The Disney Resort Line has a new 1-day ticket design featuring “Disney Harmony in Color,” the current daytime parade at Tokyo Disneyland for the resort’s 40th anniversary.
Disney Resort Line 1-Day Ticket
The ticket is sky blue, with the date, price, and other information printed on the bottom.
At the top is Mickey and Minnie, standing on their “Harmony in Color” float.
The parade’s other floats are in a circle around them, featuring characters like Jack-Jack from “The Incredibles,” Kevin from “Up,” and Baymax from “Big Hero 6.” Floats are also inspired by “Zootopia,” “Coco,” “Toy Story,” and more.
In Japan, the Disney Resort Line is a Monorail operated by Maihama Resort Line Company, Ltd. that runs between Maihama Station and Tokyo Disney Resort. Tokyo Disney Resort recently released keychains inspired by the Mickey-shaped handles on the Monorails.
Watch the first performance of “Disney Harmony in Color” in our video below.
Tokyo Disney Resort 40th Anniversary ‘Dream-Go-Round’ Celebration
Tokyo Disney Resort opened with Tokyo Disneyland 40 years ago on April 15, 1983. The resort is celebrating this year with special entertainment, merchandise, decorations, and more.
Main Street of World Bazaar at Tokyo Disneyland welcomes guests with multiple layers of colorful “Dream Garlands.” The presence of the “Dream Garland,” which is displayed throughout Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, emphasizes the connection between each area of the Parks, guests, Cast Members, and Disney characters.
Cinderella Castle is decorated with the commemorative number “40.” After dark, guests can enjoy seeing the banners around the castle glow — as if sprinkled with pixie dust.
Tokyo Disneyland launched a brand-new daytime parade, “Disney Harmony in Color.” Themed to a “harmonious world of colors,” the parade showcases themes of adventure, courage, family bonds, and friendship through various stories from Disney and Pixar films. The finale features a float that takes guests on a journey to a harmonious world of vibrant colors that is filled with dreams. The parade features Mickey and friends, characters from “Zootopia,” characters from “Coco,” and more.
The festive atmosphere of the 40th anniversary at Tokyo Disney Resort adds to the excitement of “Club Mouse Beat,” where Mickey Mouse and his friends give dynamic performances set to hip-hop, Latin, pop, and other musical styles. In the show’s finale, the 40th anniversary theme song plays as Mickey and friends appear in their 40th anniversary outfits.
Tokyo DisneySea presents the special Tokyo Disney Resort 40th anniversary Harbor Greeting, “Let’s Celebrate with Colors,” at Mediterranean Harbor. Mickey and friends appear in colorful outfits while the Tokyo Disney Resort 40th anniversary theme song plays.
In “Sky Full of Colors,” colorful fireworks light up the night sky to the 40th anniversary theme song and a variety of Disney songs, giving guests spectacular, dream-filled moments to enjoy.
Have you seen “Disney Harmony in Color” at Tokyo Disneyland? What has been your favorite part of the 40th anniversary celebration? Let us know in the comments.
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