We’re LIVE From Fantasy Springs! Check Out Disney’s NEW Peter Pan, Tangled & Frozen Land!

We’re on the ground in Japan to preview the rides, restaurants, retail and resort at Fantasy Springs, Disney’s blockbuster new land themed to Frozen, Tangled, and Peter Pan. So let’s head inside Tokyo DisneySea, where imagination and adventure set sail, to check out the $2 billion eighth port-of-call! At the in-park entrance to Fantasy Springs, […]

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Live Blog: The Walt Disney Company Q2 2024 — News, Analysis, and Tidbits

This morning, The Walt Disney Company will be discussing its second quarter fiscal year 2024 earnings with investors. Today’s call breaks recent form as it’s taking place before the bell instead of after. This is also the first earnings report released since Disney’s victory over activist investors Nelson Peltz and Blackwells. Stay tuned as we […]

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Tokyo DisneySea’s Peter Pan’s Never Land Adventure Will Be Sponsored By NTT Communications Corporation

Tokyo Disney Resort announced that Peter Pan’s Never Land Adventure, opening on June 6 in Tokyo DisneySea Park, will be sponsored by NTT Communications Corporation. What’s Happening: Tokyo Disney Resort announced that Peter Pan’s Never Land Adventure, one of the new attractions scheduled to open at the eighth themed port Fantasy Springs (opening on June […]

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FIRST LOOK INSIDE Disney’s NEW Frozen Restaurant: Royal Banquet of Arendelle in Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs!

FANTASY SPRINGS is finally here in Tokyo DisneySea, and we’re here for a preview!

Royal Banquet of Arendelle sign

Fantasy Springs opens on June 6th, and we’re lucky enough to be in Tokyo right now checking it all out. We’ll be eating in Arendelle (and bringing you our FULL REVIEW) later this week! Disney has released some brand new photos of the area, so let’s check them out!

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Fantasy Springs is Tokyo DisneySea’s newest port, and it includes lands themed to Peter Pan, Tangled, and, of course, the 2013 Disney film Frozen. Let’s head over to a Royal Banquet in Queen Elsa’s kingdom right now!

Royal Banquet of Aredelle restaurant

Stepping inside, you’ll see the lavish surroundings you would expect at a royal banquet. It’s like we were invited by Anna and Elsa themselves!

Royal Banquet of Arendelle in Tokyo DisneySea

This place is PALATIAL. We can’t get over the detail in the floors, the matching motif on the wood columns and chair backs, and THOSE SOARING CEILINGS! A second dining room has a cozier feel, with the stone fireplace, and a china hutch in the corner. No doubt there are generations of family heirlooms in this room.

Royal Banquet of Arendelle dining room

And there’s a third area that transports you to the castle’s portrait gallery from the movie.

Royal Banquet of Arendelle at Tokyo DisneySea

Again with the inlaid floors, sconces, and other regal details that are blowing me away!

Royal Banquet of Arendelle

Guys, we’re gonna be pressed for time seeing everything in Fantasy Springs, but we might have to eat here three times because I want to sit in ALL of these rooms!

Yeah, if you’re thinking this restaurant is huge — it is. Royal Banquet of Arendelle seats 570 guests. Now this is a quick-service (fast food) restaurant (which is just CRAZY to think about grabbing your food at the counter in these regal surroundings, right?!). We’ll be getting to try the food here (and of course bringing you ALL the details later this week).

We’re most excited to see what’s served in Arendelle’s Royal Set. This meal has appetizers, and entree, and a dessert served in a basket.

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Is that some sort of a pot pie?! And what has Olaf cooked up for dessert?! We do know you’ll be able to use Mobile Order at this restaurant.

OK, so that’s just a peek inside — we’ll be bringing you a full look at the food and drink here as soon as get to try it! Keep following us here at DFB as we explore everything Fantasy Springs has to offer. In the meantime, check out the NEW images from the Rapunzel’s Lantern Festival ride over in the Tangled land here. Yeah, we’ve only been dreaming of going to that Lantern Festival for a decade, and NOW WE CAN.

Fantasy Springs opens June 6th, 2024. Are you going?!

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Oh boy, planning a Disney trip can be quite the adventure, and we totally get it! But fear not, dear friends, we compiled EVERYTHING you need (and the things to avoid!) to plan the ULTIMATE Disney vacation.

Whether you’re a rookie or a seasoned pro, our insider tips and tricks will have you exploring the parks like never before. So come along with us, and get planning your most magical vacation ever!

Which dining room would you choose in the Royal Banquet of Arendelle? Tell us in the comments!

Disclosure: In nearly all circumstances, Disney Food Blog writers and photographers pay full price for their own travel, hotel, food, beverage, and event tickets. We do this because it’s important to us as journalists to ensure not only that we give you unbiased opinions, but also that you can trust us to do so since we’re paying our own way. On rare occasions, when we are invited by a company to attend a preview as media, and when we choose to accept that invitation, we will always make you, our readers, aware of that situation. Today, we were invited by Disney to attend their media preview of Fantasy Springs. Note that when we attend events as media we are 1) Not required to review that event/food on any of our channels, and 2) Not required to review that event/food favorably. You can always count on DFB to give you a 100% unbiased and honest review of any event that we attend, food that we eat, or beverage that we drink. You can see more in our Disclosure Policy. Thank you for reading. — AJ

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FIRST LOOK INSIDE Disney’s NEW Peter Pan Restaurant: Lookout Cookout in Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs!

Hi from Tokyo DisneySea, where we’re getting a PREVIEW of the newest land opening soon: Fantasy Springs! Are you ready to battle pirates and see some really, really weird skin suits hanging from the ceiling? OK then — let’s go!

Peter Pan’s Never Land, Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs

Tokyo DisneySea’s highly anticipated new land Fantasy Springs is a dream come true for fans of Tangled, Frozen, and Peter Pan Fans! Officially set to open on June 6th, there are new restaurants, new rides, new shops…and it’s all got the same attention to detail that Tokyo DisneySea is known for around the world! Truly EPIC.

Now, Disney has been very tight-lipped about one of the land’s new restaurants. You’ll find it in Peter Pan’s Never Land, and it’s a tribute to your favorite band of ruffians and mine — The Lost Boys! Welcome to Lookout Cookout!

Lookout Cookout, Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs

We’re here in Fantasy Springs this week for a preview of the land, and we’ll get to head in to eat very soon (stay tuned for that full review!), but for now, we’ve just a few pics to share of what’s inside.

And what’s inside is…not what you’d expect!

Lookout Cookout, Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs

Um…yeah, that’s a little terrifying, eh? Those are the Lost Boys’ animal skin suits, of course! But without the Lost Boys inside…and just kind of hanging there like that…they have a decidedly macabre vibe, right? You agree?

But don’t worry — even though it’s hard to look away, we’re gonna really try! How about this instead?

Lookout Cookout, Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs

OK, that’s a little better, right? The Lost Boys cookin’ up some stew for you and me? Love it!

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Now, when we check out the actual dining space, you’re going to see a serious island vibe! This feels very Swiss Family Robinson, right? With the teapots hanging from the ceiling? But what’s not very Swiss Family Robinson is that proudly displayed Jolly Roger! There be PIRATES in these parts!

Lookout Cookout, Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs

Everything seems haphazard in here — in the way you’d expect a crew like the Lost Boys to collect, curate, and coagulate (ooh…kinda proud of that word series, not gonna lie) a bunch of found objects from the beach into a viable shelter! But I absolutely love the helter skelterness of the lines. Nothing is perpendicular or parallel here — it’s all just thrown together! And check out that rad totem pole!

Lookout Cookout, Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs

I honestly don’t even know how these bookshelves are even still standing! But you love it, right? Like you almost wish you could live in ultimate freedom like they do…and never grow up?

Lookout Cookout, Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs

I could probably sit in here for hours and keep finding new details and elements. This shell decor is so sweet. I can just picture the Lost Boys choosing each shell and starfish carefully for this display.

Lookout Cookout, Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs

Now, we haven’t eaten here yet (SOON! LIKE ONLY HOURS AWAY!), but when you’re ready to grab some goodies, you’ll find things like the Pixie Dust Soda…

Lookout Cookout, Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs Pixie Dust Soda

…and the Lost Kids Snack Box!

Lost Kids Snack Box — Lookout Cookout, Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs

Alrighty — we are raring to go here in Fantasy Springs, and we can’t wait to take you with us every step of the way. So get some rest, pack a lunchbox, and put on your sunscreen, cause we’re OFF to NEVER LAND! (But seriously, don’t forget to follow us on social media, ’cause a lot of cool stuff will be posted there, too.)

If you wanna keep up to date on all the Fantasy Springs goodness, we’ve got a little ultimate guide here that we’ll keep updating with all our posts. Be sure to check it out here: Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs.

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Oh boy, planning a Disney trip can be quite the adventure, and we totally get it! But fear not, dear friends, we compiled EVERYTHING you need (and the things to avoid!) to plan the ULTIMATE Disney vacation.

Whether you’re a rookie or a seasoned pro, our insider tips and tricks will have you exploring the parks like never before. So come along with us, and get planning your most magical vacation ever!

Do you wish Disney would replicate this new Tangled attraction in one if the U.S. parks? Let us know in the comments below. 

Disclosure: In nearly all circumstances, Disney Food Blog writers and photographers pay full price for their own travel, hotel, food, beverage, and event tickets. We do this because it’s important to us as journalists to ensure not only that we give you unbiased opinions, but also that you can trust us to do so since we’re paying our own way. On rare occasions, when we are invited by a company to attend a preview as media, and when we choose to accept that invitation, we will always make you, our readers, aware of that situation. Today, we were invited by Disney World to attend their media preview of Maria & Enzo’s Ristorante. Note that when we attend events as media we are 1) Not required to review that event/food on any of our channels, and 2) Not required to review that event/food favorably. You can always count on DFB to give you a 100% unbiased and honest review of any event that we attend, food that we eat, or beverage that we drink. You can see more in our Disclosure Policy. Thank you for reading. — AJ

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FIRST LOOK at Queue and Ride for Fairy Tinker Bell’s Busy Buggies in Fantasy Springs

To celebrate being one month away from the opening of Fantasy Springs at Tokyo DisneySea, Tokyo Disney Resort has shared new, in-depth photos of the upcoming land and its offerings, including the attraction, Fairy Tinker Bell’s Busy Buggies.

Fairy Tinker Bell’s Busy Buggies

Exterior

Two theme park employees in costume standing in front of a floral archway with a "fairies & pixies" sign.

The Cast Members at this attraction will wear fairy-like outfits, with the backs of the vests outfitted with their own pair of wings.

Entrance to the seven dwarfs mine featuring a stone arch covered in green foliage and purple flowers, with a rustic wooden sign.

Guests will enter through a forested archway, with the sign for the attraction written in twigs on a rock overhead.

Decorative floral display with the text "fairy flower bells just above" inscribed on a mossy rock, surrounded by colorful flowers and mushrooms.
A whimsical tree at night adorned with glowing lanterns and illuminated script reading "here is where the magic lives" among vibrant flowers and mushrooms.

Queue

A whimsical, illustrated map on a wall under two large, flower-shaped lamps in a rustic wooden room.

Once in the queue, guests will find themselves fairy-sized in Pixie Hollow.

Interior of a whimsical theme park ride queue, featuring oversized thread spools, colorful lighting, and playful decorations.
Display of whimsical toy figures sending a postcard, set on a wooden cart with decorative items including a lantern and a crystal, in a room with illustrated walls.
Queue area of a whimsical amusement park ride with colorful lighting fixtures, sculpted pillars, and interactive elements, designed with a playful, imaginative theme.
Colorful indoor theme park queue area with whimsical mushroom-shaped lamps and detailed maps on the walls.
An indoor waiting area of a themed attraction with whimsical decor, featuring columns, hanging lamps, and a ceiling fan, designed to resemble a market.
A whimsical display featuring a clear orb and decorative leaves on a surface labeled "shiny mints" in a fairy-themed setting.
A large, whimsical map depicting various cartoonish vehicles, displayed in a colorful garden with oversized tulips and daffodils.
Decorative bridge railing with the name "james" engraved, featuring ornate metalwork and set in a sunny garden environment.
Colorful, oversized flower sculptures line a walkway in a whimsical garden, featuring vibrant plants and whimsical decorations under a sunny sky.
Colorful garden pathway with oversized, whimsical flower sculptures and vibrant plants under a clear blue sky.
Vibrant carousel entrance with ornate golden gate and a whimsical blue bird figure under a dome with hanging yellow lights.
A colorful, life-sized model of a blue parrot perched on a swing with floral accents, set against a blurred garden backdrop.
A whimsical garden pathway illuminated at twilight, featuring oversized, glowing flowers and a large, colorful mushroom structure.
Nighttime view of a whimsical garden pathway illuminated by oversized, colorful flower-shaped lights with a sign reading "tinker's nook" on one of the flowers.
A large leaf with a vehicle sketch and handwritten notes, resting on a terracotta pot in a garden setting.
An ornate, moss-covered sundial surrounded by vibrant flowers and lush foliage in a garden setting.

Load Area

Interior of a whimsically decorated tiki-themed restaurant with colorful lighting, carved wooden fixtures, and diverse seating arrangements.
Vivid bookstore interior designed to look like a whimsical library with oversized book furnishings and colorful decor.
Themed amusement park ride vehicle designed to look like a bamboo and wicker couch, with whimsical elements and a large backdrop featuring an open book.
Envelope on a chair with a wax seal, addressed to "philip edwards, esq, 19 cherry tree lane, london, england.
Family enjoys a magical-themed amusement park ride with whimsical decorations and characters.
Colorful display featuring a tinker bell figure in a whimsical frame with vibrant flowers, a scroll, and plush toys, set against a lush, fairy-tale themed background.
Enchanted wooden fairy doors with whimsical paintings and decorative mushroom-shaped lanterns, set in a magical woodland theme.

On Ride

Colorful outdoor display featuring oversized flowers and cartoon ladybugs with human-like faces, set in a lush green environment under a clear sky.

On Fairy Tinker Bell’s Busy Buggies, guests will shrink down to the size of a fairy and board a busy buggie to help Tinker Bell deliver packages throughout the changing seasons of Pixie Hollow.

TDR TDS Fantasy Springs Tinker Bells Busy Buggies On Ride 8
A large, whimsical display featuring an oversized wooden cheese wheel labeled "prix du fromage national de camelbert" surrounded by oversized flowers and garden elements.
A whimsical garden scene featuring a large wooden "thanks for exploring pixie hollow" sign, surrounded by colorful giant flowers and a sculpture of tinker bell.
Colorful garden with oversized flowers and whimsical decorations under a bright sky, designed to mimic a fantastical setting.
An outdoor scene at a theme park featuring a large smiling rat statue surrounded by oversized cheese, pumpkins, and flowers, under a sunny sky.
A large yellow cheese wheel with a tag reading "happy birthday cheese! love, tink" nestled among foliage.
Giant, vibrant sunflower sculptures tower over a whimsical outdoor display featuring oversized seeds, baskets, and an animated character peeking out.
Wooden sign labeled "mermaid lagoon" hanging from a large sunflower sculpture in a sunny garden setting.
A whimsical garden featuring a round wooden door surrounded by vibrant, oversized plant sculptures and colorful details.
A colorful, oversized sculpture of a beehive surrounded by large grass blades, bees, and honey droplets in an outdoor setting.
A lifelike model of flik, the animated ant character from disney's "a bug's life," displayed outdoors with foliage in the background.
TDR TDS Fantasy Springs Tinker Bells Busy Buggies Autumn Forest On Ride 4
A whimsical garden display with oversized mushroom sculptures and a sign saying "slow down! sneeze ahead!" featuring a rabbit peeking from behind a mushroom.
Sculpture garden featuring oversized metal dandelions and mushrooms under a clear, sunny sky.
Two decorative crystal snowflakes displayed on cushions, in a stone and sand setting, with a large ornamental shell in the background.
A decorative garden featuring artificial plants and a large pine cone on rocky terrain with a bright daylight background.
A whimsical water ride entrance with a sign reading "enter family only", featuring snow-covered sculptures and a tunnel resembling a creature's mouth.
A whimsical outdoor scene featuring a snow-themed, snail-shaped house with icy blue and white surroundings, adorned with snowflake decorations and frosty plants.
A whimsical winter-themed fairy cave with a sign stating "winter fairies only," surrounded by fake snow, ice sculptures, and lush greenery.
Children and adults ride in a whimsical caterpillar train through a magical, winter-themed fairytale garden with oversized plants and fantastical structures.

Fantasy Springs opens on June 6, 2024 at Tokyo DisneySea.

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