Tokyo Disney Resort “Disney’s Easter” 2017
Details for the upcoming spring event “Disney’s Easter” are now available as a press release from the Oriental Land Company. Disney’s Easter is at both Tokyo Disneyland & Tokyo DisneySea for the first time in two years. Last year, the beginning of The Year of Wishes at Tokyo DisneySea took the place of the Easter Event for the anniversary.
Here’s a breakdown of all the details for Disney’s Easter at Tokyo Disney Resort. Which starts April 4 through June 14, 2017.
Tokyo Disneyland
New characters named “Usatama” debut in the park and are the main theme of the new parade “Usatama on the Run!“. “Usatama” is a made up word using the words rabbit (usagi) and egg (tamago) together.
The new zany parade features Mickey and friends as they chase the “Usatama” trying to catch them with vacuum cleaners and butterfly nets. Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde from Zootopia make their Park debut as they join everyone in the hunt for these mischievous eggs.
Usatama on the Run!
This new parade includes seven floats, various carts, and show stops. Aside from the normal characters (Pluto, Mickey, Minnie, Daisy, Donald, Chip ‘n’ Dale, Goofy, and Max) are a few other characters including:
- Thumper
- Miss Bunny
- Brer Rabbit
- Yellow Rabbit
- White Rabbit
- Clara Cluck
- Clarice
- Clarabelle
- Judy Hopps
- Nick Wilde
Parade details:
- Location: Parade Route
- Duration: ~45-minutes
- Performances: 2-3 Times Daily
- Performers: ~90
- Floats: 7
Search for “Usatama”!
This year brings a new egg hunt program named “Search for Usatama!”. Unlike earlier years, this is program is free of charge. Once you find all the “Usatama”, you receive an original sticker.
In earlier years, an egg hunt program with multiple levels was offered at an additional cost and gave out medals for solving the puzzles.
Decorations
The new characters “Usatama” are featured throughout the park. A new photo location in front of Cinderella Castle. As previous years, Easter Eggs themed to various Disney character are scattered across the park. This year has about 50 different varieties, including brand new ones:
- Mrs. Potts and Chip from Beauty and the Beast
- Nemo and Dory from Finding Nemo and Finding Dory
- Baloo and King Louie from The Jungle Book
Tokyo DisneySea
“Fashionable Easter” makes a comeback to Tokyo DisneySea. In 2016, the Easter Event was replaced with the beginning of the 15th Anniversary of Tokyo DisneySea. This year features new costumes for all the characters.
Show details:
- Location: Mediterranean Harbor
- Duration: ~25-minutes
- Performances: 3 Times Daily
- Performers: ~115
- Boats: 5
Decorations
Both the American Waterfront and Mediterranean Harbor feature “fashionable Easter” motif and spring decorations. A new photo location in the Mediterranean Harbor and themed Easter Eggs in Waterfront Park.
Merchandise
No event is complete without an array of new merchandise. Tokyo Disneyland has around 40 different types of items featuring the “Usatama” characters. While over at Tokyo DisneySea, they have around 35 types of items themed to “Fashionable Easter”.
Both parks feature Bunny Ear Headbands and customizable hair ties. Along with about 30 types of items with Easter egg designs. Which include Judy Hopps, Nick Wilde, Nemo, and Dory for the first time at the parks.
Special merchandise goes on sale April 3, 2017.
Browse all the new merchandise:
Menu
Various restaurants at both parks serve limited time menu items and meals for the duration of the Easter event. The limited time menu starts April 3, 2017.
Tokyo Disneyland Restaurants:
- Eastside Cafe
- Sweetheart Cafe
- Grandma Sara’s Kitchen
- The Gazebo
Tokyo DisneySea Restaurants:
- Zambini Brothers’ Ristorante
- Sebastian’s Calypso Kitchen
- Barnacle Bill’s
Disney Hotels
Guests staying at the Disney Ambassador Hotel and the Tokyo Disneyland Hotel receive a special gift bag and a postcard with a limited design. The room keys for both hotels are also themed.
The restaurants and lounges at all three Disney Hotels (which also includes the MiraCosta) serve Easter-inspired cuisine and cocktails.
Disney Resort Line
The monorail station is once again decorated for Easter and features the ever adorable Easter Egg Monorail. Two new designs for the day passes are available during the event.
There’s a lot happening this spring at both Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea! Make sure to check back once we have a full list of the merchandise and food items available for Disney’s Easter 2017!
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Select images are from the Oriental Land Company press release. Select photos by Duy Phan Photography.
Hi! Thank you for the post. We are planning to go to Tokyo Disneyland on the 10th till 12th of April this year. Will it be crowded?
I really want to stay at the disneyland hotel for our April trip, too bad right now it looks like they don’t take either visa or mastercard online.
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Morning Maria,
Thank you for the question. It looks like it will be rather quiet during that time!
http://tdrnavi.jp/forecast/disneyland?lang=en
That looks amazing. It kills me that the overseas parks (Tokyo/Paris) go all out for spring and Easter time. I was at DLP last spring 2016 during Easter time and it was great. Tokyo even goes more all out for their spring time celebrations. People that are fans of the U.S. parks, but not the foreign parks, just don’t get what they’re missing out on.
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