The most iconic infrastructure in Tokyo Disneyland. This one is something that everybody should have a photo of.

This castle is a really lovely experience as you queue up on the ground level in a nicely (on Disney brand) waiting area before getting escorted into an elevator to the second floor. It's wonderfully air conditioned and all of the display cases telling Cinderella's story are gorgeous. Look out for little bits of magic here and there, especially in the throne room. Hint: use your flash to take photos of the artwork.

Cinderella Castle, at night, is the prettiest building ever, and the firework displays at this place are magnificent! They really add to the enchanted atmosphere and setting of Disneyland, giving it that “magical touch”, so you’d be a fool not to come to the Castle.

Cinderella's Castle provides one of the cutest backdrops in Tokyo. It's fun to grab a seat in front of the castle and enjoy people-watching before you head into the park. This is a prime location for group photos! Don't forget to appreciate the stunning mosaic of Cinderella story as you walk in.

Fantastic castle. Tale as old as time. Haven't had enough time to get in. Will come back.

The castle is looking nice but the attraction inside is not that good. It's basically a short coridor with some nice paintings that retells the Cinderella story before you get into a throne room where you can sit at a throne and where you can see the glass slipper. It could have contained more parts of the Cinderella story.

such a great looking castle, about the same look as the magic kingdom castle in Florida but somehow seems not as congested. the night time "once upon a time" show is awesome, and a must do. try to catch the later show as it is less crowded

Magnificent castle. The landmark of TDL.