflight with Tokyo originals.

Monsters, Inc. Ride & Go Seek — interactive hide-and-seek dark ride, opened April 15, 2009.
Star Tours – The Adventures Continue — 3D Star Wars motion simulator; Tokyo version in Tomorrowland.
Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters — interactive shooting dark ride, in Tokyo Astro Blasters form.
Space Mountain (Tomorrowland) — indoor coaster in the dark, in plain text here.
The Happy Ride with Baymax (Tomorrowland) — spinning Big Hero 6 ride.
Stitch Encounter (Tomorrowland) — interactive show with a live animated Stitch.

Former attractions

Skyway — former gondola link; its Fantasyland station site was later used for Pooh's Hunny Hunt.
Grand Circuit Raceway — driving circuit closed for the expansion behind Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast.
Meet the World — rotating-theatre show in the building later reused for Monsters, Inc. Ride & Go Seek.

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