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The Mediterranean Harbour is near the entrance to the park and is back dropped by the magnificent Miracosta Tokyo Disneyland Hotel. The plazas around this hotel are cafes, restaurants an specialty shops which stock a array of fine products and food. |
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The Lost River Delta is a world of adventure, hidden behind a heavily planted jungle awaits mystery and adventure which is certain enthrall everyone who enters. |
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The American Waterfront brings back the grand old days of America in the early 1900's. The focal point of this area is the monstrous classic cruise ship- the S.S. Columbia which is home to a beautiful bar and quality table service restaurant. The beauty of the interior of this liner is not to be missed.
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Mysterious Island is the centrepiece of the DisneySea park, like the Castle is in Disneyland or the giant ball in Epcot or the huge tree in the Animal kingdom, the Mount Prometheus Volcano is the focal point of the whole park. |
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Mermaid lagoon is probably the most beautiful and whimsical of all the Disneysea worlds. Much of the attraction is enclosed, or should I say under the sea in a magical underwater setting.
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Disneysea's Arabian Coast is a magical land bringing together legends of pirates, Sinbad, genies and the far east. The Arabian detail in this area is quite spectacular, the whole area is beautifully designed to resemble a somewhat whimsical Arabian world. |
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Port Discovery is a little like Tommorowland in Disneyland, where it explores the future and technology. The area is themed in a retro modern Jules Verne style with lots of domes and brass fittings and futuristic design. It really looks quite stunning. |
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Giant mechanical crabs are all the go at some of the fancy seafood restaurants.