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Tokyo Disneyland finally opens its Christmas season. The park’s decorations will be highlighted by a hidden ornament of the fairy “Lil’ Ring-Ring-Ling!

Posted on November 17, 2023 by News Admin

Tokyo Disney Resort will hold the special event “Disney Christmas” from November 8 to December 25.

During the period, glittering decorations will be the highlight of the event. A 15-meter Christmas tree decorated with the 40th anniversary logo will greet guests in the center of the World Bazaar at Tokyo Disneyland. The flowerbeds at the entrance and in front of Cinderella Castle will also be decorated in Christmas style.

Of particular note are the “Lil’ Rin Rin” Christmas elves hidden throughout the park. Look carefully for Lil’ Rin Rin hidden in the presents at the foot of the Christmas tree, in the Grand Emporium, Disney & Company, Kingdom Treasures, and on the wreaths on lamp posts, and you will find Lil’ Rin Rin ornaments.

In addition, Dream Garland stickers with a limited Christmas design will be distributed in the park to guests who wish to receive them. Please ask a Cast Member around Cinderella Castle and other areas.

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