Following the recent news that Tokyo Disney Resort is set to increase park hours and guest capacity, the Resort is continuing to re-open attractions across Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea.
Play Areas Reopen
Since re-opening, both Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea have been operating under reduced capacity, with a number of attractions, shows and restaurants yet to return to service.
From November 1st, the following attractions are set to open:
- Tom Sawer Island Rafts (Tokyo Disneyland)
- Fortress Explortations “The Leonard Challenge” (DisneySea)
- Ariel’s Playground (DisneySea)
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Operations Update
With the reopening of these areas, we hope to see a gradual return of much-missed shows and restaurants around the resort. While a number of shows such as ‘Hello, New York!’ at DisneySea have been confirmed to not be returning, the following are still listed on the resort’s website, but yet to re-open at the resort.
The majority of shops and dining options yet to return are smaller offerings such as outdoor dining carts and gift shops which can be reintroduced once capacity and demand increase.
Entertainment
- Tokyo Disneyland
- Mickey’s Rainbow Luau
- Horseshoe Roundup
- The Diamond Horseshoe Presents “Mickey & Company”
- Let’s Party Gras!
- Tokyo DisneySea
- Mermaid Lagoon Theater
- Big Band Beat (A reduced version is currently offered)
- My Friend Duffy
- Song of Mirage
Shopping
- Tokyo Disneyland
- Silhoutte Studio
- Pirate Treasure
- La Petite Parfumerie
- General Store
- Westernland Photo Studio
- Splashdown Photos
- Tokyo DisneySea
- Grotto Photos and Gifts
- Discovery Gift
- Parkway Gifts South
- Sleepy Whale Shop
- Parkway Gifts North
- Lookout Traders
- Mermaid Memory
Dining
- Tokyo Disneyland
- Cleo’s
- Squeezer’s Tropical Juice Bar
- Soft Landing
- Toontown Treats
- Troubadour Taban
- Parkside wagon
- Fresh Fruit Oasis
- Boiler Room Bites
- Mickey’s Trailer
- Rackety’s Racoon Salloon
- Carriage House Refreshments
- Assorted Food Booths
- Magical Market
- Toon Pop
- Tokyo DisneySea
- Cape Cod Confections
- Gondolier Snacks
- Tropic Al’s
- High Tide Treats
- Papadakis Fresh Fruit
- Breezeway Bites
- Magellan’s Lounge
- Miguel’s El Dorado Cantina
- Cape Cofe Cook-Off
Information from the Tokyo Disney Resort website
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