Speech On Tokyo Disneyland

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Good morning Teacher and my friends. Today I’m going to talk about Tokyo Disneyland. Before I start to my topic, I would like to ask when I said Disneyland what words will across in your mind. Excited? Interesting? Feel like want to go for it? All of these words proved that Disneyland is a place that can relax mind and release stress. Nowadays most of the people are busy on their work ,study and so on therefore there got a lot of theme park is aimed to let people can have a break and release their stress. There are many attractions of Tokyo Disneyland to catch people attention and show the difference to the other theme park like Tokyo Disneyland got many different theme for example Western land, Critter country and Tomorrow land.
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Splash Mountain and Beaver Brothers Explorer Canoes is under Critter country. Critter country is specifically created when Splash Mountain is opened at Tokyo Disneyland. This boat ride may take you through the world of Disney’s classic film, Song of the South. After the boat ride, you can visit Splashdown Photos to get the pictures that be captured on the 45 degree dive over the waterfall. Splash Mountain is suitable for those who in good health and free from high blood pressure or other conditions that could be aggravated by this adventure. Expectant mothers and persons of advanced age should not ride. Beaver Brothers Explorer Canoes is rides that need everyone work together. A paddle will be given to everyone for a journey once around the Rivers of America. The capable cast member at the helm will teach you everything before the rides start. This game encourages teamwork so the guest may enjoy the great outdoors with other paddlers. The rides take almost 10mins and 16 people in each canoe. This ride is only requiring for people whose feet can reach the floor when …show more content…
Tomorrow land got many games such as Monsters, Inc. Ride & Go Seek and Space Mountain. Monsters, Inc. Ride & Go Seek is a population at Tokyo Disneyland that be chosen by the guest. It is a dark ride attraction that based on the film Monster, Inc. An instructional video is presented on the premise of flashlight tag to the guest before the game start. Guest is sent in to security vehicles that have been equipped with individual flashlights after them learning how to play the game. The vehicles will take off and enter the inner sanctums of the factory once they have boarded. The game is for guest to look for the hiding monsters and once they found it use the sport light to shine on their helmet. Since this game is based on the cartoon film therefore the target audience for this game is children. The duration for this game is about 4mins and it is for the guests who can maintain a stable sitting position alone in a moving vehicle can

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