The second Pal-Palooza event is underway at Tokyo Disneyland. The park is now decorated as Donald’s Quacky Duck City.

Donald’s Quacky Duck City

At the park’s entrance, the Mickey Mouse flowerbed has been replaced with a Donald Duck display. The railing around the flowers is covered in blue and white Donald’s Quacky Duck City bunting.

Donald is depicted wearing his sailor hat. He’s outlined in blue with a starburst behind him.

Beyond the floral display, Donald Duck’s face is above the Tokyo Disneyland sign at the World Bazaar entrance. Donald Duck banners hang over the columns.

“Super Duck” and “Great Duck” signs frame the entrance. Around Donald’s face is “Welcome” and below him is “Donald’s Quacky Duck City.”

Each banner features Donald showing off a different skill. On this one, he’s flexing his muscles.

On another banner, he’s preparing a meal while dressed in a chef’s outfit.

The third banner shows Donald dancing in a white and red suit.

He’s dressed in a tuxedo with a top hat on this banner.

He’s also a skilled artist, as shown on this banner portraying him with a beret and painter’s palette.

The last banner shows him in a white and blue Elvis-inspired jumpsuit, singing into a microphone.

World Bazaar

Inside World Bazaar is a giant golden Donald Duck statue. More bunting and banners are on scaffolding around the statue.

Of course, most of the decorations use Donald’s color scheme — blue, white, red, and yellow.

The statue depicts Donald in a crown and cape. He’s standing on a blue base inside a giant crown. Instead of jewels on the crown’s points, there are large duck prints. “Best of the Best” is in front of the statue.

On the other side are cardboard cutouts of Daisy, Donald, and Mickey. Donald holds two trophies and a piece of bunting reads, “Quacky Award Ceremony.” Daisy and Mickey celebrate Donald, shouting “Bravo!” and “Awesome!”

Flats on the nearby columns resemble golden trophies of Donald, celebrating his different achievements. This one declares him “Best Singer.”

This one states he’s the “Best Artist.”

Another is for his accomplishment of “Best Chef.”

The panels on the scaffolding columns feature Donald’s bowtie and duck prints.

Cinderella Castle Hub

More decorations are around the Cinderella Castle hub. Pennants feature the same artwork as the banners at the World Bazaar entrance. This one, featuring Donald flexing, reads, “Donald is the most macho duck.”

There are decals on the manhole covers featuring yellow duck feet and Donald’s blue hat. “Donald’s Quacky Duck City” is around the edge of the decal.

Trash cans have also been transformed. They’re now mostly blue and white with yellow stars all over them. The recycling can features Donald’s red bowtie. Both have his yellow feet.

Donald’s hat is on the tops of the cans.

White round topiaries with orange duck bills hang from the lampposts.

The large flowerbed in the center of the hub is lined with green topiaries shaped like Donald’s head, complete with his hat and bill.

The flowerbed also has a cartoon-ish fountain inspired by Donald Duck.

The Fountain of the Duck is star-shaped, with four ducks wearing crowns and bowties appearing to spit water into the basin.

At the top of the fountain is a large version of Donald’s hat.

There are small decals on the flowerbed walls throughout the hub. These include pink stars, Donald’s feet, and comic book-like speech bubbles.

Some lampposts are decorated with pennants reading “Duck City” above a golden image of Donald’s head. His red bowtie is at the bottom.

A giant “Welcome to Duck City” decal is on the brick walkway leading to the fountain. It resembles a dynamic speech bubble with red starbursts, blue and yellow lines, and stars.

A photo op in one flowerbed features a pole with arrows like a directional sign. But the arrows say things like, “My #1 Fan,” “More Fans,” and “My Long-Time Fan.” Donald’s hat on top of the pole reads, “My Fan Directory.”

A three-tiered topiary features Donald’s hat, bill, and red bowtie. Blue flower topiaries are next to it.

More blue and white bunting lines the railings of the hub.

This is the second Disney Pal-Palooza event, following Minnie’s Funderland earlier this year. During the event, guests can catch the daily “Quacky Celebration: Donald the Legend!” Parade.

Plaza Pavilion

Plaza Pavilion Restaurant has also been decorated for Donald’s Quacky Duck City. The umbrella at the entrance has a decal inspired by Donald’s sailor suit.

Decorations on the Plaza Pavilion archway feature Donald’s chef’s hat, plates, and utensils.

There are Daisy and Donald-inspired topiaries. The Daisy topiaries wear ruffled aprons and bows. Donald’s topiaries wear chef’s hats and red neckties.

These topiaries frame the entrance and the exit.

Donald’s Quacky Duck City also includes several new limited-time food, beverages, and souvenirs.

Over a water station is a picture of Donald in his chef’s outfit. “The Greatest Chef Ever” is printed below him.

Decals of Donald-inspired confetti, crowns, trophies, and speech bubbles are on the windows.

Donald’s Quacky Duck City runs through June 30, 2024.

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