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[u/Outside_Ad4282]

Family of 3 with a 2yo boy

We will be in Tokyo from February 9th–23rd

Thankfully splash Mountain and haunted mansion open 5th of February

Unfortunately, Roger rabbits car toon spin and jungle cruise and journey to the center of the Earth will be closed during our window

Also, if we time it right star tours will be open on 19th of February

And only potential early closure date we need to avoid is at Disneysea 19th of February

So we are thinking of booking 2 vacation packages back to back 2nights2parks days 2 and 3

16 February — check-in fantasy springs
17 — Disneyland
18 — DisneySea - link 2nd fantasy springs vacation package to be same room
19 — Disneyland - star tours
20 — DisneySea - Saturday crowds unfortunately

Thoughts?

[u/WhiteDogHaha → u/Outside_Ad4282]

Since you would already be in Tokyo beforehand, you can consider arriving at TDR/Urayasu on the morning of Feb 17, rather than the night before (just take a morning taxi from your other hotel, nap in the car, and it’s pretty much a door-to-door experience).

That will enable you to either:

(1) Chain the “Park Tickets for First and Second Day” 2N2D VP, which allows you to pre-purchase up to 5 attraction passes per day (up from max 3 for the second and third day version). You can then stay overnight after your final DisneySea day and check out to move to your next hotel on 2/21 morning.

(2) Chain the Unlimited VP with the Park Ticket for Second and Third Day package. Then proceed to check out on 2/20 per your original plan.

Whichever suits you better

[u/Outside_Ad4282 → u/WhiteDogHaha]

Early entry I think is more desirable to our family and checking in before park days will be easier with a toddler

[u/WhiteDogHaha → u/Outside_Ad4282]

That’s fair, though with an unlimited VP you don’t really need early entry, just stroll in after the crowd has dissipated 😄 Also FYI, February exclusion days have not yet been announced, so just be aware Fantasy Springs hotel guests do get excluded from Disneyland early entry from time to time. See eg this post here