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I am going on a bus tour through Europe in May 2020 and have a full day in Paris on May 21. Because I have been to Paris before and exstensively toured it and will likely be tired of city touring at the end of the trip, I wanted to go to DLP that day. And I thought it would be great because it's...

The Popcorn carts do accept credit cards. It's the soda carts that do not.

You can tour the Miracosta by taking the walkway from the monorail stop, rather than taking the entrance directly in Disneysea which is for hotel guests only.

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I spent nine nights in Japan and only on the last two did I sleep past 4 am. Last night was my eighth night back in the states and I still woke up before 4 am. The jetlag was real and I even had lie-flat business seats both ways.

I only had one full day in Kyoto and prioritized Fushimi Inari, so I went to that first which meaned I could not be early at any other temple/shrine. So afterwards I did Tofukuji, Chion-in, Shoren-in, and Heian shrine(only for the garden). Not many visitors to Kyoto skip Kinkakuji & Kyomizudera...

Yes, I didn't know when I'd be leaving Kyoto so I booked the soonest Nozomi train that day. Only middle seats left on reserved non-green cars

I took the Shinkansen from Kyoto to Tokyo on May 20 and on the reserved cars the only available seats were the "B" seats -- the middle seats, which are closer to the window that doesn't face Mt Fuji. The train was already mostly full with riders coming from Osaka.

Buzz is similar to the DL version in Anaheim, possibly a carbon copy just with different scoring. On the rainy day rides kept on breaking down because of all the water guests would bring in, specifically Haunted Mansion

Some notes... I ruined the only pair of shoes I brought to Japan when it rained all day at Tokyo Disneyland. Look for some waterproof shoe covers if there is rain in the forecast. I see you mentioned planning to do the war museum (Yushukan) which surprised me as that's not high on Westerners...

I went to one of those maidcafes in Akihabara on Sunday and immediately regretted it. I kept going back and forth about whether to go to one but eventually tried it just to see what it was like as part of a Japan experience. The one I went to was very loud as the maids lipsync to loud japanese...

The crowds were probably bad Wed at Disneysea because of the rain on Tues. Everyone who wanted to go Tues then showed up on Wed

Ugh that looks terrible

Nevermind. Found that the answer was yes, there is a dry-cleaning service at the three expensive hotels, though not at celebration hotel.

I know the DLH has coin operated laundry machines guests can use, but do then have a service where you pay more and they pick up your laundry and deliver it later in the day?

I don't see why you need a day for Akihabara and a day for Asakusa. They are close to each other and can easily be done in one day.

Can someone tell me the difference between these two breakfast buffets at the DLH? Is it worth paying more for Sherwood Gardens? Do they offer Western & Japanese breakfast food, or is it only Western food?