Tokyo Disneyland Resort Expansion

kingo515

Member
It seems Frozen Journey is a re-telling of the first film, whereas Frozen Ever After is set after the film. As an example, compare the scenes where the characters sing "For the First Time in Forever".


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I knew this point before, but I want to know if the production of Frozen Journey is more luxurious than the HKDL version of Frozen Ever After. In D23, the FJ version of Elsa AA looks the same as the HKDL’s FEA version, so I wonder if they share the Let it Go scene.
 

ThemeParkTraveller

Well-Known Member
I knew this point before, but I want to know if the production of Frozen Journey is more luxurious than the HKDL version of Frozen Ever After. In D23, the FJ version of Elsa AA looks the same as the HKDL’s FEA version, so I wonder if they share the Let it Go scene.

I would hope Frozen Journey managed to improve on that scene significantly, as I think it's one of the weaker scenes in Frozen Ever After. However, I do think they have plussed the Elsa AA in that scene slightly from the HKDL version. The movements and expressions seem even more dynamic.

 

bsod

New Member
Tomorrowland is weirder and weirder.

 

TalkToEthan

Well-Known Member
I’m curious about how Disney Sea guests will be able to get into Fantasy Springs due to overwhelming demand.

Will it be standby or lottery?

Also if one purchases a “Vacation Package” does that guarantee admission into F.S.?
 

SweetDuffy101

Well-Known Member
I’m curious about how Disney Sea guests will be able to get into Fantasy Springs due to overwhelming demand.

Will it be standby or lottery?

Also if one purchases a “Vacation Package” does that guarantee admission into F.S.?
Vacation packages does have advantages to enter the area.

those who stays only at Fantasy Springs Hotel will be able to use 2 Exclusive entrances connected to the park.

Standby pass will grueling for some, DPA will always ran out as soon as gate opens due to people getting in Early 15 entry.

Furthermore Guests staying at FSH will be able to purchase Fantasy Springs Magic pass which will allow you not only entry to FS Area but also Unlimited Use of PRIORITY ACCESS LANE(not tinkerbell)
 

Supersnow84

Well-Known Member
Vacation packages does have advantages to enter the area.

those who stays only at Fantasy Springs Hotel will be able to use 2 Exclusive entrances connected to the park.

Standby pass will grueling for some, DPA will always ran out as soon as gate opens due to people getting in Early 15 entry.

Furthermore Guests staying at FSH will be able to purchase Fantasy Springs Magic pass which will allow you not only entry to FS Area but also Unlimited Use of PRIORITY ACCESS LANE(not tinkerbell)
Sorry dumb question here, does that mean if I go in October there is still a chance that there will just be a limited amount of space for entry to fantasy springs and I just may not be able to go in or are we really only talking like first week or so
 

ryno1982

Active Member
Sorry dumb question here, does that mean if I go in October there is still a chance that there will just be a limited amount of space for entry to fantasy springs and I just may not be able to go in or are we really only talking like first week or so
Very likely there will still be requirements in place by October.
 

Jubs

Member
Sorry dumb question here, does that mean if I go in October there is still a chance that there will just be a limited amount of space for entry to fantasy springs and I just may not be able to go in or are we really only talking like first week or so

Unless the land is an unexpected flop, it'll probably be this way for years I think. But even if attendance starts slipping, they'd probably bring in annual passes then, which would bump everything right back to busy again.
 

tanc

Well-Known Member
Nintendo land has had a limited capacity for years, and may even be permanent at this rate due to the size of the location. I would not expect anything less for a long time with Fantasy Springs.
 

Supersnow84

Well-Known Member
So dumb question again, if I’m just a generic Australian buying day entry tickets in advance how do I get a spot in fantasy springs, do I have to camp out the front of Disneysea 4 hours before it opens or is it a sort of lotto that we have to enter each day and hope we get a spot
 

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