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| Disney Monorail |
Tokyo Disneyland Resort has a monorail that is treated as a transit system. It links the parks with the train station and parking lots. The cars are huge and longer then their WDW counterparts. It also cost money to ride the monorails, they are not free. The Tokyo region farecards, PASMO and SUICA can be used at the turnstiles.
The trains are clean and can swallow a lot of people. The windows are shaped like Mickey Mouse's head. A fun ride
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 The
Mickey windows from the outside. (2/5/10) |
 Train
arriving at the main Resort Gateway Station which is near the JR train
station. (2/5/10) |
 Train
interior, the train is a walk through, and the interior is wide. I think
US Disney's should have this capacity. (2/5/10) |
 The
front of the train, the trains require no drivers, they are computer
controlled. (2/5/10) |
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Mickey
window interior (2/5/10) |
 Car
interior (6/20/14) |
 Mickey
strap hanger (6/20/14) |
 Train
arriving (6/20/14) |
 Station
entrance (6/20/14) |
 Station
signage (6/20/14) |
 tation
entrance (6/20/14) |
 Train
gliding buy (6/19/14) |
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