Tokyo DisneySea (2024 Guide for a Pleasant Visit)

If you're a romantic and pure-hearted person, you should definitely visit: highly recommended. The night view at DisneySea is truly amazing. At 9:35 PM, sit by the shore, enjoy a sweet treat, and don't rush to leave. Here's a rundown of the attractions we experienced today (you'll have to explore the rest on your own): ❕Believe! Sea of Dreams (top priority, grab this first upon entering the park) Indiana Jones (a large pyramid tomb site) Tower of Terror (an indoor ghostly surprise that takes you on a thrilling drop) Soaring Fantastic (similar to the Shanghai version, worth a second ride if you've experienced it) Raging Spirits (a rollercoaster ride) By 8 PM, you can easily access smaller attractions directly. The Magic Lamp Theater (magic + 3D, unfortunately, it's in Japanese, but if you like Aladdin, it's fun) Sindbad's Storybook Voyage (we passed by at 8:58 PM and saw staff waving us in, so we rushed in for a puppet sea adventure) We missed the reopening of the volcano attraction due to a temporary closure. We didn't get to try the new park area, so we'll aim to arrive by 9 AM next time. It was raining lightly when we arrived, which might have affected the experience. We entered the park at 11 AM, not wanting to rush or tire ourselves out. After entering, we prioritized attractions with the longest wait times without focusing on specific ones. Then, we purchased DPA tickets accordingly. Just keep an eye on the time to ensure you can make it (prioritize new park attractions like Peter Pan). During the visit, it's not recommended to constantly check your phone for DPA tickets, as it affects the immersive experience and you might not get them anyway. Observe how Japanese and Western visitors rarely check their phones. About an hour later, you can consider buying the next suitable DPA ticket. For the new park, try refreshing at around 3:30 PM, as tickets are usually released then. If you enter the park early in the morning, you should be able to secure your desired attractions comfortably. The key is to relax; if you focus too much on completing attractions, it won't be enjoyable. Overall, we visited both the land and sea areas of Tokyo Disney, and although we missed a few attractions, it didn't affect our happiness. The park is filled with people of all ages, with many wearing cute headbands and ears, from uncles to young men and women, even bearded men and fairies. The entire park immerses you in a world apart. There aren't many parents with kids, and people of all ages enjoy the youthful atmosphere, which is perhaps the biggest charm of Tokyo Disney. #TokyoDisneySea #ThemeParkTips #Tokyo #Disney #Disneyland #LinaBell