BREAKING: NEW Details Announced For Rides, Restaurants Opening Soon at Tokyo DisneySea!

We’ve been eagerly awaiting the opening of the brand new port coming to Tokyo DisneySea in 2024 — Fantasy Springs!

Now we know the names of the FOUR new rides on the way — as well as the dining locations that will open in 2024 with the new port!

First up, Disney shared this new video with lots of concept art!

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ディズニー映画を題材とした3つのエリアをドローンで撮影した様子を本日公開！

徐々に完成に近づいている様子をお楽しみください✨ pic.twitter.com/nvRzcMoV3d

— 東京ディズニーリゾートPR【公式】 (@TDR_PR) August 24, 2023

Now, let’s take a look at the new attractions!

Anna and Elsa’s Frozen Journey

This water ride will take visitors on a journey to “experience the world of the Walt Disney Animation Studios film Frozen aboard a boat while enjoying an epic and heartwarming story of two sisters that discover only true love
can thaw a frozen heart.”

The ride’s duration will be 6 minutes, 30 seconds.

Rapunzel’s Lantern Festival

On this 5-minute boat ride, visitors will travel to the annual Lantern
Festival from Tangled,  “while experiencing Rapunzel’s ‘best day ever’ as she falls in love with Flynn Rider.”

Peter Pan’s Neverland Adventure

This boat ride will have 3D elements, and will have a height requirement of about 40 inches.

Ride time is 5 minutes, and visitors will “join the Lost Kids, Peter Pan and Tinker Bell on an epic adventure through Never Land to rescue John from Captain Hook and his pirates,” according to Disney.

Fairy Tinkerbell’s Busy Buggies

On this 2-minute ride, visitors will “help Tinker Bell as she starts her new delivery service in Pixie Hollow, while visiting four seasonal locations to deliver
various packages and parcels to the fairies.”

In addition to the new rides, Disney has confirmed the names of new restaurants and shops coming to the new port! They include:

Royal Banquet of Arendelle

This counter-service restaurant will be located inside Arendelle Castle and feature indoor Frozen-themed seating, or covered outdoor seating with “views of the fjord cliffs and mountains in the distance.”

Oaken’s OK Foods

Disney says, “this delightful counter-service restaurant, run by Oaken, the
owner of the trading post and sauna featured in the film, serves
delicious food to hungry visitors to the Kingdom of Arendelle.”

The Snuggly Duckling

A counter-service restaurant themed to the “tavern where
the local rough-and-tumble crowd gather in the Walt Disney
Animation Studios film, Tangled.,” Disney said in its press release.

Lookout Cookout

This restaurant was “created by the Lost Kids” and serves as their hideout. The decor will feature parts of shipwrecks and items that have washed ashore, that the Lost Kids have incorporated. This is a counter-service spot.

A new store — Fantasy Springs Gifts — will be located in the Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs Hotel. Disney notes it will only be accessible from inside the theme park.

Disney says the new hotel will keep guests immersed in the Fantasy Springs atmosphere. It will have 475 rooms, including 56 “grand chateau” rooms — which are being touted as the “finest” accommodations that will be available at Tokyo Disney Resort. The hotel will have three dining locations: the buffet-style Fantasy Springs Restaurant, Grand Paradis Lounge in the lobby, and La Libellule, which will feature French cuisine and be exclusively available to guests of the hotel’s grand chateau rooms.

Fantasy Springs is set to open in the Spring of 2024. Keep following AllEars for the latest Disney news!

Do you plan to visit Tokyo when Fantasy Springs open? Which ride are you most excited about?

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