The park is pretty colossal, so either print off a map before you visit or buy one there, and plan your route fairly well to accommodate for distances and ride queues. The park is absolutely full of things to do outside the rides themselves: not only does it encompass six resort hotels, it also has a Sea hotel and an Ambassador hotel, and that’s just on the site itself.

Bear in mind if you’re visiting that Tokyo’s Disney experience is split into two distinct halves – the Tokyo Disney Sea resort, and the Disneyland resort itself. Inside the park are a variety of rides, the Cirque de Soleil, a water park and of course, the daily Disney parade which makes its way through the park at a given time each day. It’s worth going to see the parade, as you’re likely to spot all of your favourite characters, though if you’ve seen it once already and want to skip it, it’s worth looking into alternative routes through the park as traffic is generally halted in certain areas when the parade is in full swing.