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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Fantasy Springs concept art

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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SweetDuffy1012 days ago

OLC cares more about its investors if were being honest. They are aware and thats just it.

tanc2 days ago

I don't see it happening, they're too far apart and have entirely different demographic targets.

PiratesMansion2 days ago

I imagine OLC will care what Abu Dhabi does about as much as they care what Paris or the US parks do, i.e., very little most of the time.

Timothy_Q2 days ago

Between one big project and another big project they might do another big project No correlation to Abu Dhabi though

Robbiem2 days ago

Does anyone think the Abu Dhabi park will make OLC do something big to compete or will they see it as something outside their market and ignore it? It will be interesting to see if two franchises create FOMO

eddie1043 days ago

They is no capacity being lost but gained with a coaster plus the additional show planned for the land. Animation Courtyard should be saved for something bigger and grander. I won’t clog this thread any further with WDW discussion.

infloencer3 days ago

Maybe let’s take the WDW discussion to the WDW forum and leave this one for the Tokyo news and discussions???

CosmicDuck3 days ago

We'll be there in August and were just there in December. I was very sad to see how short the Groot overlay window was because we'll have just missed it both ways. Was hoping the popularity would mean they would extend the window though I know they're pretty strict when it comes to dates.

DLR923 days ago

WDW has so much land. It embarrassing it cannot expand without removing existing facilities occupying on developed land. It wasn’t a problem to drain the swamps when it was first conceived. Their so much urban sprawl around WDW. I am certainly sure their better areas where conservation is needed within WDW boundaries. Not around where the parks are developed.

PiratesMansion3 days ago

Sponsorship model was part of it, but the problem was not necessarily the attractions themselves, it was that with Universal opening, attendance at Epcot dropped, and Disney had to do something but also didn't really want to spend a ton of money either, which resulted in the current situation where Future World has a weird mix of attractions that aren't that different from what they once were, things that were totally changed/butchered, or things that were straight up removed/ignored. There's no good reason the park couldn't/shouldn't have both. The park's older than I am (not to mention some of the shows are in the same boat!) and still only has ten attractions. If any other non-Disney park had tried to keep its shows and attraction count the same for 30+ years, they'd almost certainly be out of business. So it was totally fine to expand into the 90s, but something happened other than corporate laziness to prevent them from doing the same afterwards? No one's saying change shouldn't/can't happen. But change should be done intelligently. It should add capacity, it should top what was there before, what is added should fit the area/theme in which it resides, etc. Change just because is contrary to everything the Disney parks used to stand for, even if it'll sell more merch or pump the latest hot IP. MuppetVision and RNRC do not become the same attraction simply because they share the same intellectual property. The point is that net capacity is being lost for no reason because there's another area where the coaster could go and they would truly lose nothing, but no, we have to put it where Muppets is because reasons. It also helps wait times and guest satisfaction to have attractions that don't require LLs or a long wait to experience, not that WDW seems particularly concerned about this as they remove things like the Shooting Gallery and the riverboat and TSI for dubious reasons. Also the river is being removed for future expansion. But the point is they didn't need to remove the river for further expansion. It's to save themselves money, not because it's strictly necessary for them to do so. Look, there are plenty of great things about WDW, but I don't think there's anything wrong with people pointing out that the complex that was indisputably given the best hand in terms of logistics, regulations, etc. continues to bungle that hand for no good reason at all.

SweetDuffy1014 days ago

Oh yeah we’ll see more presence for sure with its popularity on locals. All we wait and see if they start doing shows and Meet & Greets.

mysteriousislandlurker4 days ago

Another rehab for it's a small world approx 3 months after taking out the Groot overlay. Are they doing it again? As a MCU-fan, I hope this is a good sign for things to come, more Marvel at Tokyo please!

Agent H4 days ago

I love that scene. Jeff bridges is overacting in the best way possible.

eddie1044 days ago

Well let’s ignore the environment around us and pave over crucial wetlands that provide habitat for Florida’s abundant wildlife. We are in a climate crisis the less carbon admissions the better. It costs money to make the land suitable to build on in the first place. Listen I’m completely in favor of them using any expansion space they have but let’s not act it’s easy as knocking down some trees.