Unveiling Tokyo Disney’s Fantasy Springs: The Rides, Lands and Surprises
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- Опубликовано: 29 фев 2024
- With four new rides, three themed lands, a multitude of restaurants, and two luxury hotels, Fantasy Springs is one of the most anticipated Disney projects in recent memory. After six years and over 2 Billion USD of development and construction, Tokyo DisneySea is months away from unveiling this behemoth of an expansion to the public, but what’s in store for guests, what should we expect upon opening and do you even have a chance of getting into the land?
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The fact that such a massive expansion only has a single store sounds so un-Disney in the best way possible
It's telling that the best run Disney resort is the one without Disney ownership
Not to mention that it shows how dedicated OLC is to their resort and hasn't given up on it.
Fantasy Springs at Tokyo DisneySea sounds like an absolute dream come true! Thanks, ReviewTyme, for giving us the lowdown on what to expect from this epic expansion. With four new rides, three themed lands, and a plethora of dining options, it's shaping up to be a truly magical experience. The amount of detail and investment put into this project is mind-blowing, and I can't wait to see it all come to life. Counting down the days until I can step foot into this enchanting world of Disney magic! 🏰✨
Our pleasure!
Tokyo Disney Sea will no doubt go down as Disneys best theme park
It already is.
Glad I was able to secure a vacation package for the week after opening with all the passes that entails. It will be absolutely insane even still.
what if it's delayed?
Tokyo Disney once again showed the U.S. parks how it SHOULD and CAN be done.
I believe epic universe will be on par with this and maybe Disney will finally take notice and make a change to their U.S parks.
What To Expect: Quality. Quality. QUALITY.
Walt Disney: "Quality will out."
Honestly when you mentioned "Tokyo Disney Sky" I now want that park to be a reality.
It is a lovely theme idea.
It was a really interesting concept! We will find out more and make a video about it one day.
and disney studios park paris will only get a variation of a teacups ride for our tangled ride ahaha
I know but at least they are finally adding things now they gave majority stock in the park they can build more I’d love a tangled area
The Japanese park is the best Disney park aim the world, the theming and atmosphere is amazing
i will be traveling to tokyo this july... hoping i can ride all rides at fantasy springs.... hoping
I will be here in May 2025, cant wait
1:03 I would love to watch a video about the proposed Tokyo DisneySky! 😍
I think Disney Sky is just a rumor.
This new land looks awesome!
another great video lads! your knowledge and insights are the best!!
Looks amazing. Can't wait.
This is on my experience list. Thank you for bringing this into my brain. Even though these experiences are outside my current budget, i can plan
Outstanding video Luke!!
I need to ride that Tangled attraction.....IMMEDIATELY 😩😩😩😩😩😩
Incredible creation by Imagineers, from everything weve seen so far
Might need that Roast Beef Popcorn ASAP, too 🍖🍿
Once it's there, it won't be going anywhere else. The Oriental Land Co. force Disney to sign documents that prevent them from cloning any of their original attractions
@@RankingTheMousemmm, a new corn beef
WOOHOO! Enchantment realm 💟
So beautiful! And yet another adventure I can't afford without saving up money for several years...
10:23 That joint became abandoned amid the very week when the Sphere in Las Vegas opened. 'Twasn't due to bankruptcy but humble attendance. 'Tis a prediction that the French location is having a much higher attendance with guests into the science fiction-themed hotel.
I wish, they would do a themed area for each and every animated Classic: Pinocchio's village and whale Rafting, Cinderella's mansion with mouse chase...
0:41 My birthday. When 2 turn XXVIII.🎂
I LOVE DisneySea but I really wish Tokyo had Galaxy's Edge......
lol at Heimlich's Chew Chew Train. Seems it! I loved that rider, though. This looks incredible. A must go for all Disney folks!
There was a 'Skull Rock' lagoon with a pirate ship at Disneyland (in Fantasyland) waaaaay back. The ship served pretty basic 'Chicken-of-the-Sea' tuna sandwiches. It was a good place for parents to take the kiddies for a 'rest'.
Paris still has that, but no food stand there. It is a lot of wasted space.
Follow the water - Epcot gets Moana's sprinkler fountain and TDS gets Fantasy Springs. Orlando is SO ghetto.
Everything looks so amazing. My hope is to go in 2025 or 2026
Thought the Frozen ride would have some scenes from Frozen 2. Oh well. Still going to be amazing!
First comment and l love Tokyo Disney sea
I went there last year for my college graduation trip and I loved it I only went on 20,000 leagues under the sea and journey to the center of the earth and I still loved it. The line wait was worth it!!
Fun fact: Indiana jones is considered a trackless attraction source: behind the attraction on disney +. Also, tower of Terror has a trackless scene and is a height requirement attraction. So you can say Peter Pan Adventure is the 4th with a height requirement. Third height requirement for a fantasyland attraction (Matterhorn & Mine Train)
Oddly this somewhat resembles epic universe with the park being right outside of the hotel. It's sad that domestic Disney world drop the ball on creating this in Orlando before universal. It's almost we have to go overseas to experience the vision of Disney that Walt had for Disney world.
Well Disneysea by itself was designed that way. The Miracosta hotel served as a border entrance to the park and hotel guest have special entrance directly to the park .
I feel very much the same way, I think Universal has been paying attention and wants to set a record in the US and the first to do all that in Florida!
Blame your government for meddling into expansions
I'm willing to be lines won't be as bad as some think it will. On opening lines will be crazy, but DisneySea has a lot of rides, shows and other attractions already. Now they'll have 4 more rides, 4 more restaurants and a new hotel (that I'm sure guests will spend time at). There's about 35 rides and shows at DisneySea vs. a park like Epic Universe (about 16 maybe).
Even if attendance matches 2019 levels (2019 was about 14 million vs 2022s 10 million) the park should be able to handle crowds.
Also depends on your definition of what a "bad line" is. Is 3 hours a bad line? Is 4? Is 5?
hmmmmm the lines are crazy at both parks since the borders re-opened after Covid. The Yen is so weak right now, it probably doesn't cost much more to fly to Japan and vacation here for a week, than it does to go WDW even if you're from America. But i have been checking the app a lot these-days (i live in Tokyo) wondering if its more chill even in winter, but not really to be honest. 120 -180 minute wait times are common almost everyday, and we're even talking like 45 sometimes for things like peter pan and star tours. When Fantasy Springs opens, I guess park capacity is increased, so I don't see it chilling out at all. Probably the opposite tbh. But i hope i'm wrong because i want to go again soon !
I will say the themeing is phenomenal in this land but I cant deny im a little bummed about the attractions. They all dont seem interesting and the fact PeterPan is being kept a secret kinda makes me hope theyll surprise us. Also the price of the hotel is insane.
I think it's more interesting than the frozen attractions in Hong Kong and Epcot. Frozen at Epcot is terrible.
Roast beef popcorn...why not?
This is more like a separate theme park that is just connected to DisneySea.
I'm so excited for this new addition at DisneySea! But I'm a little disappointed by the lack of themed food - this would have been a perfect opportunity to include more fun treats 😔
The magical fantasy springs are when Lilian first met Cure Queen Felice
Going in September, not staying onsite. Do I even bother trying to get in?
I think it’s worth trying!
$2300 a night !! Omg
ReviewTyme in 5 Seconds: Ooh a Giant Vatermelon, Yum Yum Yum. Oooh a giant candy corn Yum Yum Yum
Thanks for the rundown, it looks quite nice save the hotel which in pink looks tacky. It won’t matter because I won’t be staying at those prices 😂
I agree, the best place for Moana is Magic Kingdom on that expansion plot!
And for D23 they have to finally announce whatever they have planned for Animal Kingdom(hopefully with no mention of Indiana Jones)
Also, I hope the Avengers E-Ticket gets built, but they should just stick to a simple quinnjet ride. None of that multiverse sh-t.
Actually the frozen ride is nothing like the maelstrom retheme
Wait…. So I can go to Disney Sea… and be allowed only in the original part of the park but not the new part?
Yes and no lol If you are new to T.D.R., your chance of getting into Fantasy Springs would be slim to none. Even if you were a local like me, your chance of experiencing even one no ee ride would be slim to none. Most Tokyo Disney goers will most likely camp out outside the park gate over night to get into the park as soon as DisneySEA opens to secure their DPAs for the new rides. Most foreigners don't have that kind of dedicatin and patience to begin with... lol
Disney Imagineers do great things when they're managed and funded by non-Disney suits
Any creative person would actually be motivated to do great stuff if they're given creative freedom and a huge budget.
funny how disney always hated tokyo disney even back when it first opened and now its prob the only disney resort that still feels like classic disney
ill keep saying this but the disney company is at its best when it has 2 ceo's aka walt and roy era + eisner and wells era (eisner only got bad when wells died)
Disney hated Tokyo Disney?
@@officialmonarchmusic Walt wasn't alive at the time of Tokyo Disney being made, but he despised the idea of reviving the concept of a Disney park in Japan since Nara Dreamland failed
@@idk-zt8rxYeah but the actual COMPANY didn’t hate the actual PARK when it first opened, right? Also what’s Nara Dreamland?
Im sorry did he say one night costs half of the average monthly salary
we are traveling to Tokyo in Nov of 2024. Will the process of getting into see this new expansion be the same? or will it all be included in our regular ticket? Its a once in a life time trip for us and i dont wanna miss it!
Hey Snow, it's difficult to say what the process will be that long after opening but the best thing you can do is plan for it to be the same and be pleasantly surprised if it changes to be easier to get in. Nintendo at Universal Japan still needs entry tickets years after opening though so I'm guessing it won't be as simple as walking in and lining up by November sadly
@ReviewTyme oh yea we will be getting all the park tickets as much in advance as possible. I just hoping we will be able to visit this section too!!
I will be there mid May. Soft opening anyone? 😬
Unfortunately, previews are only open to lottery winners
Hi, thanks for letting me know. Is this lottery like the lottery for Big Band Beat? Thanks again. @@idk-zt8rx
Ok, I just researched this. Looks like I am one week off from the date of the lottery. 😢Thanks for the info. @@idk-zt8rx
Tokyo Disney had to Up its game, due to Universal Japan’s Nintendo expansion and anime-related attractions. Competition is good for the consumer!
Good addition to Disney sea. Disney sea didn’t have much “Disney” in it.
Dang, you edit your voice?
this was such a informative video, thank you! initially i had no interest in putting tokyo disneysea on my itinerary but this new fantasy springs looks soo magical
Why does disney open up such beautiful and picturesque things in tokyo, and paris, and shanghai, but in the US they might give us zootopia? And a maaaaaybe, possible, moana area, or possibly, a n encanto area...in america disney's like "here, have sole crap on a platter" but in tokyo, they're "here are all of our best rides"
if only they would be honest and have an "IP land"
Why must the international parks get all the cool stuff.
Technically equivalent of 3.2 billion US dollars if our yen wasn't so weak due to the U.S. rasing their interest rate like a criminal...
The roof of Arendelle Castle in Hong Kong is brightly colored and looks new, but the roof of Tokyo's castle is dull and looks like moss, making it look old.
I am rather skeptical. Too much IP, clashing and disparate elements, no cohesive theme... feels rather messy!
These three stories feature oceans and rivers. Although the stories are certainly different, there are elements to these three that will be incorporated into Fantasy Springs. Therefore, there is no need to summarize this area in a story.
I don’t know man this is kind of a stain on Disney Sea since it’s Disney IPs in a original story park that has its own story if they want to do this they should’ve put it in Tokyo Disneyland
Mermaid Lagoon exists. It doesn't really have any story behind why it's there. At least Fantasy Springs is (possibly) connected to the S.E.A. due to an involvement with a character called the "Duchess". There's some really weird lore about a spirit making carvings of the characters into the springs and portals to the different lands in the area.
@@idk-zt8rx seems like a cop out excuse
For coming up with actual theming like they did with Epcot
@@partyjam3900 can kind of see how it's similar to Epcot's case, but I wouldn't say it's as bad as Epcot. A Port Discovery expansion would've been much preferred, but DisneySea really needed additional capacity and more family rides. The area is also pretty much disconnected from the rest of the park and is more of a dlc, so it shouldn't be that much of a problem regarding the theming of the rest of the park. On the other hand, Searider just doesn't belong in DisneySea and feels really intrusive.
Honestly thought it was gonna be an expansion of Disneyland because of how it's designed. But I guess the water in these IPs are their connection to the Sea.
This just sounds incredible don't get me wrong! But it doesn't quite fit with the parks original theme. Typical Disney the last years if you ask me
Originally, there were rivers and springs at Tokyo DisneySea that flowed into Fantasy Springs. And there Fantasy Springs was created. That makes sense. It's true that just looking at the name makes it a far cry from Tokyo DisneySea, but if you look at the story of Tokyo DisneySea, you'll understand why Fantasy Springs was created. There are explanations and explanations on RUclips in Japan, but they are not in English, so only Japanese speakers can understand them.
Eww don't quote the Hunger Games when talking about Tokyo Disney
The Lost Kids, how utterly pathetic. For anyone with an ounce of integrity they are and forever will be The Lost Boys. Disney as usual trying to desecrate British literary history, all the while draining and profiting from it.
most money greed company in history