Yesterday I went to Tokyo Disney Sea. We were going to go to Tokyo Disneyland also but since it is the same as the Disneyland in Anaheim we decided against it.
I never thought I would be saying this about anything Disney related but I really liked it. The basic idea is that instead of different “lands” there are different ports, harbors, and Islands. Most of the ports correspond to different Disney stories like Mermaid Lagoon. Mermaid Lagoon, of course, is a port that brings things from the little mermaid to life. Personally I thought Mermaid Lagoon was quite stupid but I do have some pictures.
When you first get into Disney Sea you see this dumb looking globe and if you are like me you are probably thinking “this is wack!”
but then you get to see this!
And then I started thinking “wow this place is actually very nice.”
The reason why I stated that Mermaid Lagoon was stupid is because it was made exclusively for people aged 11 and younger. Since I am not 11 or younger it was stupid for me. But here are some pictures anyways.
That was the Mermaid Lagoon from outside and then two pictures of Ariel’s Grotto which is in Mermaid Lagoon. When I channeled my inner 11 year old I decided that this was actually pretty cool.
We only went on three rides, Indiana Jones, Journey to the center of the Earth, and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. But for me Disney Sea was not about the rides. I was perfectly content to just walk through the park and look at all the things that Disney took the time to construct.
After we walked around Disney Sea we took the monorail back to Ikspiari which is Tokyo Disney’s shopping area. It is a really nice mall with every kind of shop and food you can imagine.
Tokyo Disney was cool, the only crappy part was the fact that they didn’t have red vines either! arrg I give up no Red Vines for me unless I order them from Ebay. There should be a small gallery attached to this (not sure because I am a WordPress newb haha) so take a look! peace out!
Oooo this is like Disney porn for Jason. I’ll take a picture of him looking at this page with the caption: “look at him, he’s loving it!”