This week, Tokyo Disney Resort kicked off its second phase of 40th Anniversary merchandise and food lines with its new “Memory-Go-Round” line of items. And of course with every new line comes special souvenir food items, which we stopped in to grab from restaurants all over Tokyo Disneyland.
Cheesecake & Mango Pudding with Souvenir Cup – ¥950 ($6.73)
The dessert comes in a plain yellow ceramic cup with each of Mickey’s anniversary costumes from both 5 and 0 year anniversaries at Tokyo Disneyland.
“Memory-Go-Round 40th Anniversary” is written along the bottom.
A special mango pudding with cheesecake bits is served with this mug. This treat is available at the following locations:
Tokyo Disneyland
- Sweetheart Café in World Bazaar
- Grandma Sara’s Kitchen in Critter Country
- Huey, Dewey, & Louie’s Good Time Café in Toontown
- Tomorrowland Terrace in Tomorrowland
Tokyo DisneySea
- Café Portofino in Mediterranean Harbor
- Zambini Brothers Ristorante in Mediterranean Harbor
- Mamma Biscotti’s Bakery in Mediterranean Harbor
- New York Deli in American Waterfront
- Yucatan Base Camp Grill in Lost River Delta
- Casbah Food Court in Arabian Coast
- Vulcania Restaurant in Mysterious Island
Mickey Macaron with Souvenir Case – ¥1600 ($11.33)
The double berry-flavored macaron comes in a special 40th wrapper which features the various colors of Mickey balloons at Tokyo Disney Resort.
The case is also shaped like the macaron itself, complete with a special 40th Anniversary design printed on the front.
The case has an incredible texture which replicates the feeling of an actual macaron despite being made of rubber.
The macaron is able to be placed inside, although certainly other items could fit inside.
The Mickey Macaron itself is quite small, but with plenty of the double berry filling inside. You can find this at the following locations:
Tokyo Disneyland
- Magical Market in Fantasyland
- LeFou’s in Fantasyland
- Huey, Dewey, & Louie’s Good Time Café in Toontown
Tokyo DisneySea
- Gondolier Snacks in Mediterranean Harbor
- Sebastian’s Calypso Kitchen in Mermaid Lagoon
Lemon Tart with Souvenir Plate – ¥950 ($6.73)
This special lemon tart (a pleasant change from the recent mousse domes or sponge cakes) features some lemon rind atop and a 40th Anniversary white chocolate medallion.
The plate, unlike the cup, only shows off the 0 year anniversary costumes (i.e. Grand Open, 10, 20, 30, and 40). But it has the same “Memory-Go-Round 40th Anniversary” logo. The following locations carry this special treat:
Tokyo Disneyland
- Sweetheart Café in World Bazaar
- Grandma Sara’s Kitchen in Critter Country
- Huey, Dewey, & Louie’s Good Time Café in Toontown
- Tomorrowland Terrace in Tomorrowland
Tokyo DisneySea
- Café Portofino in Mediterranean Harbor
- Zambini Brothers Ristorante in Mediterranean Harbor
- Mamma Biscotti’s Bakery in Mediterranean Harbor
- New York Deli in American Waterfront
- Yucatan Base Camp Grill in Lost River Delta
- Casbah Food Court in Arabian Coast
- Vulcania Restaurant in Mysterious Island
Souvenir Lunch Box – +¥1200 ($8.50)
At select restaurants around both parks, you’ll find this special lunch box. The box brings to mind the foldable lunch boxes which were sold around the parks in the 1990s and 2000s for all kinds of occasions. They fell out of favor around the 25th Anniversary in 2008-09.
The case features the full Memory-Go-Round logo with every Tokyo Disneyland anniversary costume from 0 to 40.
Once unfolded, the logos of each respective anniversary sit next to each version of Mickey. On this side we see the generic Mickey outfit for the Grand Opening, his star-spangled look inspired by the American flag for the 5th in 1988 (originally used in the “Spirit of America” show at Walt Disney World), his Sorcerer Mickey costume for the 10th “It’s Magical!” celebration in 1993, Jester Mickey for the 15th Anniversary “Viva Magic!” in 1998, and his sparkly blue and white costume for the 20th Anniversary in 2003.
The sides have embossed Mickey Mouse silhouettes.
On the other side, we see the rest — The silver jacket and blue pants for the 25th Anniversary “The Dream Goes On” in 2008, the gold suit and top hat for the 30th “The Happiness Year” Anniversary in 2013, his blue and gold outfit for the 35th “Happiest Celebration” Anniversary in 2018, and finally the orange and rainbow costume for the ongoing 40th “Dream-Go-Round” celebration.
You can find this at the following locations:
Tokyo Disneyland
- China Voyager in Adventureland
- Plaza Pavilion Restaurant in Adventureland
- Camp Woodchuck Kitchen in Westernland
- Grandma Sara’s Kitchen in Critter Country
- Huey, Dewey, & Louie’s Good Time Café in Toontown
- Plazma Ray’s Diner in Tomorrowland
Tokyo DisneySea
- Café Portofino in Mediterranean Harbor
- Horizon Bay Restaurant in Port Discovery
- Vulcania Restaurant in Mysterious Island
Souvenir Lunch Case – +¥1300 ($9.20)
The lunch case is made of canvas on the outside with an insulated lining inside. The 0 year costumes from the Grand Open, 10th, 20th, 30th, and 40th are on the front along with the “Memory-Go-Round 40th Anniversary” wording.
On the back we see attractions past as well as previous logos for the park and the resort. Sights like StormRider, the Jolly Trolley, StarJets, Visionarium, the Mickey Mouse Revue, Grand Circuit Raceway, and the Cinderella Castle Mystery Tour. As well we see retro merchandise like the classic shopping bag from the 1980s, pennants, and even the pre-open bumper sticker.
Popcorn Case – ¥2100 ($14.87)
The popcorn case, true to most of these, is canvas covered in plastic. The base design is red while the Velcro-attached lid is yellow.
Each of the nine anniversary costumes encircle the 40th Anniversary “Memory-Go-Round” logo.
The sides show some of the same sights as the lunch case, but also include others like the old passport holders, a promo film reel for Magic Journeys, and Meet the World.
We can also see Tokyo Disneyland Electrical Parade, Mickey’s Space Fantasy — a show in 1989 commemorating the opening of Star Tours, and Big 10 A-E ticket books.
On top of the case, we see the 40th Anniversary Memory-Go-Round logo.
The strap also bears the words we’ve seen so many times. A velcro strap within the case separates the two popcorn cups it can hold.
This is available at the following popcorn locations:
Tokyo Disneyland
- The Gazebo popcorn cart in Adventureland
- Le Petit Popper in Fantasyland
- The Big Pop in Tomorrowland
Tokyo DisneySea
- Lido Isle popcorn cart in Mediterranean Harbor
- Liberty Landing Diner popcorn cart in Adventureland
- Hangar Stage popcorn cart in Lost River Delta
- Scuttle’s Scooters popcorn cart in Mermaid Lagoon
Wet Wipe Holder – ¥1000 ($7.08)
Unlike many of the other items we’ve seen, this one only bears the Grand Opening and 40th Anniversary Mickeys.
The canvas does still have the logos we’ve seen on other items, however.
A snap button helps keep your wet wipes wet.
Meanwhile we see the full rounded logo for the line on the back. We found this at the following locations
Tokyo Disneyland
- Pecos Bill Cafe in Westernland
- Camp Woodchuck Kitchen in Westernland
- Rackety Racoon’s Saloon in Critter Country
- La Taverne de Gaston in Fantasyland
- Tomorrowland Terrace in Tomorrowland
Tokyo DisneySea
- Hudson River Harvest in American Waterfront
- Liberty Landing Diner in American Waterfront
- Bayside Takeout in Port Discovery
- Sultan’s Oasis in Arabian Coast
Popcorn Bucket-Themed Gummy Case – ¥1000 ($7.08)
This mini gummy case is themed after the classic semicircular popcorn buckets commonly sold around Tokyo Disney Resort in the 1990s and into the 2000s.
It even comes with a strap, just like a real popcorn bucket!
Tokyo Disneyland
- Ice Cream Cones in World Bazaar
- Refreshment Corner in World Bazaar
- Camp Woodchuck Kitchen in Westernland
- Grandma Sara’s Kitchen in Critter Country
- Huey, Dewey, & Louie’s Good Time Café in Toontown
- Tomorrowland Terrace in Tomorrowland
- Plazma Ray’s Diner in Tomorrowland
Tokyo DisneySea
- Café Portofino in Mediterranean Harbor
- Zambini Brothers Ristorante in Mediterranean Harbor
- Mamma Biscotti’s Bakery in Mediterranean Harbor
- Refresco’s in Mediterranean Harbor
- New York Deli in American Waterfront
- Hudson River Harvest in American Waterfront
- Yucatan Base Camp Grill in Lost River Delta
- Casbah Food Court in Arabian Coast
- Sultan’s Oasis in Arabian Coast
- Sebastian’s Calypso Kitchen in Mermaid Lagoon
Souvenir Water Bottle – +¥1200 ($8.50)
Some of the vintage sights we saw on the popcorn case and lunch case return here, along with sights like the Skyway, “Minnie Oh! Minnie,” “Fantasmic!, and “One Man’s Dream.”
Classic churro wrappers and cups also make their appearance along with Today Guides, the Cinderella Castle Mystery Tour Hero medal, and more.
Finally we see Club Disney Super Dancin’ Mania, the original Disney Resort Line monorail cars, the original Chocolate Crunch tin, and the very first daytime parade, fittingly titled “Tokyo Disneyland Parade.” We found these at the following locations:
Tokyo Disneyland
- Refreshment Corner in World Bazaar
- Café Orleans in Adventureland
- The Gazebo in Adventureland
- Pecos Bill Café in Westernland
- Captain Hook’s Galley in Fantasyland
- Huey, Dewey, & Louie’s Good Time Café in Toontown
- Tomorrowland Terrace in Tomorrowland
Tokyo DisneySea
- Café Portofino in Mediterranean Harbor
- Zambini Brothers Ristorante in Mediterranean Harbor
- Mamma Biscotti’s Bakery in Mediterranean Harbor
- Hudson River Harvest in American Waterfront
- Horizon Bay Restaurant in Port Discovery
Let us know if you’ll be picking up any of these retro souvenirs in the comments below!
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