Tokyo DisneySea Isn’t Disney and Why That’s Great. | ReviewTyme
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- Tokyo DisneySea managed to survive a disastrous Disney decade that is considered by many to be the dark age of Disney theme parks but how?
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Disney Sea is what you get when you unleash the imagineers and don't try to cut corners like the Eisner years expansions did.
Just imagine what would have happened if EuroDisney had succeeded/
The DisneySea park was built in the year of the Eisner expansions, but it was developed by the Oriental Land Co. but it was far better than the Eisner expansions
@@rubiks_20 That's sort of the point an outside company funded it so the constant budget cuts that plague other parks weren't present
I actually have a difficult time with people disagreeing with this fact. Having been to 281 amusement parks in 20 countries, it’s a no-brainer, and my opinion, that Tokyo DisneySea is the greatest amusement park in the world. Been there 5x, and each time I have gone, the same thought occurs - “I can’t believe this is a Disney Park!” No, it doesn’t have the most intense rides, but the overall experience is second to none!! As the parks expands, I expect the same exceptional standards will continue.
I just didn't care for the rides, DCA has a similar yet better selection of rides compared to Disney Sea.
well, it isn't a fact. like most topics, religion, entertainment, politics, it's an opinion
@@mushieslushie sure...right...🙄
@@mushieslushie But as stated in the video it's not about the rides, it's about the feel and the detail. DCA has similar rides but its themeing cannot compare to Tokyo Disney Sea. The only themeing you could compare is Grizzly River run or Cars land but they still don't do as much as American Harbor or The mysterious Island.
@Zachary Khan Epcot?
The imagineers said quite clearly in the Disney Channel documentary that the reason Disney Sea was so successful is because money was no object. The imagineers had tight constraints monetarily with the other theme parks but Disney Sea (thanks to the very successful market in Tokyo Disneyland) had investors willing to pay top dollar.
do u mean the disney + imagineer story thing?
@@deud. There was one episode dedicated to making the point that cutting corners was disastrous and Disney Sea showed what could be done with a generous budget - financially successfully.
@@andreajoki9758 damn i need to watch it looks interesting. I was kinda afraid that since it was produced by disney it would give an idealized view of their history though
@@deud. not at all, they really admit their mistakes like 'Euro'Disney. They learn from their faults, so really interesting to watch!
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
I think one of the contributing factors why I enjoyed Tokyo Dinseyland and Disneysea was the Japanese locals and cast members. They add so much magic and gives me a more immersive experience that I don’t even feel like im in a theme park.
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
From what I've seen and heard, I agree. My husband and I worked at Disney World parks in Florida and after we quit, we just became APs...I watch a lot of DisneySEA videos and read a lot of reviews from there. It's my dream to visit that park because they do Disney better than Disney does Disney, thanks to the truly happy, magical attitudes of the CMs, unleashed Imagineering and gorgeous quality standards.
ReviewTyme is the HBO of Theme Park CZcams.
And yes, Tokyo DisneySea IS the best theme park in the entire world.
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
ITS NOT THE BEST IT LAME
Tokyo DisneySea is currently getting a huge expansion, with a new "port of call" that will include rides with Frozen, Rapunzel and Peter Pan theming, as well as a huge new hotel inside the park!
TDS is LEGENDARY. Period. It also helps when the locals take in and participate everything with such energy and pride. Definitely the best theme park I've been to!
Heh, TDS.
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
@@SirBlackReeds I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
DisneySea is by far the best theme park in the world.
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
Yep. I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
@@rfart419 did you have to say that 3 times?
No its not
okay I have been to disneysea 3 times and never noticed that mount prometheus changes to suit the land that it is viewed from. that's honestly genius
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As a Tokyo Resident, I agree that Disney Sea is the best. The amount of rides, shows, restaurants, great value ($70 for a day ticket), Big Band Beat is THE best show in a Disney Park....easy access from central Tokyo.
It is just perfect. I usually go at least twice a year. Can't wait for the expansion to open.
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
I travel the world going to amusement parks and my top 3 are Tokyo Disneysea, Europa Park and Phantasialand but Disneysea is the only park I have ever thought I would help fund a trip for friends to visit... and have done it once.
TDS, what a legendary park. Pure masterpiece. The OLC has done an amazing job
Ok again
Why tf are you everywhere
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
@@jackdr20roblox29 Just ask the Tokyo Disney Resort's adoring fans. Also say that to OLC President's face.
@@janmarcfuldan9816 Disneyland Paris resort is a true masterpiece the main Tokyo Disneyland park is good but I’m not a fan of Disney sea
Most of the non-US Disney Parks, I might be reluctant to go to just because, if I'm visiting a different country with its own attractions, I don't necessarily want to go to what amounts to another American theme park with things I could more or less get back in Orlando. But this one is another story--it looks special. It's a bucket-list park for me. We're thinking about visiting Japan... someday, when international traveling vacations are safe again, maybe in 2022 or 2023. A day at Tokyo DisneySea is definitely under consideration.
If you go in 2023 the new expansion should be open! They’re adding Fantasy Springs which will have a whole bunch of new features. Fingers crossed I might see you there haha
No more thinking. Just do it. Japan is awesome, and if you were to go and then NOT go to Tokyo Disney that would be a real shame. I hope we can all go there again soon. There are a few changes recently with regards to ticketing and fastpasses - smartphone apps and online reservations required which may need a little research, IF they continue "post-Covid". Get a 2-day pass, do Disneyland one of the days and DisneySea the other, and wear very comfortable shoes.
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
@@livingstoked I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
@@jenfree2241 I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
Magic Kingdom has a better google rating? That tells me all i need to know about google ratings hahaha
100,000 toothless bubbas from Arkansas can't be wrong ..... right?
Well, Google Ratings can be gamed.
Magic kingdom looks beter than this rubbish
Wow I never knew the mountain changed from different angels.
not only does Disney sea provide fun for the younger generations, but the older people can have a lot of fun as well. almost every year me and my grandma would go to Disney sea, although she doesn't enjoy the rides she has so much fun with the amazing food, entertainment and the serves quality Disney sea gives.
It has something that other Disney parks don't have Sea Salt Ice Cream
My is Japanese and was visiting family back home when TDS opened and he went. He was an adult in his mid 20s at the time, and he's always been very realistic is the best word I can call him. He said going there was one of the few times in his entire life that he felt he was in a magical place. I have dreamed about seeing the park for years and hope to one day get to experience it again and be with my husband to experience the magic together
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
That is absolutely baffling how anybody could say that Magic Kingdom at WDW is a better park than Disneysea, it isn't even the best magic kingdom park (yeah I said it).
Please do a ReviewTyme of Efteling in The Netherlands. it's such an amazing park which should get to be discovered by more people.
Keep doing what you're doing ReviewTyme! I love your Japan Theme Park Videos and I think that of all the theme parks in the world, DisneySea is my favorite!
CHILLS with these videos so beautifully done!
I have a hard time understanding how TDS and DLT seem to spare no expense with their parks. I don’t know the economics of their business model but ticket prices are lower in Japan plus they pay royalties to the Walt Disney Company. My suspicion is that the OLC like most Japanese companies value the guest experience far more than the WDC. it frustrates me to no end when I hear the WDC company bragging about record profits while doing basically everything as cheaply as possible while slowly dissolving the guest experience year after year.
I love your report, good detail. I have been lucky enough to visit Disney in Paris, Orlando, California and Tokyo. Tokyo has been the most immersive park by far and the cast members the most memorable and friendly. I only hope that the parks owned by Disney do not fall back to the days of failing parks, where money overrides the experience. It’s the experience over all that really captures people imagination and leads to the success or failure of a park. In order from best to least favourite I would say Tokyo, California, Orlando then Paris. And we had a really good vacation from the uk to Tokyo on a fraction of the cost of disneyworld. Just saying.
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
A Disney’s Animal Kingdom clone for the Tokyo Disney Resort would be pretty wild and should be named “Tokyo Disney Wild Animal Kingdom” with awesome themed areas including “Discovery Island Oasis”, “Safari Village”, “Wild Africa”, “Expedition Asia”, a version of Dinoland USA called “Dinosaur Kingdom”, a fully-realized “Beastly Kingdom”, “Planet Watchers”, “Camp Critter”, “Down Under Outback”, “A Bug’s Land”, “Arctic Glaciers”, and “Ocean Odysseys”!
People really think the Magic Kingdom is better? I think there is no doubt, I really look forward to visit Tokyo and this amazing theme park. Once again great video!
Is only better cos everything is in English. In disneysea hardly anything is in English lol
@@ericgregorious7047 "tHiS iS aMeRiCa, SpEaK eNgLiSh"
@@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices well what I am saying Magic Kingdom is good cos u understand the storytelling as it is in English. Disneysea well is in Japanese
@@ericgregorious7047 For most ps TDL and TDS you don't need to understand Japanese to know what's going on because it's either a variation of a pre existing ride or the visual storytelling is stood enough that you understand the basics of what's going on
Magic Kingdom is the worst park at WDW: It just a Disneyland clone but with inferior versions of certain rides and its MK only attractions are just meh.
Really enjoyed your description of the mountain!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Thank you Dominique
It's amazing how freeing yourself from the constrains of characters creates the most amazing results. I think Disneyland Park in Paris was the last park that really benefited from this is a big way with the design of its lands.
I literally work at Disney World and have never been to DisneySea. DisneySea is better. Come onnnn, just look it guys!!
I think you are wrong to assume what was achieved at Tokyo Disney Sea will become the norm for theme parks in the future. I think the era of theme parks with a coherent master theme is over. In the future we will see highly themed individual worlds based around specific intellectual properties (like Disney has been unveiling recently) but I don’t think we will ever see such unified overall park-wide theming ever again.
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
Very passionate, dramatic presentation
You are correct about Mount Prometheus. I have been to Tokyo Disney Sea twice and never noticed that.
Your videos bring me peacefulness. Keep it up! ❤️
The Japanese have long been one of the biggest tourist groups to Disneyland. In the early years, they just loved to come there when visiting SoCal. Thus the reason for building TD. The Oriental Land Company has always been willing to shell out money for the long term gain. They also get a 5 year exclusivity for any attraction they help to build. That is why you won’t be seeing Beauty and the Beast at another park anytime soon. TDS is the best example of how a theme park should be built and managed.
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
I stick by my thought that if Paris hadn't of ended up in so much debt, a Tokyo Disneyland ownership and running style would have served it better.
There's a lot of theming quality in Europe, like in parks such as Efteling and Phantasialand. It's actually baffling Disney thought they could get away with the bare bones Walt Disney Studios park. We can only hope they are indeed mending that park and that the 2030 (although doubtful it will make that date) third Paris gate will be something along the lines of DisneySea. Hopefully it will, as that would make me a frequent visitor, which I'm currently not.
@@EspenSGX For me the expansion won't even be a fix. I have basically zero intrest in Star wars, Frozen, or The Avengers the only improvement for me would be the Lake and if they run any shows on said lake. So really, I know i'm in the minority but, there is actually less reason than before for me to go to the Studios now. As to the quality, they really should have put off the studios until they could afford to do it properly or just done a different park like a Disneysea or even an entirely new park concept.
In a way, the success of TokyoDisney pretty much created the management / ownership style of Disneyland Paris. Since TWDC saw how much money they lost to OLC, which only had to pay license fees and some percentage of souvenirs sold, Disney decided they wanted to be more involved with Disneyland Paris and basically get as much of the profits as possible.
@@Brandis13 That doesn't compute. Disney at a certain point didn't own most of Disneyland Paris, it was a separate company that was traded on the stock exchange. Only now Disney fully owns Disneyland Paris. Sure, Disney got money from royalties and what not, but no profit from the park itself. If it even did make profit to begin with. (The ins and outs of all this is way more complex, but who wants to read an economic essay about it from me?)
Regarding management. Whoa, did they miss the mark on that if they hoped for a Tokyo Disney style management! Currently Disney is still working at catching up with delayed maintenance. A staggering example is the Mark Twain boat. Originally there were two boats making their rounds around Big Thunder Mountain, at some point it only became the Molly Brown. The Mark Twain was left rotting and is a husk!
@@EspenSGX Don't tell me, I was a shareholder of Euro Disney! At the time EuroDisneyland was built, there was a law in place that no foreign company could own more than 49% of any french company. So that was the amount they owned directly. But indirectly, there were many companies and subcompanies TWDC owned more interests in, so all in all, they still owned the majority of EuroDisney. Their biggest mistake probably was that at the begin of the 90's, there was big money to be made by property speculation and Disney invested on a huge business campus within the boundaries of the EuroDisney resort and just when the whole area was ready to open, that speculation bubble burst in France and they lost tons of money on that. Together with that, they had arranged for much higher royalties than they ever got from the OLC. Since the park constantly lost money, they had to start waiving their royalties, to keep the company afloat and once the european banks didn't want to invest more money, they even provided loans.
In later years it seems french laws on ownership of french companies by foreign entities changed, since TWDC companies started to higer stakes until in the end they took over the whole company, which makes me an ex-shareholder now.:-) The good thing is, I'm still a member of the EuroDisney (former) shareholders club and get pretty good discounts on admission, hotels and merchandise and they still invite us to attraction previews.
For reference: Euro Disney S.C.A. was the holding company of the Group and was the listed company. The main asset of the Company was its investment in 82% of the share capital of its subsidiary, Euro Disney Associés S.C.A. (“EDA”). The general partner of Euro Disney S.C.A. was EDL Participations S.A.S., a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company (TWDC) and the gérant of Euro Disney S.C.A. was Euro Disney S.A.S., which was also a subsidiary of the TWDC. And there were many more subsidiaries within those. Really a fun read :-)
If you ever come to the UK, you need to visit Blackgang Chine! Its a amazing theme park and the oldest in the country!
Well it’s about to be a lot more Disney with the expansion
Very sad.... *sigh*
Unfortunately yes. That is what I found to be one of the greatest aspects, besides the Little Mermaid area it was pretty much all new concepts not related to any IP. They added Toy Story Mania, but at least the design of the area fits in pretty well. Not sure so much about Soarin', it's kind of weird with its random Italian theme that doesn't really match the actual ride. This new area that is all IP related though just doesn't feel very Disney Sea to me.
I have a lot of faith in the Tokyo group tho. I’m sure they’ll come up with great things with the IPs.
At least it looks original and above and beyond
@@mushieslushie I thought Soarin' was integrated pretty well in terms of the setting. A member of S.E.A. who invented a new flying machine that we all got to experience is as good as it gets when it comes to integrated storytelling. The new area has me concerned but I'm hopeful they'll at least stay with port theme because tangled and frozen both take place in port cities while Neverland could be like the existing Port Discovery, fictional but still keeping with the theme of journeying to different ports and islands.
Also, BEST MERCH. Got the 35th anniversary duffy last year from disney sea. Still absolutely in love.
Just before "Enchanted tale of The Beauty and The Beast" attraction opened last month, Tokyo Disney Sea was more crowded than Tokyo Disneyland.
The last parts of the video kept me smiling, especially Mt. Prometheus ❤️
Disney was planning to build Disney Sea in California, U.S at the first time. But being under pressure of cutting their budget and environmental issues, Disney decided to give it to Tokyo. They shipped all the equipment from the U.S to Japan and everything was designed by the imaginners of Disney mainland in the U.S. Thus, TokyoDisney Sea is Disney themepark without getting any budget assessment by the Disney mainland in the U.S.
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
“Ports of calls both real and fantastical” with a lighthouse as its main visual? Sounds a lot like islands of adventures.
I'm still pissed that the original DisneySea project didn't come to Long Beach!!!
Tokyo's DisneySea looks spectacular!!!
Ya. I think it would have been super weird in Long Beach though. I’ll probably never get to see Tokyo Disney, but I still think it was a better choice than Long Beach.
@@thelastminmom5251 I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
I’ve been to both Magic Kingdom and Disney Sea, and I can say beyond a shadow of a doubt that Disney Sea leaves Magic Kingdom in the dust. As a matter of fact, the Tokyo Disney experience surpasses anything I’ve experienced in the US parks. It’s worth the trip to Japan to go. Ironically, Tokyo Disney is not owned and operated by Disney corporate, the Oriental Land Company licenses the IP. Coincidence…. I think not.
I miss TDS, and hope I can go back soon. Regardless what some may think, it IS the greatest theme park in the world.
No its not
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To say that Tokyo DisneySea is the best Disney park in the world is an understatement. Tokyo DisneySea IS truly the best. Likewise we can say that next door, Tokyo Disneyland puts the Magic Kingdom in Florida to shame. Tokyo Disneyland is what a Disney castle park should be in level of excellence. Hence both these truly amazing parks make Tokyo Disney Resort the very best Disney experience on Earth.
Nah Tokyo Disney sea is not nostalgic for me and I’m not gonna say what my favourite theme park is because you will criticise my opinion
Tokyo Disney Sea is a beautiful park that is run very well...I like the senior discount...lets here it for Grandparents that help those grandchildern have a great time....Yep thanks for the repect Disney Seas....
Disney sea should be removed
TDS is the only Disney-themed park that I visited and I absolutely loved it! I only saw your video review after visiting it and I was so proud that I visited the greatest theme park in the world after watching your video.
Minor pet peeve: the columbia is docked on the *starboard side* ,not the port side like *actual* ocean liners and passenger vessels
Can’t wait to go there
Yo, this video was BEAUTIFUL
Excellent Video 👍
Been there 4 times and recently early 2020 before the covid19 outbreak. I do think it is the greatest themepark in the world. The detail, atmosphere, quality, attraction, parade, buildings and everything are perfect on this themepark.
I want to visit this park now
Also, merchandise and food offering is amazing at Tokyo Disney and Disneysea... I buy so much stuff when I go there it borders on ridiculous.
I missed Mad Max: Fury Road when it came out in theatres in June 2015 because I was too busy being in Japan for my 18th
But at least I got to go to DisneySea
I used to be all about the tallest or fastest rides but as i get older i enjoy heavy theming more and Disney see for theming is probably the best
I actually prefer the rides at USJ, but as a place of wonder, Disney Sea is really special.
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
It’s well regarded that Disney sea and Europa park are the greatest theme parks in the world.
Americans are just sad neither of them are American so they have to protectThe Magic Kingdom. It’s also well regarded that Disneyland in Anaheim is a better park than the magic kingdom - but Disney Sea is on a whole different level.
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
Nah there both trash
Putting this out there, I've heard a rumor (which really should be taken with a grain of salt) that Disney plans to make a Disney Sea at Walt Disney World with the only a couple of notable alterations to the original park that being it will be the biggest park in Disney History (600 acres compared to DS' 121 acres). In addition to recreating many of DS' many iconic elements due to how large the park is planned to be new areas that are yet to be added in DS are ones like Kumandra, The Island of Prospero and be based on plays by William Shakespeare.
This would also include Mount Prometheus being made at about 199.5 feet tall (same height as Everest over in Animal Kingdom) plus the return of Storm Rider, an expanded Port Discovery which would include more H.G. Wells based rides (along with a return of TimeKeeper located between Mysterious Island and Port Discovery (the ride did include both authors)). A River Rapids in Kumandra (supposedly based on the story on how Raya stole Fang's Dragon Scroll) and also include an area based on the MCU or alter American Waterfront into an MCU version of New York (though personally I would prefer both an MCU area and American Waterfront instead of just getting one or the other (600 acres we have room for both)).
The rumor also said that there would also be an area based on Amphibia from the show... um Amphibia along with one based on the Boiling Isles from The Owl House though even the source of the rumor said to take this with a grain of salt. Also the Tower of Terror of DisneySea was apparently going to be replaced with the Eyrie Building from Disney's Gargoyles which would based more on Rise of the Resistance from Galaxy's Edge.
From what I heard the park would be located in the space located to the West of Epcot and South of Magic Kingdom and will likely be announced a year or so from now.
For anyone who wants to know this was posted in a since deleted video on DisneySea from someone who talked to a cast-member at Epcot who heard from a friend of a friend of someone who heard Disney's CEO talking about a new park. And again, even this person said to take this with a grain of salt. Though I have to admit if true, and let's be honest that's a BIG if, this would likely be a park that would be universally welcomed by fans and casual park goers as DisneySea in Disney World would be something that just about everyone could get behind.
I for one hope this is true and would love to hear ReviewTyme's thoughts on this. If anything I hope this rumor spreads like wildfire and Disney goes, "Yeah, that sounds like a good idea."
Tokyo Disney has better merchandise, food and overall themes than WDW!
I’d like to see duplicates of Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park for the Tokyo Disney Resort and the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort!
Imagine how magnificent AK would be if done by the OLC in Tokyo 🤯
Japanese people could give Americans and the British a run for their money as the best Disney fans in the world. They are hardcore.
Osamu Tezuka, the creator of Astro Boy, was heavily influenced by Disney movies, particularly Bambi. This is the reason anime characters have such big eyes. They’re emulating Tezuka, who was emulating Classic Disney.
@@taffysaur I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
I’m a big Disney fan but it’s owned by another company
Disney Sea is by far the most amazing Disney park on earth. The amount of detail and how unbelievably spotless everything was just amazed us. The cast was so nice even if we didn’t speak the language. This park is like If Epcot had an unlimited budget. I can’t wait to go back and spend more time.
The most amazing disney park is probably in America
If they ever build a 5th park in Disneyworld it should be based off of this park.
I'm still shocked that The OLC hasn't reclaimed more land to build more facilities like a third park and other such things.
They do have plans to build a third park but that one is being planned as a vertical park, ie lands being built on top of each other towards the sky: Thus being dubbed Tokyo DisneySky(It will compliment the Land and Sea parks).
My cousins and I were in line at Disneyland and were talking about how Tokyo Disney Sea was the best Disney park we’ve been to and someone behind us yelled “No!”. I wasn’t aware that this was such a controversial opinion until that day. Although no one has ever disagreed when we said the worst one is Disney Hollywood Studios, Paris.
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
Sorry the studios at Paris is not the worst and Tokyo Disney sea is not the best
I really wish if one day The Walt Disney Company could do a DisneySea Theme Park of they're own similar to the one from Japan. Maybe could fit one in Paris or California as a third gate idea or even in WDW in Florida. But that for a idea dream not going to happen but that would be awesome to had a DisneySea of are own.
They were originally gonna build Port Disney/ DisneySea in Long Beach, California, but city council and the local residents voted against it. So, the project was moved to Tokyo............
BUMMER!!!!!😭😭😭😭
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
@@seanlewis1148 I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
It's my dream to make it to the Tokyo Disney Resort one day.
I have been to all but Shanghai. Disney Sea was the best hands down to me!
How it doesnt have good rides
It wasn't just Disney theme parks that weren't doing so well. Even with the size of Disney back then, they could only hold out for so long.
Also, very little IPs in the park so it withstands the test of time.
Would go to DisneySea again. Have yet to ride the Tower of Terror!
The huge investment definitely paid off and is observable
I hope I can finally go there in 2022 or 2023!
I have been to all the Disney parks in the world and TDS is by far the best. Great video.
No its not it doesnt have flat rides for the kids
Oh it is the best theme park in the world, truly amazing & with the expansion i am sure it will blow our minds.
The best theme park in the world is Disneyland paris not a non decorated disney sea park
Tokyo DisneySea is great but I personally think Tokyo Disneyland is better. DisneySea looks great with tons of details, but in terms of attraction line-up it's lagging behind its counterpart. But I expect this to be tackled by the upcoming Fantasy Springs expansion.
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
There is an aspect that should not be forgotten. When OLC was doing research for building 'some' theme park on their lands, is was going to be a ... city theme park. NOT remote like all others ! It fits into the metropolis itself, and is accessible through the existing train and underground connections. Lets face the fact: it's ony 12 km away from the centre of Tokyo, such as Tokyo central station.
From the beginning, the park served not just as a day destination, but as well as an evening party destination. However, Disneyland may be well designed, but does not contribute fully to the needs of "romantic partying". It does not offer privacy...
DisneySea was designed completely with that purpose in mind. When you are a local, you go there, again and again, to feel being in the most romantic 'other world' possible. Even if you do not go on any ride. That's why the 'Fort exploration' is no thrill and all mood, bathed in a luxury setting with no shopping around at all. That's why there are countless street and stairs, leading to cozy corners to sit down an eventually doing cosplay (lol), but not leading to any attraction ride at all.
DisneySea is the most powerfull.... marriage location in Tokyo (and Japan). Amazing reality. Go there for romantic feelings, to meet you lover, to play cosplay indeed (when parties of teenage youngsters). Or, to wait for the sunset.
There is no theme park in the world which is offering THAT in the way DisneySea does. And, yes, it's a classic Japanese thing, because people go to temple gardens for the same reasons. And there exist several more theme parks in Japan which cater for romanticism in the first place. (Huis Ten Bosch theme park in Sasebo : 'travel to Holland' theme. , Shima Spain Village : 'travel to Spain' , ... Well, OK apart from DisneySea, in total there are 11 parks listed in Japan with a romantic travel theme :
1. Canadian World (Hokkaido)
2. Spa Resort Hawaiians(Fukushima)
3. Tokyo German Village(Chiba)
4. Tobu World Square (Tochigi)
5. Asian Old Bazaar (Tochigi)
6. Rock Heart Castle (Gunma)
7. Little World (Aichi)
8. Shima Spain Village (Mie)
9. Porto Europe (Wakayama)
10. Huis Ten Bosch (Nagasaki)
11. Arita porcelain park(Saga)
In other words, when going for building the new park, OLC was actually looking into creating the most fantastic detailed ROMANTIC visits park in Japan. The tradition is hundreds of yeas old, and you can convince Japanese customers only by creating the best, with "hideaway corners for every party".
And, observe ... most Japanese visitors to DisneySea dress up as if going to a reception party ! No tourist dress !!
All this is the essence of the park !
Cheers
Disney Sea theming combined with thrill coasters would be just perfect, attractions like taron wouldn’t just make it the greatest but best theme park
It has long been on my "bucket list" to visit The Tokyo Resort 1st. Then the others. Yes! Not only have I heard that DisneySea (was indeed the pinnacle of Disney perfection) Disneyland is (charming Walt Disney World is WOW!) Then there is DisneySea. The 1st part was a quote from Tony Baxter. Also his designs that never made it "state side' would end up there + DL Paris. HKDL was on a small budget that didn't even include Small World (added years later) DCA (well it was a "glorified" Six Flags) Opps! Did I say that?!??? Euro Disney (well they didn't ask the French If they wanted it, but even more insulting, didn't want to serve wine there?!!!!)
I can't believe anyone sincerely thinks that Magic Kingdom is better than this park 🤣
Dude, imagine if someone does a Transyvania, a 1930's traditional city or a setting for Bioshock, New Vegas or something like that.
6:00 that mickey is pointing with 1 finger, it does look rude lol
It’s a joint effort but technically yes it is Disney
I want to know. Did you ever made a trip to Europe and seen the great parks there like Europapark and Efteling and also Disneyland Paris and so yes do you have a video about it so if not what did you think about it
Phantasialand should also be on their list.
Disneyland Paris is amazing
I wish there was a way to post TEN thumbs up for this video.
I got goosebumps watching this.
I wish OLC ran all the theme parks.
Hell nah
I've never even been to DisneySea and I think it's the best park out there lol been to Magic Kingdom way too many times though, just think I would love this park.
The three best Disney Parks are the original Disneyland, Disneyland Paris, and Tokyo Disneysea.
12:20 Don't you mean Jurassic World: The Ride?
I'm now disappointed that I took my daughter to Tokyo Disneyland on the one open day I had on an 18 day trip to Japan. Next time, Disney Sea it will be!
Has the meaning of swan song changed?
Magic Kingdom is my home park and Tokyo DisneySea is the best theme park in the world.
No walt Disney studios is
I agree it's the best theme park in the World! The concept and details of the attractions are superb and awesome!
Correction the worst theme park in the world
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@@guachulei912 Hong Kong Disney looks good
I wanna go! Is the language barrier a big deal..?
Hey! I’m Australian and have been many times. Language has never once been an issue, especially if you are a Disney fan and know the storyline’s. I have been to both American parks and the Japanese and some of the rides in Tokyo I find more enjoyable in Japanese (even though I do not speak the language) - Star tours is absolutely wild in Japanese, really does feel like you could be in another world.
The staff in the Tokyo parks are next level and the majority speak English. There are English signs, pamphlets and menus everywhere and all announcements are also made in English.
I too agree that Tokyo Disney Sea really is the world’s best theme park by a long shot
I want to create my own Disneysea-inspired CZcams cartoon someday, because there's no official western-produced Tokyo Disneysea cartoon yet.
Tokyo Disney sea is not Disney it just feels like an italian junkyard