Young Adventurer: Tokyo Dome City Trip

I woke up late again. Like, really late and I showered for way too long. Fortunately, dad arrived to pick us up almost right after I had showered. Mid-way through my shower, my mom knocked and asked if I wanted some milo drink, which I did.

So, after my shower, I got dressed and found a mug full of milo powder beside the kitchen sink. Beside it was a plate and some department store pancakes. I poured some boiled water into the mug and opened up the wrapper the pancakes were in. There was already syrup and butter in between the pancakes, and it was very tasty. The best pancakes I have ever tasted, surprisingly. I then finished the milo, it was incredibly hot. Shortly after, dad finally arrived and we headed out for the Tokyo Dome City.

Well, we actually went to eat first, but we couldn’t find any restaurants that we wanted to eat at, so we went to the department store to buy some food, microwaveable food. It was decent. We went back home to eat. After that we headed out again, for the second time, for Tokyo Dome City.

We had to walk a while to get to the Tokyo Dome, plus dad had to leave for work in between. Once we reached the entrance, we took some pictures and headed inside. We struggled to get some tickets for the Tokyo Dome attractions, but we managed. Me and Tristan got the 1 Day passes, which gave us unlimited access to rides for a day, and mom got the 5 ride tickets, which could be shared among people per ride.

We were finally inside the Tokyo Dome, and there were all these rides for us. The first one we rode was the Super Viking SORABUNE, which was the ship ride that swung back and forth for a while. We rode it a few times throughout the day.

We went to the Parachute Zone, and went on the Sky Bloom(I think was the name), where you ride in a metal basket and it moves up and down. It also had a parachute-like roof above it.

There was also a roller coaster, called the Thunder Dolphin, which had an insane drop at the beginning, but it becomes smooth cruising for the rest of the ride. It just becomes wind in your face.

After that, dad arrived, and we rode on some more rides. I liked The Dive, where you shoot at robots in an underwater themed ride, in a ‘submarine’ that rotated three hundred and sixty degrees. It was competitive if you were with friends, but I overpowered Tristan in points.

After that, we ate dinner at KFC, but my parents just ate some takoyaki, and we went home.