The name of a new facility has been decided for the large-scale Tokyo Disneyland redevelopment project, scheduled to open in spring 2020. A behind-the-scenes video for "Beauty and the Beast: An Enchanted Tale," a major attraction that will appear in the "Beauty and the Beast"-themed area in Fantasyland, has also been released.
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The large-scale Tokyo Disneyland redevelopment will span three of Tokyo Disneyland's seven themed lands—Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, and Toontown—with a total development area of approximately 47,000 square meters. The project will include new facilities, including large-scale attractions, an all-weather entertainment theater, restaurants, and merchandise stores, at a total investment of approximately 75 billion yen. A new area themed around the Disney film "Beauty and the Beast" has been added to Fantasyland. Located inside the approximately 30-meter-tall Beauty and the Beast Castle, the large-scale attraction "Beauty and the Beast: An Enchanted Tale" features a dance-like ride accompanied by the film's famous music, taking you through many of the film's most famous scenes. Belle's village is home to the Village Shops, a merchandise store, and La Taverne de Gaston, a restaurant, creating a truly film-like setting. Furthermore, Fantasyland will also feature Tokyo Disneyland's first full-scale indoor theater, the Fantasyland Forest Theater. Here, guests can enjoy an original Tokyo Disneyland entertainment program, featuring live performances on a dynamically changing stage, themed around a journey through a wonderful musical world with Disney characters.
Tomorrowland will feature "Baymax's Happy Ride," an attraction themed on the Disney film "Big Hero 6." Pulled by a "care robot," the ride will surprise guests with its unpredictable movements. Also, at "Big Pop," a space-themed popcorn specialty shop, you can purchase a variety of popcorn flavors and popcorn buckets.
And in "Toontown," Tokyo Disneyland's first character greeting facility, "Minnie's Style Studio," will be opening. Minnie Mouse, a fashion designer, will be dressed in stylish outfits and pose for photos with Guests.
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The official Tokyo Disney Resort® blog, "Tokyo Disney Resort Blog" (https://www.tokyodisneyresort.jp/blog/pr181206/), has released the first behind-the-scenes footage of the new attraction, "Beauty and the Beast: An Enchanted Tale." The footage offers a glimpse into a different side of the Park, including some of the magical moments Guests can experience, the engineers who make it a reality, and footage of the experts who create the Park's worldview creating samples of the facility's walls, roofs, and other features.
The largest development in Tokyo Disneyland's history will create a dreamlike experience in an entirely new space in spring 2020, adding new appeal to the park.
©DisneyThe large-scale Tokyo Disneyland redevelopment will span three of Tokyo Disneyland's seven themed lands—Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, and Toontown—with a total development area of approximately 47,000 square meters. The project will include new facilities, including large-scale attractions, an all-weather entertainment theater, restaurants, and merchandise stores, at a total investment of approximately 75 billion yen. A new area themed around the Disney film "Beauty and the Beast" has been added to Fantasyland. Located inside the approximately 30-meter-tall Beauty and the Beast Castle, the large-scale attraction "Beauty and the Beast: An Enchanted Tale" features a dance-like ride accompanied by the film's famous music, taking you through many of the film's most famous scenes. Belle's village is home to the Village Shops, a merchandise store, and La Taverne de Gaston, a restaurant, creating a truly film-like setting. Furthermore, Fantasyland will also feature Tokyo Disneyland's first full-scale indoor theater, the Fantasyland Forest Theater. Here, guests can enjoy an original Tokyo Disneyland entertainment program, featuring live performances on a dynamically changing stage, themed around a journey through a wonderful musical world with Disney characters.
Tomorrowland will feature "Baymax's Happy Ride," an attraction themed on the Disney film "Big Hero 6." Pulled by a "care robot," the ride will surprise guests with its unpredictable movements. Also, at "Big Pop," a space-themed popcorn specialty shop, you can purchase a variety of popcorn flavors and popcorn buckets.
And in "Toontown," Tokyo Disneyland's first character greeting facility, "Minnie's Style Studio," will be opening. Minnie Mouse, a fashion designer, will be dressed in stylish outfits and pose for photos with Guests.
©DisneyThe official Tokyo Disney Resort® blog, "Tokyo Disney Resort Blog" (https://www.tokyodisneyresort.jp/blog/pr181206/), has released the first behind-the-scenes footage of the new attraction, "Beauty and the Beast: An Enchanted Tale." The footage offers a glimpse into a different side of the Park, including some of the magical moments Guests can experience, the engineers who make it a reality, and footage of the experts who create the Park's worldview creating samples of the facility's walls, roofs, and other features.
The largest development in Tokyo Disneyland's history will create a dreamlike experience in an entirely new space in spring 2020, adding new appeal to the park.
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