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Originally Posted by Guest

As for attractions, Frozen is the best.

Do you think it's the best attraction now at TDS? Better than Beauty and the Beast at TDL?

Originally Posted by Guest

Finally I went to Fantasy Springs
My English is not good, so please forgive me for the uncomfortable sentences.

The area is perfectly , and hotel is even better than the Riviera viewed from inside the area

As for attractions, Frozen is the best.
PeterPan will be appreciated in the future, but I didn't love it. The transitions between images were poorly coordinated and lacked immersion.

As for Rapunzel, the scale was small and predictable, but I was shocked that able to recreate the lantern scene without relying on videoScreen , and I was thrilled that Disney has continued to use only animatronics to express the world.

No doubt it's a great area, but it's a shame that Peter Pan, which cost the most, didn't turn out to be the best videoScreen ride in the world.
Frankly, I'm disappointed that Disney couldn't make a better videoScreen ride than Universal's Spider-Man or Harry Potter

What kind of ride system is Peter Pan? Is it only screens or are there physical effects and animatronics?

Congratulations on visiting the land and thank you for your first-hand feedback. I understand you perfectly.

So Peter Pan is like Harry Potter where it flies? Or more like Shanghai's Pirates? I can't wait to go in autumn.

Originally Posted by Guest

Finally I went to Fantasy Springs
My English is not good, so please forgive me for the uncomfortable sentences.

The area is perfectly , and hotel is even better than the Riviera viewed from inside the area

As for attractions, Frozen is the best.
PeterPan will be appreciated in the future, but I didn't love it. The transitions between images were poorly coordinated and lacked immersion.

As for Rapunzel, the scale was small and predictable, but I was shocked that able to recreate the lantern scene without relying on videoScreen , and I was thrilled that Disney has continued to use only animatronics to express the world.

No doubt it's a great area, but it's a shame that Peter Pan, which cost the most, didn't turn out to be the best videoScreen ride in the world.
Frankly, I'm disappointed that Disney couldn't make a better videoScreen ride than Universal's Spider-Man or Harry Potter

Finally I went to Fantasy Springs
My English is not good, so please forgive me for the uncomfortable sentences.

The area is perfectly , and hotel is even better than the Riviera viewed from inside the area

As for attractions, Frozen is the best.
PeterPan will be appreciated in the future, but I didn't love it. The transitions between images were poorly coordinated and lacked immersion.

As for Rapunzel, the scale was small and predictable, but I was shocked that able to recreate the lantern scene without relying on videoScreen , and I was thrilled that Disney has continued to use only animatronics to express the world.

No doubt it's a great area, but it's a shame that Peter Pan, which cost the most, didn't turn out to be the best videoScreen ride in the world.
Frankly, I'm disappointed that Disney couldn't make a better videoScreen ride than Universal's Spider-Man or Harry Potter

I find these interactive shooter games lame, and a bit of a gimmick.

You know what would be an amazing attraction? a go-kart ride based on Sugar Rush! I don't know why Go Kart rides are taboo at theme parks, they don't need to go fast to be thrilling.

Knock down Star Tours while they're at it. It's past its expiration date by at least 20 years.

In addition to Space Mountain, Tokyo Disneyland will re-theme their Buzz Lightyear attraction, set to open in fiscal year 2026.

https://www.olc.co.jp/en/news/news_tdr/20240426_03e/main/0/link/20240426_03e.pdf

A new attraction based on the world of the Walt Disney Animation Studios film Wreck-It Ralph will debut at Tomorrowland in Tokyo Disneyland Park, during fiscal year 2026 or later. This new attraction at Tokyo Disneyland will be an indoor interactive game play experience, perfect for children and adults, that will be created by transforming the existing Buzz Lightyear’s Astro Blasters attraction. Wreck-It Ralph, which serves as the theme for the attraction, is an arcade-game-hopping adventure from Disney Animation. Ralph, who has played the bad guy in his popular video game, embarks on an action-packed journey as he sets out to prove to everyone that he is a true hero with a big heart. As he explores exciting new worlds, he teams up with some unlikely new friends including feisty misfit Vanellope von Schweetz. In the attraction, enter the candy-themed racing game Sugar Rush, which is being attacked by Sugar Bugs – glitches created by King Candy. Guests team up with the beloved film characters Ralph and Vanellope to transform the Sugar Bugs back to their original “kawaii” confectionery such as cookies and cakes.

Guests can look forward to this new attraction at Tokyo Disneyland and immerse themselves in the world of the candy-themed racing game, Sugar Rush, while embarking on a thrilling adventure.
- In preparation for this new attraction, Buzz Lightyear’s Astro Blasters will close from October 2024.
- Buzz Lightyear’s Astro Blasters is presented by FUJIFILM Corporation.
- The adjacent merchandise shop Planet M will also be undergoing theme changes and improvement

Concept art of the attraction.


Concept art of the re-themed exterior


Concept of the re-themed store

Disney Springs is everything the fans want Disneyland to be. Sadly, this level is only achieved in Japan. Unsurprisingly, Japan is the only Disney Resort where decisions are not made by Disney HQ.

Day variant of today's update: https://x.com/wR3yteIpfZ5231/status/1782802011936940257

The Fantasy Springs expansion and hotel have been added to the Tokyo Disney Resort app! Details regarding attractions, food, and merchandise were not included in the update.