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Short Version Tokyo DisneySea One Day Tour Plan Printable Version This is provided free of charge, if you want to use this for your website please link back to http://www.fathobbit.ca Short Version 1. Early Admission 2. Toy Story Midway Mania or Tower of Terror FastPasses 3. Standby For Journey To The Center Of the Earth 4. Make Dinner Reservations at Magellan's 5. Single Rider for Raging Spirits 6. Flavoured Popcorn or Gyoza Bun 7. Meet and Greet with Oswald 8. A Table is Waiting Show 9. Lunch at Cape Cod Cook-Off 10. Legend of Mythica 11. Shopping 12. Little Green Men Dumplings from Mamma Biscotti's Bakery 13. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea 14. Photowalk through Mysterious Island, Mermaid Lagoon, and Arabian Coast 15. Caravan Carousel 16. Eat a Chandu Tail 17. Sinbad's Storybook Voyage 18. Photowalk from Arabian Coast to American Waterfront 19. Enjoy a snack and beverage in The Teddy Roosevelt Lounge 20. Photos from the bow of the S.S. Columbia 21. Aquatopia 22. Fantasmic 23. Dinner at Magellan's 24. Go to your favourite spot in the Park Detailed Version 1. Early Admission If you are staying at the Miracosta Hotel, then you will be allowed to enter the park 15 minutes earlier than everyone else. Otherwise, you'll need to queue outside the park gates. We highly advise getting to the park before opening time! 2. Toy Story Midway Mania or Tower of Terror FastPasses Even if the attraction itself is identical to Walt Disney World and Disneyland, the theming for Toy Story is a must see. Hurry and try to get FastPasses for this as the wait time is often very high. If FastPasses have run out by the time you get to the ride, head over to the Tower of Terror and grab FastPasses for it instead. Make sure to note your return time and work it into the schedule. About Those FastPasses... Tokyo Disney Resort has started to be strict on FastPass return times. You must return within your time window. They will, most likely, not honour your FastPass if you return after the time specified. This is why you will see the use of FastPasses only once in our plan. 3. Standby For Journey To The Center Of the Earth Once you have your FastPasses, head on over to Mysterious Island and get into the standby line. The detail in the theming for the queue is worth the wait alone! 4. Make Dinner Reservations at Magellan's After your journey, walk to the nearby Magellan's table service restaurant, and make a reservation for the evening. Ask for the Wine Cellar. 5. Single Rider for Raging Spirits Make your way to Lost River Delta at the back of the park and get into the Single Rider line. If the wait time is less than 30 minutes, then it's worth standing in the normal standby line. 6. Flavoured Popcorn or Gyoza Bun You probably saw all the different popcorn carts around the park. It's a big deal at Tokyo DisneySea! We recommend the Strawberry flavour located in Port Discovery. Or if popcorn is not your thing, head over the Gyoza Bun stand located in Mysterious Island - you definitely won't find this delectable in any other Disney Park in the world! If you're in the park during Halloween, you'll be chowing down on a spooky gyoza bun that's been dyed black! 7. Meet and Greet with Oswald Currently, Tokyo DisneySea is the only Disney Park that has a meet and greet with one of the first ever Disney Characters. Find him in The American Waterfront behind Cape Cod Cook-off. 8. A Table is Waiting Show A musical about food? Yep. "A Table is Waiting" is one of the most original entertainment shows at Tokyo DisneySea. It can be found in front of the S.S. Columbia. Showtimes vary throughout the year. Make sure to check park guide. 9. Lunch at Cape Cod Cook-Off Fans of Duffy the Disney Bear will simply love this restaurant. Even if you're not a fan, you can people watch as many guests bring their Duffy and Shellie May to have lunch with. Make sure to read our "20 Japanese Phrases for Dining" to help you with ordering. 10. Legend of Mythica The most unique show at Tokyo Disney Resort is a must-see. Grab a spot near the front of the Miracosta Hotel. If you're early enough, you could get the best seats in Lid0 Isle. Keep in mind some guests claim their spots in this area 2-3 hours before showtime. 11. Shopping Get most of your shopping done at the stores located at the entrance to the park. Avoid shopping near closing. The shops are a zoo during that time. 12. Little Green Men Dumplings from Mamma Biscotti's Bakery There's always room for the Little Green Men dumplings. They're squishy, they're sweet, and they're oh-so-cute! Get them at Mamma Biscotti's Bakery, located right beside the Miracosta shops. 13. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Head back to Mysterious Island and go under the sea. 14. Photowalk through Mysterious Island, Mermaid Lagoon, and Arabian Coast Tokyo DisneySea is quite the spectacle - no expense has been spared in making it one of the most beautiful Disney Parks. Take a break from eating and shopping and riding, and whip out your phone to snap some great scenery pix! (Also, be sure to flood your Instagram feed so you can make your friends back home just a little jealous!) 15. Caravan Carousel This is no ordinary Carousel. It's elegant and opulent - and two stories tall! And when it's all lit up, it's phenomenal at night. Located in the Arabian Coast. 16. Eat a Chandu Tail You simply cannot pass up this delicious snack. Find it at Sultan's Oasis, which is in front of Sinbad's. 17. Sinbad's Storybook Voyage It's easy to miss this attraction in the Arabian Coast. Give your feet a rest and enjoy this hidden gem of Tokyo DisneySea. 18. Photowalk from Arabian Coast to American Waterfront Walk from the Arabian Coast to the American Waterfront cutting through Lost River Delta and Port Discovery along the way. You'll see more great detailed theming which makes for great pictures! 19. Enjoy a snack and beverage in The Teddy Roosevelt Lounge Aside from deep inside the corridors of Magellan's, it's unlikely you'll find another spot in Tokyo DisneySea that is as far away from the buzz and bustle of a theme park as the Teddy Roosevelt Lounge. You'll find it on the second floor of the S.S. Columbia. Enjoy a light snack or a beverage (both alcoholic and non) in a classy turn-of-the-century atmosphere! 20. Photos from the bow of the S.S. Columbia Head to the bow of the ship, which you can access from the 2nd floor, and take some incredibly beautiful photos of the park. You can even see Tokyo Bay on the other side. 21. Aquatopia Take a ride on these trackless cars in Port Discovery after the sun sets. 22. Fantasmic This is the popular show from the US Parks, displayed on a much bigger canvas in the Mediterranean Harbour. This nighttime show is not to be missed. Grab a spot in the same place you did for The Legend of Mythica. 23. Dinner at Magellan's Depending on your reservation time, you may be having dinner before or after Fantasmic. Enjoy one of the best restaurants in the Park. 24. Go to your favourite spot in the Park If you are staying at one of the Disney or Neighbour Hotels, then there is no rush. Go back to your favourite spot in Tokyo DisneySea and enjoy the rest of your evening. Most nights, the park will close at 10pm (unless there is a special event.) Congratulations! You conquered Tokyo DisneySea in just one day!.
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