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May 21, 2019 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Publicity Department Oriental Land Co., Ltd. Tokyo DisneySea Large-Scale Expansion Project Fantasy Springs to be Name of New Themed Port URAYASU, CHIBA—Oriental Land Co., Ltd. announced that Fantasy Springs will be the name of the eighth and newest Tokyo DisneySea® themed port which is being developed together with a new Disney hotel. The themed port and hotel are scheduled to open in fiscal year 2022* as part of the large-scale expansion of Tokyo DisneySea Park. For this project, Oriental Land is investing 250 billion yen, the largest additional investment to date for existing facilities. Themed to a magical spring that leads to a world of Disney fantasy, Fantasy Springs consists of three areas inspired by Disney films that are beloved by Guests of all ages—Frozen, Tangled and Peter Pan. Stepping into this new themed port, Guests will find waterfalls and ponds flowing with the magical spring waters. The themed port’s attractions and restaurants will give Guests the opportunity to experience the story of each film. Overlooking Fantasy Springs and situated inside Tokyo DisneySea will be a Disney hotel that offers deluxe and luxury level accommodations. The four attractions, three restaurants and one shop in Fantasy Springs, as well as the new Disney hotel, have all been newly developed exclusively for this expansion. With the opening of Fantasy Springs, Guests of Tokyo DisneySea will enjoy a first-of-its-kind, new world of fantasy in the only Disney Park themed to the myths and legends of the sea. This is an artist concept and is subject to change. *The Oriental Land Co., Ltd. fiscal year starts April 1, 2022 and ends March 31, 2023. For press inquiries, please contact: Publicity Department, Oriental Land Co., Ltd. 047-305-5111 # # # Attachment Tokyo DisneySea Large-Scale Expansion Project Development Site This is a concept image only and does not represent the actual area of the facilities. Facilities and Areas to be Opened or Introduced Location Content Date Tokyo Major Attraction July 23, 2019 DisneySea Soaring: Fantastic Flight Tokyo July 2019 Tokyo Disneyland New Guest Parking Structure Disneyland (tentative) Tokyo Disneyland Large-Scale Renovation Tokyo ・Area themed to the Disney film Beauty and the Beast Spring 2020 Disneyland ・Fantasyland Forest Theatre (tentative) ・The Happy Ride with Baymax ・Minnie’s Style Studio Tokyo Disney Fiscal Year New Disney hotel themed to the Disney･Pixar Toy Story Resort 2021 film series (tentative) Entrance to Fantasy Springs (daytime) Entrance to Fantasy Springs (nighttime) Spring located on the left of Fantasy Springs entrance (daytime) Spring located on the left of Fantasy Springs entrance (nighttime) Spring located within Fantasy Springs (daytime) Spring located within Fantasy Springs (nighttime) For press inquiries, please contact: Publicity Department, Oriental Land Co., Ltd. 047-305-5111 # # # .

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