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‘Wreck-It Ralph’ Comes to Life with New Event at Tokyo Disneyland Hotel

TOKYO, Jan 16 (News On Japan) - A new event kicked off at Tokyo Disneyland Hotel on January 15th, where guests can immerse themselves in the world of the Disney film Wreck-It Ralph. Ayako Kamimura, a field reporter, visited the venue to cover the excitement firsthand.

This interactive event offers guests an opportunity to experience key scenes from the beloved animated film, featuring vibrant decorations and themed attractions throughout the hotel. Organizers say the event aims to create an engaging atmosphere where visitors feel as though they’ve stepped into the digital world depicted in the movie.

Kamimura, reporting from the venue, shared that children and families appeared especially delighted by the intricate recreations of the film’s universe. “The attention to detail is incredible—it really feels like being part of the movie!” commented one visitor.

The event will run through the upcoming months, offering special promotions, themed dining options, and exclusive merchandise for fans of the Wreck-It Ralph franchise. Disney representatives hope the event will attract a broad audience and enhance the overall experience for hotel guests.

Source: TBS

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