Donald Duck Takes Over Tokyo Disneyland! | Monsters Inc Ride, DAS Parade Views & DAS Explained

Описание: It’s our first full day at Tokyo Disneyland, and we’re welcomed by a full-blown Donald Duck takeover! 🦆🎉

From DAS (Disability Access Service) tips to a parade full of chaos and cuteness, this day was unforgettable — and so uniquely Tokyo Disney.

🎢 Here’s what we experienced:
Woke up at the Tokyo Disneyland Hotel with incredible park views
Entered the park to find Donald being celebrated as #1!
Breakfast at Sweetheart Café
Setup and explanation of DAS access at Tokyo Disney
Rode Monsters Inc: Ride & Go Seek (Ed tried to win… there’s no score 😂)
Explored Fantasyland and said bonjour to Belle
Used DAS for an accessible viewing area at the Harmony in Color Parade

Plus a little shopping, a lot of laughing, and a whole lot of magical design details Jason couldn’t stop admiring!

🧡 Whether you're here for Disney architecture, accessibility, or just a joyful travel escape, we're so glad you're here.

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Thanks for joining us! We’re Jason and Ed — The Traveling Husbands!

We’re a married LGBTQ+ couple sharing our love of travel, Disney, and real-life adventure. After time living in the heart of Orlando, the island of O‘ahu, and most recently New England, we’ve returned to the sunny Southwest and now call Phoenix, Arizona home.

We’re lifelong Disney fans who’ve explored parks around the world. While living in Orlando, we visited Walt Disney World and Universal Studios regularly, and we still make frequent trips to Disneyland in California. For our honeymoon, we spent a week at Tokyo Disney Resort — staying at 3 of the 4 Disney hotels, including Hotel Miracosta, where our room looked directly into DisneySea and Fantasmic!

That was just the beginning of our travels in Japan, one of our favorite destinations.

We’ve also spent meaningful time in Europe. Ed studied abroad in Paris, and together we spent a month in a small village in Southwest Germany, fully immersed in the culture. We’ve also explored London, Zurich, Alsace, and Barcelona.

The Hawaiian Islands — especially the Kona Coast on the Big Island — hold a special place in our hearts. It’s where we got married and where we return often to reconnect and recharge.

We both grew up in the Northeast and took many family trips across New England, the Mid-Atlantic, and Canada. Living in Phoenix has given us a new launchpad to explore the American Southwest, from Los Angeles to San Diego and beyond.

In 2019, Ed was diagnosed with brain cancer — a moment that changed our lives. But we’ve kept traveling, adapting, and finding joy in the journey. Our adventures now include mobility aids, new rhythms, and a deeper appreciation for every destination.

We’re so glad you’re here. Follow along for honest travel stories, Disney magic, resilience, and real-life adventure — near and far — across all our platforms @TheTravelingHusbands.