Last week, we brought the kids to Tokyo Disneyland. And since Nadine's not in formal school yet, we decided to let her skip 1 week of school, so that we can avoid the school holiday crowd and peak period rates.
Aaron was super cranky throughout the flight, and kept crying. We tried all ways to entertain and humor him - food, candies, toys, ice, water, juice, etc. He was entertained by ice for the longest time. But still, not long enough for the 7-hour flight. It was a relieve when we finally landed. Saving grace was Nadine behaved really well throughout the flight, and did not give us any trouble, except that she was still spooked by the toilet flush. So we put on a diaper for her.
When we finally arrived at the hotel - Hilton Tokyo Bay, we were pleasantly surprised to find a Kids Corner just opposite the reception desk. The kids were happy to run and jump around in the enclosure, releasing their pent-up energy after the long flight.
Aaron was super cranky throughout the flight, and kept crying. We tried all ways to entertain and humor him - food, candies, toys, ice, water, juice, etc. He was entertained by ice for the longest time. But still, not long enough for the 7-hour flight. It was a relieve when we finally landed. Saving grace was Nadine behaved really well throughout the flight, and did not give us any trouble, except that she was still spooked by the toilet flush. So we put on a diaper for her.
When we finally arrived at the hotel - Hilton Tokyo Bay, we were pleasantly surprised to find a Kids Corner just opposite the reception desk. The kids were happy to run and jump around in the enclosure, releasing their pent-up energy after the long flight.
Mummy had booked the Hilton, one of Tokyo Disneyland's official hotels, after reading reviews on TripAdvisor about its Happy Magic Room. But nothing beats experiencing the room itself. It had hidden switches that reveals surprises for the kids, such as the magic mirror and the gate on the wall. The kids loved the room.
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