True story, I live in Kawagoe and they put adverts up everywhere here and I just laugh as I walk by them every morning because of how elite it is just to even try and get a chance to get a vacation package.
It's Fantasyland, 'natch... like in the original. And the spirit is one of us Disney adults. Yep, got it. Oh, so the Duchess. A cat? From the Aristocats? Sounds pretty cool.
Possibly theory: I've seen on maps that the area immediately in front of the hotel is called the "Springs" area, so maybe the idea is that the spirit flew to each of the miniparks and those experiences informed the creation of just the "springs" directly in front the hotel?
Love the old opening day Mediterranean Harbor music in the background (so much better than the current bgm btw). I personally interpreted the story as the springs being some entry portals to the different minilands? I think the spirit working, carving stuff was just to make the character rocks (hopefully). The spirit just making a theme park recreation of the magical lands is too ridiculous and would be riddled with plot holes. How do the characters in those areas exist in the first place? It also does make sense if the springs were entry portals, since the spirit has to have access to those lands too. Also, somebody managed to get a full recording of the bgm loop used in the hotel area and uploaded it yesterday.
Ooh good catch with the music! I agree that the idea of a recreation is ridiculous, but that seems to be what they’re saying so far… We’ll see if some more details emerge later!
I totally agree with comment, the only thing that has to do with the "spirit" is the "stone branch and bank" that you see in the very beginning of the land. Like, I imagine the rockwork is going to make music and stuff, or you'll hear music coming from within the rocks - I think the video is totally on the money there. But once you pass through the rocks, you are transported to the actual magical worlds, and the non-diegetic music will just be there.
I definitely think from a guest’s perspective that’s how the experience is going to be. I just think it’s a funny backstory if you really try to delve into it, as they don’t mention portals of any kind, but it’s pretty clear that they are transporting us into those different worlds.
That’s interesting that they aren’t selling Fantasy Springs as if they are the locations of their films. Anyway I’m still super excited to know your thoughts on this. I haven’t been this excited about a Disney Parks addition for a long time. As someone who isn’t a fan of Iger acquired IP and who loves The Great Movie Ride and Splash Mountain and wishes they never closed and gave Mickey and Tiana rides elsewhere.
@@8bitthemepark While reading some of the other comments on this video I’ll also say this. I’m glad that Peter Pan’s Flight is staying. I hate so much that they used Seven Dwarfs Mine Train as a reason to get rid of Snow White’s Scary Adventures at Magic Kingdom in Florida.
Fantasyland at Disneyland doesn't need this kind of explanation. It's just the land where fairy tales come true. That's enough explanation. Plus, all of these kingdoms are already depicted as being on the water!
I was never a fan on the "Fantasy Springs" premise for Tokyo DisneySea. I would not have objected to the construction of a "Scandinavian Coast" or even an "Arendelle" port of call had it been constructed in the plot of land directly south of Lost River Delta. But, the combination of these three fairytales into such a contrived backstory for a new port of call is ridiculous. Fantasy Springs, as constructed, would have made for a better addition to Tokyo Disneyland. Beauty and the Beast, Frozen, Neverland and Corona/Tangled could have been combined to create an "Enchanted Forest" land for Tokyo Disneyland that is in the realm of fantasy, but separate from Fantasyland, itself. Mickey's Toontown could have been replaced with an additional fairytale area to better connect the newly constructed Fantasy Springs area to Beauty and the Beast, making for a new Enchanted Forest land that's equal in scale to Fantasyland. But, I'm not in a position of authority with the Oriental Land Company or Walt Disney Imagineering and the whole mess has already been constructed, so it is what it is. And yes, I'm well aware that the OLC wanted the addition of fairytale IP into Tokyo DisneySea, but the construction of a Scandinavian Coast/Arendelle south of Lost River Delta would have met that need.
Agreed with everything except please do not get rid of Toon Town. At least they could've put Tangled in TDL for there is nothing ocean related in that movie.
Exactly 100%. Fantasy Springs sullies the original, perfect concept and theme of Disneysea, and does not fit at all. The land between Port Discovery and Lost River Delta is where the Scandinavian port was supposed to be. Every area of Disneysea is supposed to be a sea port, real or imagined, not some Fantasyland rehash. And remember that the “sea” in Disneysea not only refers to the ocean but also to the “Society of Adventurers and Explorers”. OLC just went off the rails with this thematically, and the story behind it is absurd.
@@Toast0808 I actually like the look of the new land that is not a "port." Well, except for the one side of the hotel facing the parking lot. But, I will never accept it as an expansion of DisneySea. I'd find a way to connect it to Disneyland and make those tunnels connecting Fantasy Springs to Arabian Caoast/Lost River Delta a gateway to Disneyland.
No one has ever praised Disney for their mini lands. It is a cash grab for multiple IP’s. Disney is definitely failing recently which is why I am done going to the parks and watching their movies. I am looking forward to Epic Universe.
I mean, every theme park expansion is a cash grab, no? The mini lands at Hong Kong Disneyland rock, and I think this is going to be incredible. I just find the backstory really silly 😛
Still planning to go to Tokyo Disney Sea in early December (in mid week), so both looking forward to the new area(s) as well as the rest of the area (without of hopefully insane queues!) I do agree with you though, if you're going with a story, they should have not gone with a Disney-ception (or imagi-ception... not sure what to class it as really)
Sorry to break it to you but December is one of the busiest times of year so prepare for wild crowds. Just make sure you get there early and allocate some money for DPA and you’ll be fine though. Have fun!
The frozen mini land makes a lot of sense i believe one of the early ideas allegedly of Tokyo Disney sea was to have a frozen harbor so frozen fits quite well imo
Yea they actually announced a Scandivanian port which was basically frozen kingdom but in the corner of the park between Port Discovery and Lost River Delta. I’m glad they realised that the park needs more than just one new family dark ride though!
We were at TD yesterday and I didn't know that you can only really buy one DPA experience at park open 9 a.m.. Then I was cut off until 11 a.m. but by then everything was already sold out for DPA. So even with DPA you can only really choose to pay for one attraction per day if you get there right at park open.
Yeah even DPA can run out quickly for the most popular rides on busy days, and I think with Fantasy Springs giving unlimited DPA to hotel guests and vacation packages it’s going to be really hard to get them.
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What are your thoughts on Neverland being chosen as one of the three Disney classics to be featured, considering that Peter Pan's Flight still exists next door? We love your videos and shall watch religiously leading up to our intended (first ever to Tokyo!!) visit in 2025 from UK 🇬🇧
Peter Pan’s Flight being next door never really crossed my mind to be honest, but I’ve had others ask if I think they’ll get rid of it. To me they’re such wildly different experiences, not to mention that they’re in different parks. It the resort can have 2 interactive shooting dark rides based on the Toy Story franchise I think we can have both Peter Pan rides. Aw thanks so much that’s awesome! As a Brit who moved here I’m so glad I can help you get excited and informed about your upcoming trip!
Fantasy Springs story/theme and location is a odd choice to be part of Disney Sea and should of had it's entry portal connected to Disneyland. I feel this is actually suppose to be a Disneyland expansion part 2 with Beauty and the Beast/Baymax being part 1 and the delivery timeline of Fantasy Springs got bumped up in the timeline and entry being changed for Disney Sea with other lands/attractions for Disney Sea being put on the shelf for now. (Disney sea has 3 obvious park facing area left to build on)
OLC years ago stated they were going to be focussed on adding ride capacity/area increases across the parks, particular in Disney Sea, along with more characters as requested from guests surveys. Jump forward a few years and Soaring was added in Disney Sea which meets the capacity request. Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway was reported to be given the green light by OLC when they saw early test development of the attraction but then they cancelled the order sometime later with Disney now covering all the costs for two creations. And my theory is Tokyo's version of Runaway is the one sitting in Toontown at Disneyland California. Everything about the exterior building and interior queue to me says this is a Tokyo park design. Even the concept art released of the theatre has Japanese people depicted in the image holding balloons which are a few things leads me to this conclusion. Disney Sea - Soaring Disneyland - Mickey and Minnie Runaway Railway in Toontown (cancelled and built in California instead) Disneyland - Beauty & Beast/Theatre/Baymax (replacement for railway) Disney Sea - Fantasy Springs (changes made to plans of other smaller areas/attractions with this built with lack lustre story tie in) Disneyland - Space Mt re build Disney Sea - (held off additions from before fantasy springs) Disneyland - (new expansion next to Splash Mt or Splash Mt rethemed into Alice in Wonderland) Disney Sky - Third park announced and built.
Ooh lots of interesting ideas here! Tokyo sure did have that space available behind Toontown before Fantasy Springs was built, never heard about that concept art before. It’s pretty clear that the Fantasy Springs plot was meant for TDL, but as you said Sea desperately needs more rides, especially for families. Definitely see a third park pretty soon on the horizon too! I hope it’ll be DisneySky it’s just too perfect
@@8bitthemepark if you google "mickey and minnie railway Disneyland concept art" and go to images it should be the first image of the search. My thought is the theatre building would sit in Tokyo's toon town as it does now in Disneyland - next to city hall which from memory is a food venue and the show building would sit along the current tree line which would be replaced with the painted hills similar to La. This would also provide a barrier of sight lines to any other building behind the railway show building such as tangled, frozen castle, frozen mountain.
I mean the whole springs concept makes sense :) Japanese culture and mythos revolves heavily on how spirits and humans interact with one another, so seeing that reflected in theme park planning is honestly really cool. I look forward to see how detailed the walking portions of the land s turn out from a guest's view, because that's where a lot more of the story for this area could be shown (not told 🤙). If anything I just want this area to be a smash hit to give Disney even more reason to reach this standard of themeing in the states, because the orlando resort is looking less appealing by the minute :/ I mean hell, I want to work for Universal Creative more than Imagineering because Epic universe is acually playing around with innovative concepts. Meanwhile, Disney can't even put a proper Zootopia city center in the theme park literally built around animals... It's been years since that film broke box office records :/ I don't want to hear it. Now if you'll excuse me, i'll be making concept art about how to bring Ilvermorny to Orlando by 2034 🤔
Yea that’s my general takeaway, it’s cool that they put this much thought into it, but 99% of guests won’t even know, which is totally fine! Having a story to inform the design of the area is enough!
Fantasy Springs looks neat as a grand picture but when you get down to it it’s pretty much only plants, places to spend money, and rides. There’s nowhere to explore or discover or relax.
It certainly seems that way doesn’t it… And it has a lot to live up to with the rest of Tokyo DisneySea being right there. Having said that, we already have a lot of cool places to explore in the park, so given the option I think I’d choose 4 new rides myself!
Ooh I hadn’t thought of that… Although this area was originally supposed to be open years ago so I doubt they would have even known about Wish when they were designing this
No. You've got the concept of Fantasy Springs wrong!! It's supposed to be a port of fantasy (dream), and therefore it's not supposed to be a part of all the other ports, which are all connected to one another, at DisneySEA. Look at the new Fantasyland at Tokyo Disneyland, for instance, there is a reason why it's got a giant castle of its own. In other words, Fantasy Springs is supposed to be a port of dreams within the Land of Dreams. If you have lived here in Japan for long enough, you know how Tokyo Disney Resort is advertised in Japanese, don't you? It's called 夢の国 (the Land of Dreams). There is a reason why children are flying above the clouds ( what Japanese people think of experiencing a dream while sleeping ) and headed into Fantasy Springs in the Peter Pan-like fashion in the official commercial. You are flying into the Port of Dreams!; it's not supposed to be just another port integrated into the park.
This lore is just as insane as getting a reservation for Fantasy Springs hotel
As crazy as it is I wouldn’t go that far 😂
True story, I live in Kawagoe and they put adverts up everywhere here and I just laugh as I walk by them every morning because of how elite it is just to even try and get a chance to get a vacation package.
Fantasy Springs is really more like a separate theme park that is just connected to DisneySea.
It really is! And I think it will always feel that way
Cannot wait to see your review from INSIDE the new expansion and hotel. We are planning on coming summer 2025.
Cannot wait to give it!!
Hope you have an amazing time next summer!
It's Fantasyland, 'natch... like in the original. And the spirit is one of us Disney adults. Yep, got it. Oh, so the Duchess. A cat? From the Aristocats? Sounds pretty cool.
Possibly theory: I've seen on maps that the area immediately in front of the hotel is called the "Springs" area, so maybe the idea is that the spirit flew to each of the miniparks and those experiences informed the creation of just the "springs" directly in front the hotel?
Hmm that’s an interesting thought, although the area facing into the park will also be ‘Fantasy Springs’y so I don’t know…
Love the old opening day Mediterranean Harbor music in the background (so much better than the current bgm btw). I personally interpreted the story as the springs being some entry portals to the different minilands? I think the spirit working, carving stuff was just to make the character rocks (hopefully). The spirit just making a theme park recreation of the magical lands is too ridiculous and would be riddled with plot holes. How do the characters in those areas exist in the first place? It also does make sense if the springs were entry portals, since the spirit has to have access to those lands too. Also, somebody managed to get a full recording of the bgm loop used in the hotel area and uploaded it yesterday.
Ooh good catch with the music!
I agree that the idea of a recreation is ridiculous, but that seems to be what they’re saying so far… We’ll see if some more details emerge later!
I totally agree with comment, the only thing that has to do with the "spirit" is the "stone branch and bank" that you see in the very beginning of the land. Like, I imagine the rockwork is going to make music and stuff, or you'll hear music coming from within the rocks - I think the video is totally on the money there. But once you pass through the rocks, you are transported to the actual magical worlds, and the non-diegetic music will just be there.
I definitely think from a guest’s perspective that’s how the experience is going to be. I just think it’s a funny backstory if you really try to delve into it, as they don’t mention portals of any kind, but it’s pretty clear that they are transporting us into those different worlds.
That’s interesting that they aren’t selling Fantasy Springs as if they are the locations of their films.
Anyway I’m still super excited to know your thoughts on this. I haven’t been this excited about a Disney Parks addition for a long time. As someone who isn’t a fan of Iger acquired IP and who loves The Great Movie Ride and Splash Mountain and wishes they never closed and gave Mickey and Tiana rides elsewhere.
It’s incredibly exciting! And yeah I hadn’t even thought about that but we lost absolutely nothing to get this so that’s pretty amazing!
@@8bitthemepark While reading some of the other comments on this video I’ll also say this. I’m glad that Peter Pan’s Flight is staying. I hate so much that they used Seven Dwarfs Mine Train as a reason to get rid of Snow White’s Scary Adventures at Magic Kingdom in Florida.
Fantasyland at Disneyland doesn't need this kind of explanation. It's just the land where fairy tales come true. That's enough explanation. Plus, all of these kingdoms are already depicted as being on the water!
Very true, I think 3 mini lands would be fine, but hopefully the rockwork and hotel do add an extra little bit of DisneySea magic… We’ll see!
I wish the Electric Railway had a station in Fantasy Springs.
That would rock!
I was never a fan on the "Fantasy Springs" premise for Tokyo DisneySea. I would not have objected to the construction of a "Scandinavian Coast" or even an "Arendelle" port of call had it been constructed in the plot of land directly south of Lost River Delta. But, the combination of these three fairytales into such a contrived backstory for a new port of call is ridiculous. Fantasy Springs, as constructed, would have made for a better addition to Tokyo Disneyland. Beauty and the Beast, Frozen, Neverland and Corona/Tangled could have been combined to create an "Enchanted Forest" land for Tokyo Disneyland that is in the realm of fantasy, but separate from Fantasyland, itself. Mickey's Toontown could have been replaced with an additional fairytale area to better connect the newly constructed Fantasy Springs area to Beauty and the Beast, making for a new Enchanted Forest land that's equal in scale to Fantasyland. But, I'm not in a position of authority with the Oriental Land Company or Walt Disney Imagineering and the whole mess has already been constructed, so it is what it is. And yes, I'm well aware that the OLC wanted the addition of fairytale IP into Tokyo DisneySea, but the construction of a Scandinavian Coast/Arendelle south of Lost River Delta would have met that need.
Agreed with everything except please do not get rid of Toon Town.
At least they could've put Tangled in TDL for there is nothing ocean related in that movie.
Although beauty and the beast replaced autopia
@@ryan24a73 Yes. That would be part of the Enchanted Forest.
Exactly 100%. Fantasy Springs sullies the original, perfect concept and theme of Disneysea, and does not fit at all. The land between Port Discovery and Lost River Delta is where the Scandinavian port was supposed to be. Every area of Disneysea is supposed to be a sea port, real or imagined, not some Fantasyland rehash. And remember that the “sea” in Disneysea not only refers to the ocean but also to the “Society of Adventurers and Explorers”. OLC just went off the rails with this thematically, and the story behind it is absurd.
@@Toast0808 I actually like the look of the new land that is not a "port." Well, except for the one side of the hotel facing the parking lot. But, I will never accept it as an expansion of DisneySea. I'd find a way to connect it to Disneyland and make those tunnels connecting Fantasy Springs to Arabian Caoast/Lost River Delta a gateway to Disneyland.
No one has ever praised Disney for their mini lands. It is a cash grab for multiple IP’s. Disney is definitely failing recently which is why I am done going to the parks and watching their movies. I am looking forward to Epic Universe.
I mean, every theme park expansion is a cash grab, no? The mini lands at Hong Kong Disneyland rock, and I think this is going to be incredible. I just find the backstory really silly 😛
Still planning to go to Tokyo Disney Sea in early December (in mid week), so both looking forward to the new area(s) as well as the rest of the area (without of hopefully insane queues!) I do agree with you though, if you're going with a story, they should have not gone with a Disney-ception (or imagi-ception... not sure what to class it as really)
Sorry to break it to you but December is one of the busiest times of year so prepare for wild crowds. Just make sure you get there early and allocate some money for DPA and you’ll be fine though. Have fun!
The frozen mini land makes a lot of sense i believe one of the early ideas allegedly of Tokyo Disney sea was to have a frozen harbor so frozen fits quite well imo
Yea they actually announced a Scandivanian port which was basically frozen kingdom but in the corner of the park between Port Discovery and Lost River Delta. I’m glad they realised that the park needs more than just one new family dark ride though!
We were at TD yesterday and I didn't know that you can only really buy one DPA experience at park open 9 a.m.. Then I was cut off until 11 a.m. but by then everything was already sold out for DPA. So even with DPA you can only really choose to pay for one attraction per day if you get there right at park open.
Yeah even DPA can run out quickly for the most popular rides on busy days, and I think with Fantasy Springs giving unlimited DPA to hotel guests and vacation packages it’s going to be really hard to get them.
Hello from Peter Parker and I in hot and humid Orlando. At animal kingdom now
Ooh have a great time!
Are there people that help plan Tokyo Disney trips? I’d like to take the family but don’t know where to start.
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I look forward to helping you plan your dream trip!!
What are your thoughts on Neverland being chosen as one of the three Disney classics to be featured, considering that Peter Pan's Flight still exists next door?
We love your videos and shall watch religiously leading up to our intended (first ever to Tokyo!!) visit in 2025 from UK 🇬🇧
Peter Pan’s Flight being next door never really crossed my mind to be honest, but I’ve had others ask if I think they’ll get rid of it. To me they’re such wildly different experiences, not to mention that they’re in different parks. It the resort can have 2 interactive shooting dark rides based on the Toy Story franchise I think we can have both Peter Pan rides.
Aw thanks so much that’s awesome! As a Brit who moved here I’m so glad I can help you get excited and informed about your upcoming trip!
Fantasy Springs story/theme and location is a odd choice to be part of Disney Sea and should of had it's entry portal connected to Disneyland.
I feel this is actually suppose to be a Disneyland expansion part 2 with Beauty and the Beast/Baymax being part 1 and the delivery timeline of Fantasy Springs got bumped up in the timeline and entry being changed for Disney Sea with other lands/attractions for Disney Sea being put on the shelf for now. (Disney sea has 3 obvious park facing area left to build on)
OLC years ago stated they were going to be focussed on adding ride capacity/area increases across the parks, particular in Disney Sea, along with more characters as requested from guests surveys. Jump forward a few years and Soaring was added in Disney Sea which meets the capacity request.
Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway was reported to be given the green light by OLC when they saw early test development of the attraction but then they cancelled the order sometime later with Disney now covering all the costs for two creations. And my theory is Tokyo's version of Runaway is the one sitting in Toontown at Disneyland California. Everything about the exterior building and interior queue to me says this is a Tokyo park design. Even the concept art released of the theatre has Japanese people depicted in the image holding balloons which are a few things leads me to this conclusion.
Disney Sea - Soaring
Disneyland - Mickey and Minnie Runaway Railway in Toontown (cancelled and built in California instead)
Disneyland - Beauty & Beast/Theatre/Baymax (replacement for railway)
Disney Sea - Fantasy Springs (changes made to plans of other smaller areas/attractions with this built with lack lustre story tie in)
Disneyland - Space Mt re build
Disney Sea - (held off additions from before fantasy springs)
Disneyland - (new expansion next to Splash Mt or Splash Mt rethemed into Alice in Wonderland)
Disney Sky - Third park announced and built.
Ooh lots of interesting ideas here! Tokyo sure did have that space available behind Toontown before Fantasy Springs was built, never heard about that concept art before.
It’s pretty clear that the Fantasy Springs plot was meant for TDL, but as you said Sea desperately needs more rides, especially for families.
Definitely see a third park pretty soon on the horizon too! I hope it’ll be DisneySky it’s just too perfect
@@8bitthemepark if you google "mickey and minnie railway Disneyland concept art" and go to images it should be the first image of the search.
My thought is the theatre building would sit in Tokyo's toon town as it does now in Disneyland - next to city hall which from memory is a food venue and the show building would sit along the current tree line which would be replaced with the painted hills similar to La. This would also provide a barrier of sight lines to any other building behind the railway show building such as tangled, frozen castle, frozen mountain.
“Disney Sky” was never a real thing and just a fantasy of foaming at the mouth fans.
I mean the whole springs concept makes sense :) Japanese culture and mythos revolves heavily on how spirits and humans interact with one another, so seeing that reflected in theme park planning is honestly really cool. I look forward to see how detailed the walking portions of the land s turn out from a guest's view, because that's where a lot more of the story for this area could be shown (not told 🤙). If anything I just want this area to be a smash hit to give Disney even more reason to reach this standard of themeing in the states, because the orlando resort is looking less appealing by the minute :/ I mean hell, I want to work for Universal Creative more than Imagineering because Epic universe is acually playing around with innovative concepts. Meanwhile, Disney can't even put a proper Zootopia city center in the theme park literally built around animals...
It's been years since that film broke box office records :/ I don't want to hear it.
Now if you'll excuse me, i'll be making concept art about how to bring Ilvermorny to Orlando by 2034 🤔
Yea that’s my general takeaway, it’s cool that they put this much thought into it, but 99% of guests won’t even know, which is totally fine! Having a story to inform the design of the area is enough!
Fantasy Springs looks neat as a grand picture but when you get down to it it’s pretty much only plants, places to spend money, and rides. There’s nowhere to explore or discover or relax.
It certainly seems that way doesn’t it… And it has a lot to live up to with the rest of Tokyo DisneySea being right there. Having said that, we already have a lot of cool places to explore in the park, so given the option I think I’d choose 4 new rides myself!
Forget the story and enjoy the park.
Oh don’t worry, I will!
"Spirit" can do anything it wants... 😴
Its a Fantasy!
Hahaha that’s true!
A “Fantasy” that doesn’t fit the story/theme of Disneysea.
Something tells me. This "Spirit" was supposed to be the wishing Star character from Wish. But, Wish didn't do well.
Ooh I hadn’t thought of that… Although this area was originally supposed to be open years ago so I doubt they would have even known about Wish when they were designing this
No. You've got the concept of Fantasy Springs wrong!! It's supposed to be a port of fantasy (dream), and therefore it's not supposed to be a part of all the other ports, which are all connected to one another, at DisneySEA. Look at the new Fantasyland at Tokyo Disneyland, for instance, there is a reason why it's got a giant castle of its own. In other words, Fantasy Springs is supposed to be a port of dreams within the Land of Dreams. If you have lived here in Japan for long enough, you know how Tokyo Disney Resort is advertised in Japanese, don't you? It's called 夢の国 (the Land of Dreams). There is a reason why children are flying above the clouds ( what Japanese people think of experiencing a dream while sleeping ) and headed into Fantasy Springs in the Peter Pan-like fashion in the official commercial. You are flying into the Port of Dreams!; it's not supposed to be just another port integrated into the park.
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