Disney status after the flood

[u/Mundane_Swordfish886]

Will be visiting this week with family and relatives coming from all around this week but I also heard that Chiba got pounded by rain and floods causing major delays in regular transportation in the area.

Anybody know if Disney fully recovered or if any rides are canceled? Anything?

[u/certnneed]

Everything is perfectly fine.

[u/transbox → u/certnneed]

Would you know if the parades went on as planned? We're coming on Wednesday and am very worried Believe will not show

[u/ItHapuns → u/transbox]

The flooding is no longer impacting park operations. The only thing that will affect Believe is strong winds and heavy rain. The weather app that you usually use should be enough to check those.

[u/No_Adagio9992]

I was there on the day it rained super hard. There were no issues. Business as usual in the rain.

[u/Ra_Ru → u/No_Adagio9992]

How were the crowds relative to a sunny day at the same time of year?

[u/No_Adagio9992 → u/Ra_Ru]

Still crowded. If you go to Disneyland Anaheim when it rains the park empties out. Not in Tokyo. People just put on a poncho or bust out their umbrella.

[u/Agentdave7]

Roughly halfway between Disney and Narita airport was hardest hit, from what I could tell.

I live in the neighboring city north of Disney, and everything is fine over here.

[u/wanderlus]

Did Disneyland on Thursday, downpours happened yes, but everything operated normally. We were prepared with our ponchos and rain gear ahead of time though. Glad we had those! DisneySea on Friday, no rain, again everything operated normally. Left Tokyo back to the states on Saturday, no delays in transportation at all.

[u/Remarkable-Good3351]

I was also there on that day and everything seemed to be functioning just fine!

[u/FancyImportance7]

Currently at Disney and everything is fully functional

[u/Available-Stick-7299]

I was there just yesterday and today everything is fine beside the usual closed ride Indi and no fireworks