Tips for Visiting Tokyo DisneySea During Christmas

If you're not an early riser, visiting Tokyo DisneySea can be a relaxed experience. Just go with the flow and enjoy what you can without stressing over long waits. Try to stick to queues that are under 30 minutes. The only ride I waited 80 minutes for was Indiana Jones, which has some scary elements, so if you're not a fan of horror or thrill rides, you might want to skip it. Remember this rule of thumb: SP > 40PP > DPA. The Christmas parade featuring Santa Claus is at 2:10 PM and later, with the schedule posted near the lake in front of the volcano. Fireworks are around 8:10 PM at the same location. While they might not be as impressive as those at Tokyo Disneyland, it's best to find a spot by 8:00 PM or earlier if you want a good view. We entered the park at 10:15 AM and managed to get a 40PP for the Nemo 4D movie. There were no SPs available, and DPA didn't have any attractions left at Dream Springs, so we didn't purchase it. Make dining reservations in advance through the app and link your Visa card (ensure your mobile or telecom roaming is activated in case you need to receive texts). It's not too extreme; we had lunch at Sebastian’s Calypso Kitchen at 12:00 PM with starfish pizza, and at 12:30 PM, we went to Casbah Food Court for curry beef, which was average, but I was determined to try the naan again from my last visit. If you can't get into Dream Springs, don't worry; just look at photos online and save your energy. Also, make good use of the park's train; riding it a few times feels like getting your money's worth for the ticket. #TokyoDisneySea #TokyoDisneySeaGuide #ChristmasAtDisneySea