Tokyo Disneyland Resort

[Mad Dog]

Nice attraction. And WDW gets a Tangled restroom instead. That says a lot.

 

[saint.piss]

 

[Jerroddragon]

Love this new little land

Feels very well made and besides "thrills" is hitting all marks I like.

The Frozen Q is really great and would welcome all the rides but Pan to Disneyland (nothing against it looks great but...we already have a Pan ride....if it comes wont be mad just saying I would not push for it like these other three rides because those IPS aren't in the parks at Disneyland)

 

[Wigglepebbles]

Just add an Alice in wonderland land and it’s perfect

 

[Freak]

Here is an uncut pov of Peter Pan that shows all of the scenes.

 

[belloq87]

There's quite a bit more physical setwork there than the previous clips seemed to imply. It now looks like a super-plussed version of Ratatouille to me. Tokyo doesn't really have anything like it, so while Universal partisans may look at it and say, "That's just Spider-Man," it seems like a nice addition for Tokyo.

The newly-arranged musical score for the ride sounds fantastic, and on a structure level, ending with the "You Can Fly!" flight over London is a great choice (which also sets it apart from Peter Pan's Flight).

 

[Freak]

There's quite a bit more physical setwork there than the previous clips seemed to imply. It now looks like a super-plussed version of Ratatouille to me. Tokyo doesn't really have anything like it, so while Universal partisans may look at it and say, "That's just Spider-Man," it seems like a nice addition for Tokyo.

The newly-arranged musical score for the ride sounds fantastic, and on a structure level, ending with the "You Can Fly!" flight over London is a great choice (which also sets it apart from Peter Pan's Flight).

Now that Japan has lost Spidey, this is actually a good remedy….though Spidey is better obviously lol

 

[TheUniC6]

There's quite a bit more physical setwork there than the previous clips seemed to imply. It now looks like a super-plussed version of Ratatouille to me. Tokyo doesn't really have anything like it, so while Universal partisans may look at it and say, "That's just Spider-Man," it seems like a nice addition for Tokyo.

The newly-arranged musical score for the ride sounds fantastic, and on a structure level, ending with the "You Can Fly!" flight over London is a great choice (which also sets it apart from Peter Pan's Flight).

The way the transitions between the domed screens and practical effects are done seamlessly is very impressive.

 

[Freak]

Was there a carousel dome in the ride? One of those screen portions looked awfully long.

 

[PerceptiveCoot]

This video clearly shows that the vehicle is on a track as it makes its way through load. I'm not quite sure how the vehicle achieves such a high range of motion if there's a platform underneath it.

 

[TheUniC6]

This video clearly shows that the vehicle is on a track as it makes its way through load. I'm not quite sure how the vehicle achieves such a high range of motion if there's a platform underneath it.

Maybe there is some sort of lift or motion base under the RV the gives It the range of motion like the SCOOP at Universal.

 

[sonoma15]

Maybe there is some sort of lift or motion base under the RV the gives It the range of motion like the SCOOP at Universal.

Yes, it is basically exactly like the scoop it looks. Seems the motion is a lot tamer than the scoop but that may just be a choice for this particular ride.

 

[saint.piss]

I'm so jealous.

 

[quinnmac000]

I'm so jealous.

Gotta make my way that way this weekend then.....because after june 6, all guests won't be let in with them still selling fantasy springs tickets with the only thing allowing entry.

 

[belloq87]

Having now watched several walk-throughs of Fantasy Springs, the quality of the work looks absolutely spectacular. I expected nothing less from OLC at DisneySea, but it's really incredible to see such a thematically-rich park get plussed in such a comprehensive way.

 

[saint.piss]

 

[Nick]

Actually, yes. CEO Toshio Kagami retired in 2023. He had been CEO since 2005 and had been with OLC since the '70s, before TDL even started construction (I believe he is still Chairman).

No idea if those things are related though.

On the topic of TWDC pressure, rumors are that Disney is cranking up the pressure on OLC to retheme Splash Mountain lately.

If OLC does indeed retheme, I assume they will want to see Tiana to see if they are willing to clone, or if they’d do something totally different.

 

[saint.piss]

If OLC does indeed retheme, I assume they will want to see Tiana to see if they are willing to clone, or if they’d do something totally different.

It would be cool to see them retheme it with a different IP, Moana perhaps?

 

[TheUniC6]

Tom Brickler from the Disney Tourist blog dropped a detailed review on the Peter Pan ride:

Disney's New Peter Pan E-Ticket is an Avatar Flight Plus Spider-Man Adventure

Peter Pan's Never Land Adventure is a ride in Fantasy Springs, the $2 billion expansion featuring this area plus the Frozen Kingdom and Rapunzel’s Forest from Tangled. The new port-of-call is the most expensive land

www.disneytouristblog.com

 

[kristenabelle]

Tom Brickler from the Disney Tourist blog dropped a detailed review on the Peter Pan ride:

Disney's New Peter Pan E-Ticket is an Avatar Flight Plus Spider-Man Adventure

Peter Pan's Never Land Adventure is a ride in Fantasy Springs, the $2 billion expansion featuring this area plus the Frozen Kingdom and Rapunzel’s Forest from Tangled. The new port-of-call is the most expensive land

www.disneytouristblog.com

He's my favorite Disney parks expert. Critical but thoughtful, and even if I'm not 100% in agreement I always appreciate his reasoning