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Self-introduction

Nice to meet you, my name is Ponuke!

To briefly introduce myself, I am a humble office worker in my 30s who loves Disney Park (and Takarazuka Revue).

I usually write about my daily life on Twitter, but I have always wanted to write about my overseas trips in a proper blog, and this time I decided to do so when I went on a long trip!

My purpose is to record my trip preparations and my travels, but to be honest, I am the type of person who quickly loses motivation if no one is watching me ????

I would like to make the content useful for everyone to see, so please look forward to it.

I'm off!

Well, actually, I wanted to write a little article about the preparations before I left, but since it's my first time at an overseas park in over 3 years, there are many things I need to look up first, and before I knew it, tomorrow is already the departure date ????

I will be posting live on Twitter during the trip, so please check it out if you'd like! (I just recently made it so that you can't see it unless you log in...)

https://twitter.com/ponuke/

The hashtag will be #ponu_trip2023.

This trip itinerary

First, 2 nights in New York (arrived late at night and departed in the morning, so it was actually 1 day)

Then 6 nights in WDW (Disney's POP Century Resort)

1 night in Las Vegas (first visit, I liked the expensive acrobatic show in Macau)

1 night in DLR (cheap hotel nearby, left late at night, so it was actually 1.5 days)

In New York, I was shocked when I saw the musical Hamilton on Disney+, so I definitely wanted to see it there.

Before COVID, I went to WDW every year, so it feels like I'm finally going back. To be honest, 6 nights is not enough, but I thought about it.

I'm passing through Las Vegas, so I'll stop by, and I'm not completely uninterested in the casinos (lol), but I don't have much time, so I'd like to see at least the Cirque du Soleil show "KA". I also want to see the exterior of the huge dome theater that's been a hot topic on Twitter recently.

It's actually been about 7 years since I last went to DLR. I fell in love with Florida so I started going there, and haven't been there at all, but I'd like to enjoy the new elements for now.

The flight was HND-DFW-LGA-MIA-MCO-DFW-LAS-LAX-HND, with only transfers at DFW and MIA, and at least one night on the others. All with American Airlines.

I like flying and have JGC (and SFC), so I'd like to write about lounges from the perspective of going to overseas parks.

History of visiting overseas parks

By the way, my history of visiting overseas parks is like this.

Walt Disney World (WDW): 5 times since May 2017

California Disneyland Resort (DLR): 2 times since May 2015

Disneyland Paris (DLP): 3 times since May 2018

Hong Kong Disneyland (HKDL): 10 times or more since December 2014

Shanghai Disneyland (SHDL): 2 times since December 2016

I've conquered all the Disney parks, but except for Florida and Hong Kong, I've visited them at different times.

By the way, I bought an annual pass for TDR in the spring of 2014 (the last year of my spring trip + the first year of Hippi Hopi!), and since then, I've continued to go until before COVID-19, even if I missed a few months. During the COVID-19 pandemic, I've only been going frequently.

I'm a fan of show parades, but I also ride the attractions regularly, so I don't think there's no value in Tokyo right now, but it seems like it'll be a while before show parades are back in Tokyo, and even if a pass comes out this year, I'll probably hesitate to buy one...

That's how I feel! Look forward to the next one!