Disney reveals new details on Fantasy Springs coming to Tokyo Disney Resort in 2024

Aug 24, 2023 in "Tokyo Disney Resort"

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Posted: Thursday August 24, 2023 9:17am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

The eighth themed port of Tokyo DisneySea will feature three areas, Rapunzel's Forest, Peter Pan's Never Land, and Frozen Kingdom, all inspired by the Walt Disney Animation Studios films.

Today Disney revealed the names and more details for the upcoming attractions in Fantasy Springs opening spring 2024 - Rapunzel's Lantern Festival, Anna and Elsa's Frozen Journey, Peter Pan's Never Land Adventure, and Fairy Tinker Bell's Busy Buggies.

Lantern Festival with Rapunzel

Rapunzel’s Forest

Here, you can experience Rapunzel's "best day ever" on Rapunzel's Lantern Festival attraction, where Rapunzel falls in love with Flynn Rider on a romantic boat ride to the annual Lantern Festival.

The Snuggly Duckling restaurant, reminiscent of the establishment by the same name from the film, includes various atmospheric dining areas.

Two Peter Pan attractions

Peter Pan’s Never Land

Peter Pan's Never Land lets guests explore a pirate ship, dine in a secret hideaway or encounter pirates.

In Peter Pan's Never Land Adventure, join the Lost Kids as they explore Never Land with Peter Pan and Tinker Bell as well as help rescue John from Captain Hook.

Elsewhere, guests can help Tinker Bell deliver parcels and packages to the four seasonal areas of Pixie Hollow on the Fairy Tinker Bell's Busy Buggies attraction.

Lookout Cookout is made from found objects and shipwrecked parts, and includes views of Never Land.

Frozen Kingdom

During Anna and Elsa's Frozen Journey, relive the tale of two sisters and how they discovered that true love can thaw a frozen heart alongside fan-favorite songs from the film.

At Royal Banquet of Arendelle restaurant, you will find both an indoor and a covered outdoor dining area with beautiful views of the fjord cliffs and mountains in the distance. For snacks, Oaken, the owner of the cabin and sauna featured in the film, has you covered at Oaken's OK Foods.

Fantasy Springs Hotel

Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs Hotel

Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs Hotel is right next door where two dining options and a lobby lounge await.

Fantasy Springs Restaurant is perfect for those who crave a wide variety of options with buffet-style dining. Here you will even find paintings inspired by the Disney Animation films "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," "Tangled," and "Sleeping Beauty."

La Libellule offers special French cuisine, with views of the scenery in Fantasy Springs from the dining hall.

For a more laid-back atmosphere, head over to Grand Paradis Lounge, a lobby lounge with large, open windows.

Fantasy Springs Gifts merchandise store is the perfect place to buy gifts for friends and family.

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ThemeParkTraveller7 minutes ago

The original plans mentioned only part of the land would be themed to Frozen (in the same way that Arabian Coast isn't all Aladdin). It would have been interesting to see what non-IP additions they came up with.

Animaniac93-9810 minutes ago

A Frozen land with just the boat ride we got as the only ride would have been disappointing, though I think it would have looked nicer as a land with a more fleshed out village and mountain backdrop.

SweetDuffy10130 minutes ago

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PiratesMansion44 minutes ago

Given that the Frozen attraction seems polarizing, it seems like a good thing in retropsect that they didn't just do a Frozen-focused land, as was the original plan when this was all originally announced (though it would have been nice to have had a larger spin on the OG Glacier Bay concept).

WaltWiz190148 minutes ago

Considering this land's opening was delayed not once, but twice...is it any wonder?

tanc55 minutes ago

I'm kind of surprised all these rides have leaked already, seems relatively early, but I guess we are only about a month away.

𝕴𝖒𝖆𝖌𝖎𝖓𝖊𝖊𝖗971 hour ago

I don't think either Frozen ride is really that great. Frozen doesn't make a good storytelling attraction.

Coaster Lover1 hour ago

Frozen Journey feels like the extended, directors cut version Frozen Ever After. There's a lot of extra content in there that pads the run time, but doesn't feel like it's completely necessary. Like BatB, there is a lot that looks REALLY good, but for a ride, it just falls a little short for me. Peter Pan on the other hand seems like a super fun and charming attraction with a lot of heart and character. Not only that, musically, Peter Pan works REALLY well... it's a great use of the songs with musical themes strung throughout the ride. By far Peter Pan is the attraction I'm most intrigued with.

TalkToEthan1 hour ago

Which is correct: (A) all “non vacation packaging guests” need to win a lottery to enter Fantasy Springs and once inside the land may join any queue as stand by??? (B) all Disney Sea guests can enter Fantasy Springs and join any standby line???

EPCOTCenterLover1 hour ago

I think each of the three big rides are great. All are very atmospheric and take you into their worlds, each very different worlds. Plus I just love Disney boat ride attractions. I think the area and its attractions are a Grand Slam any way you measure it. Other than needing special passes to see the rides, that is. :(

TTA941 hour ago

First thought was a new daytime parade already or even nighttime, but then I remembered Halloween and Christmas and those are both way over due to be replaced, by TDL standards that is lol. I think Dreamlights has been the longest running parade at TDL, sure it’s been upgraded through the years but still.

Animaniac93-981 hour ago

I'm fine with the Rapunzel ride not having so many scenes and characters lifted directly from the movie. It's more experiential, and about the journey going to the festival, than a strict book report like Frozen. I even would have preferred restaging the scenes and characters so that they appear to be leading us vs being a passive observer to their interactions. The Peter Pan rides are also more about exploring Neverland (and by extension Pixie Hollow), and I like that too. I have to agree with others that the story of Frozen doesn't really lend itself to a ride. To me, the appeal of visiting Arrendelle is the same as visiting the real Scandinavia. Admiring the historic architecture, the natural beauty of the mountains, and browsing the charming local villages. A sleigh ride through the mountains like the HKDL roller coaster is actually more logical...too bad it's so short. And given the lack of roller coasters at TDS, it could have used another. Frozen feels like a direct sequel to the BatB ride too. An attempt to replicate and top all the aspects of that ride, including being a more complete retelling of the story.