Fantasy Springs at Tokyo DisneySea will open this summer
Tokyo DisneySea will open its newest port, Fantasy Springs, on June 6, 2024, featuring themed areas based on “Frozen,” “Tangled,” and “Peter Pan.”
Tokyo DisneySea opened in 2001, and the park has seen many improvements and additions since then. However, unlike the other Disney parks around the world, DisneySea is the only one themed to the sea, and one of the ways DisneySea maintains their nautical feel, is by having ports instead of lands.
As the park’s eighth port, Fantasy Springs will feature Frozen Kingdom themed to “Frozen,” Rapunzel’s Forest themed to “Tangled,” and Peter Pan’s Never Land themed to “Peter Pan.” The entrance to Fantasy Springs will be between Lost River Delta and Arabian Coast. As guests enter they will be greeted by an archway featuring characters from these the beloved Disney movies.
Themed areas immerse guests in three animated movies
Once inside Frozen Kingdom, guests will enjoy beautiful views of the kingdom of Arendelle. They can also experience Anna and Elsa’s Frozen Journey attraction, which follows the story of the first movie, including its popular songs.
In Rapunzel’s Forest, guests can find the tower where Rapunzel lived with Mother Gothel . They can also take a romantic boat ride and see the “floating lanterns gleam” at the annual Lantern Festival.
Peter Pan’s Never Land will have views of Captain Hook’s pirate ship and the iconic Skull Rock from the classic movie. There will also be two attractions in this land The first will allow guests to join Peter Pan and his friends as they encounter Captain Hook and fly over Never Land and the second will be Fairy Tinker Bell’s Busy Buggies attraction in Pixie Hollow.
Guests will also find new shops and restaurants, which will continue with the themes of “Frozen,” “Tangled,” and “Peter Pan” to further bring these movies to life.
Tickets and Entrance Info for Fantasy Springs
All guests will need a valid ticket for Tokyo DisneySea in order to get into the new Fantasy Springs port. They will also need a Standby Pass (at no additional cost) or Disney Premier Access (for an additional fee). The benefit to purchasing Disney Premier Access is shorter wait times for the new attractions, and more flexibility in picking their return times. Both are available on the Tokyo Disney Resort app. Once these passes are procured, guests will be given a time to enjoy the new areas and attractions.
Depending on the day, passes may only be required for attractions. Passes are limited and everyone needs a standby pass to enjoy Fairy Tinker Bell’s Busy Buggies. The other new attractions can be enjoyed with either pass.
Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs Hotel
DisneySea is also getting a new Fantasy Springs Hotel. This will be the sixth Disney hotel in Japan, and it will be one of a kind with “magical springs” theming that lead to a world of Disney fantasy.
This hotel will be “park-integrated” and have two buildings: the “deluxe-type” Fantasy Chateau and the “luxury-type” Grand Chateau.
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