When I went to DisneySea at Tokyo in 2016, I was extremely lucky that it coincided with Disney Tokyo 15th anniversary. Although I'm not sure if there were extra performances or decorations due to the anniversary, but one thing for sure was that their gifts were all decorated with the 15th anniversary designs!
*Note: This post is mainly about sharing some snapshots I've gotten at DisneySea and what I did along the way.
Breaking down Disney-Sea, I thought that there would be numerous water rides, but I was wrong. There were only a few water rides, and on top of that, those rides are the kind that doesn't get you wet. Sadly, I bought a raincoat thinking that I would need it because from my past experience visiting Universal Studio Orlando, their rides are the kind that gets you completely drenched, so I thought I needed it this time round.
But anyway! First stop is Mermaid Lagoon.
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| Mermaid Lagoon |
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| Sindbad's Storybook Voyage |
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| Sindbad's Storybook Voyage |
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| Sindbad's Storybook Voyage |
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| Sindbad's Storybook Voyage |
Went on Sindbad's Storybook Voyage and was extremely impressed at the interior setup. The ride is around 10-15 minutes but it was really amazing because the was so much effort placed in setting up the place. There was even fake fireworks on the ride. Love it!
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| Broadway |
So I came for broadway show for about 3 times trying to join the queue but was always too late for it. It seems like without any fast pass, you'll need to queue for the broadway show at least 45 minutes before the show. On the bright side, at least I managed to catch some performance along the broadway area.
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| Mount Prometheus |
And a compilation of what I ate before sunsets.
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| Super cute Little Green Man!! |
When the sky turns dark, DisneySea looks amazing!
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| House of Terror |
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| Some Christmas deco |
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| DisneySea 15th Anniversary ship! |
My biggest regret at DisneySea was not getting to take as much rides as I expected due to lack of planning since I visited during the weekends. From my experience, Disney trips need to be planned in advance to make your trip most worthwhile.
