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  • I'm at Disney in Tokyo!

  • This is DisneySea.

  • [music]

  • Whoa!

  • [laughs]

  • [in unison] Crowd: Hoy! Hoy, hoy!

  • Oh, my God.

  • We won the lottery.

  • Really?!

  • This is so cool.

  • [music]

  • Everyone in the train is going to Disney.

  • -All of Tokyo is here. -Yeah.

  • -And it's 7:30 in morning. -All of Tokyo.

  • We don't even need to know where to go, just follow the crowd.

  • You can use your same IC card, Pasmo, or Suica,

  • to get the Disney Resort Line

  • The same one you used in Tokyo.

  • It is not free. [laughs]

  • Mickey is a little tired.

  • Mickey also got up very early.

  • This is the line to get in.

  • It's not to buy the ticket.

  • Imagine if we still had to go to another line to buy the ticket

  • How far do you think we are from the entrance?

  • Ten kilometers. [laughs]

  • Welcome to Disney in Tokyo!

  • There are two parks here: Disneyland and DisneySea.

  • As the name suggests here at DisneySea, the theme is the sea:

  • myths and legends of the sea.

  • The day started cloudy and rainy,

  • but now there's this beautiful sun.

  • After enjoying the traditional Tokyo,

  • we wanted to see at least one Disney park here in Japan.

  • And we chose DisneySea over Disneyland

  • because this is the only DisneySea in the world.

  • You only find it here in Japan.

  • [music]

  • Now, if you've only been to Disney Parks in the United States,

  • there are a few different things when you go to Disneys abroad.

  • At least here in Japan.

  • For example, the official Disney app is only available in Japanese

  • and in the Japanese App Store.

  • I cannot download it.

  • And that app is important to reserve restaurants,

  • to see the wait time for the rides,

  • to enter lotteries.

  • Only available to Japanese.

  • Ooh, whoo-hoo.

  • International visitors need to use machines

  • or go directly to the restaurants for reservations, for example.

  • About the app, there's a workaround

  • There's another app, which is not an official app,

  • called TDRAlert

  • It's what I'm using here.

  • It shows me the map of the Disney parks

  • and also the wait time.

  • It shows me attractions and a map.

  • And you can see the wait time.

  • [music]

  • We just got our first FastPasses right here.

  • We got them at 8:30 a.m., and they're for 12:20 p.m.

  • Journey to the Center of the Earth.

  • And right here at the bottom, very tiny right here,

  • it says that I can only get the next one after 10:29 a.m.

  • Now, let's go to 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.

  • It's right here.

  • [music]

  • And now here we're waiting in line for 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.

  • Look at your happy face. [laughs]

  • It's our first ride of the day

  • and I think we've been here for 20 minutes only

  • and we're arriving.

  • -Enjoy the show. -Okay.

  • I think we're going under water.

  • [music]

  • Another thing that is different here: tickets.

  • If you saw the vlog in Shibuya,

  • you saw that we got our tickets at the Disney Store over there.

  • Gordon: Mickey for you and a Minnie for me.

  • - Look at the tickets. - No!

  • Why was that? Because I'm a tech person.

  • I like to do everything online.

  • I couldn't buy the tickets at their website.

  • It didn't accept our international credit cards.

  • I also tried the same service that I used to get the tickets

  • for Tokyo Tower, Klook.

  • But they only had tickets for three days from now.

  • Still, if you have time to plan around,

  • I'll leave a link here in the description

  • where you can get $5 off your first ticket if you've never used the site before.

  • It's really cool.

  • Other options to buy tickets:

  • vending machines at FamilyMart and Lawson.

  • But I heard that they're in Japanese only,

  • and I was a little skeptical.

  • I didn't want to try.

  • So, we just took advantage that we were in Shibuya anyways.

  • It's the same price buying in advance,

  • but what it's nice is that tickets here are much cheaper

  • compared to other Disney Parks in the world.

  • It's good also that it guarantee your entrance

  • for the day you want to come.

  • During busier times, high season,

  • Disney shuts down the door when the park reaches full capacity.

  • Imagine coming all the way here and you cannot get in?!

  • If you are at a Disney Hotel, entrance is just 15 minutes earlier.

  • Not as early as Orlando, for example.

  • PA: Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls

  • A Tokyo DisneySea program reminder

  • We will proudly present

  • Pirates Summer Battle Get Wet

  • [music]

  • Whoa, whoo-hoo!

  • Ah! [laughs]

  • [in unison] Crowd: Hoy! Hoy! Hoy, hoy!

  • Whoo!

  • I'm soaked.

  • -This water is so welcome, isn't it? -Yes.

  • -Kanpai (cheers)! -Yeah!

  • Disney Parks in Japan are always, always busy.

  • You saw that we arrived

  • half an hour before the park opened

  • and all that crowd was already there.

  • So, there are three things that will save you time

  • and you should do all three:

  • get FastPasses, try the lottery,

  • and go as a single rider whenever you can.

  • I'll explain all three along the video.

  • The first thing gotta be the FastPass.

  • These are tickets that will allow you to skip the line.

  • It's totally free. It's included with your ticket.

  • We just got our first FastPasses right here.

  • But it can be a little hard to get, especially for the top attractions.

  • So, when you come to Disney, you need to be very strategic.

  • You need to know in advance exactly what you want to see.

  • Another thing you should absolutely do here is try the lottery.

  • For the shows in the theaters that have specific times,

  • you have to be there really, really early to be able to see.

  • The lottery is like a FastPass for these attractions.

  • If you win, they'll give you an assigned seat.

  • And if you don't, you can still go to the shows for free, of course,

  • but you have to be there like at least an hour in advance.

  • So, here, Biglietteria.

  • In Italian it means ticket office.

  • We're in Italian area.

  • Okay, Gordon, so let's see how lucky you are.

  • This is a lottery here. Let's see if we get tickets.

  • English. Yes, English, please.

  • Okay.

  • Two. Okay.

  • For 1:15 p.m.

  • Congratulations?!

  • Congratulations? No way!

  • We won! We won the lottery!

  • Oh, my God! We won the lottery!

  • Really?!

  • Ah! Yeah, it's free!

  • Yeah. Arigato (thank you)!

  • [laughs]

  • Oh, this is so picturesque, so beautiful.

  • Another reason for you to download the app

  • is for you to know which attractions are closed.

  • For example, here, the gondolas are closed right now.

  • I knew because of the app.

  • [music]

  • This is the one place the Japanese aren't quiet.

  • [laughs]

  • -There's noise everywhere -Yeah.

  • [music]

  • A quick way to go to the other side of the park

  • at American Waterfront.

  • [music]

  • Wow, a much bigger line on this side.

  • There's nobody over there.

  • It's ten o'clock.

  • We're already going the Tower of Terror to try our next FastPass.

  • We're allowed to pick the next one at 10:20 a.m.

  • 10:17 in the morning

  • and you can see here FastPass for Soaring is already closed

  • for the entire day.

  • And the wait time is 300 minutes.

  • That is five hours.

  • Here is what we want, Tower of Terror.

  • They're giving tickets between 2:50 and 3:50 p.m.

  • And that's the wait time, 150 minutes.

  • FastPass for Toy Story is already closed as well.

  • Wait time: 210 minutes.

  • This is so crazy.

  • These machines for the FastPass

  • are located next to the attraction you want to go.

  • Ah!

  • -Right here -Uh-huh.

  • Arigato (thank you)

  • Next FastPasses.

  • We got for 5:00 p.m.

  • Gordon: Okay. Why don't we go find something to drink or eat or...

  • Renata: We can do that.

  • [music]

  • Gordon is already eating at 10:00 in the morning.

  • -What do you got there? -Chicken.

  • -Good? -Uh-hmm.

  • That's what happens when you get up at 5:30 in the morning.

  • [laughs]

  • Interesting that prices were not very expensive.

  • The whole bucket here full of chicken...

  • No. Now he had some already, but it was full.

  • This is 430 yen

  • 4 U.S. dollars. And water, totally free, all you can drink.

  • Very soft.

  • [music]

  • Ooh, it's time, Journey to the Center of the Earth.

  • Okay, FastPass, you enter here. This way.

  • Okay, arigato (thank you).

  • [indistinct chattering]

  • Even with the FastPass, look at the line.

  • [music]

  • [crowd screaming]

  • The last 30 seconds of the ride are so amazing.

  • I'm still shaking a little. Are you shaking?

  • You're speechless, right? [laughs]

  • That is fun. It's so good.

  • It's a shame it goes by so fast.

  • It's not even 1 p.m. and all the FastPass machines are closed.

  • No FastPasses for the day anymore.

  • This has to be one of the first things to do at the park.

  • We need to find where to go.

  • It's 1:00 p.m. right now

  • and there were only two rides still available for FastPasses.

  • So, we came here to Mermaid Lagoon Theater

  • and we got tickets for 7 p.m.

  • [indistinct chattering]

  • The most popular rides here are Toy Story and Soaring.

  • It's a new ride. Just opened this summer here in Japan.

  • But unless you get to the park an hour or two before it opens,

  • you have to wait in line for four to five hours.

  • We won't do it.

  • And there are huge lines even for the FastPasses.

  • FastPasses go just like that.

  • Baby, do you want to be in line for four hours?

  • -No. -[laughs]

  • We're skipping it.

  • [music]

  • First time we win the lottery.

  • Yeah.

  • Yeah.

  • I hope it's the first of many times in life.

  • Yeah.

  • What's that about?

  • [laughs]

  • We got assigned seats, very close to the stage.

  • It's a really beautiful theater.

  • And we just got here 20 minutes before the presentation.

  • Show time.

  • That was very, very nice.

  • It's a Broadway-like presentation. It's a musical.

  • I couldn't film anything inside the theater.

  • It was so interesting because it was in English.

  • The first thing I could understand here at DisneySea

  • Everything else is in Japanese.

  • We just ate, baby.

  • Gordon: I'm hungry.

  • [laughs]

  • Woman: [in Japanese]

  • -Renata: Konnichiwa (hello). -Woman: Konnichiwa (hello).

  • -Please, two chicken curries. -Two chicken curry.

  • -Mild, right? -Mild only

  • Yeah

  • ¥880 for a chicken curry. Not bad for a theme park.

  • And, again, water is free.

  • Oh, my God, two minutes that I stopped to film,

  • and you ate your entire dish.

  • [laughs]

  • Is it good?

  • Is it like theme park food or what?

  • It's curry

  • Yeah, it is good.

  • [music]

  • Indiana Jones, great ride,

  • but one of the few rides I don't recommend you getting a FastPass.

  • Why? Because you came ride as a single rider.

  • For those seats that are left empty,

  • they bring people who are riding alone.

  • You don't need to be alone in the park.

  • You just can go by yourself.

  • I go first and Gordon goes second.

  • In this way, you go much faster.

  • Now, it's not written anywhere, single rider.

  • You got to know that it exists.

  • So, you come here to the entrance, the FastPass entrance.

  • It says, "FastPass entrance" only,

  • but this is also where you go for single rider.

  • You just need to ask the lady there.

  • She will give you a ticket saying "single rider."

  • [music]

  • This is just like FastPass.

  • You go in front of everyone.

  • -I want to be single again. -[laughs]

  • Not for singles only.

  • Yes, for singles.

  • Here at Disney, at least for this ride, it's worth being single for a few minutes.

  • Okay, we're going. We're going.

  • -Yeah. -We're going in.

  • [screaming]

  • Gordon, that is you and that's me.

  • [laughs]

  • -Did you see yourself? -No.

  • Look at that. That's you right there.

  • -Yeah. -That's you. And I'm there

  • [laughs]

  • Here they allow you to take pictures. In Orlando, they don't.

  • -No. -They immediately shut you down.

  • It is so nice. I love Indiana Jones.

  • It's probably my favorite ride.

  • -Yeah. -It's my favorite.

  • -Yeah. -For you, too?

  • I prefer being single.

  • [laughs]

  • There are advantages, for sure.

  • I wish so much every ride here had a single rider option, but no.

  • It's just Indiana Jones and the roller coaster

  • right after, Raging Spirits.

  • Konnichiwa (hello)!

  • The layout here simulates seven ports around the world.

  • So, you have a Mediterranean Harbor where you arrive.

  • There's American Waterfront,

  • Lost River Delta,

  • right here simulating a Central American jungle.

  • [music]

  • This is another one to get totally wet.

  • If there's time, it would be nice to go.

  • [music]

  • Do you know who the teddy bear is?

  • He's Duffy.

  • Probably more popular here in Japan than Mickey Mouse.

  • The waiting time to meet Shellie May and Duffy

  • compared to Donald Duck, Mickey and Minnie.

  • The teddy bears are way more popular in Japan.

  • Look at this. The ocean is already here.

  • DisneySea is really close to the ocean.

  • Are you ready for that?

  • You know what ride that is, right?

  • That's boring.

  • No. [laughs]

  • Nothing scares me.

  • [laughs]

  • Let's see.

  • Our next FastPass.

  • [music]

  • Whoa! Totally insane.

  • Every time I go to Tower of Terror, I'm shaking.

  • I'm still shaking.

  • There we are. [laughs]

  • You should see your face in the picture.

  • -You're the best. -Yeah.

  • -Yeah. -You're the most scared there.

  • And you said that nothing scares you.

  • -Yeah, nothing does.

  • -Imagine if something did. -I scare you.

  • I never expected that drop to be so fast.

  • I expected there would be fun, you go around,

  • and then some fluff

  • But, no! You arrive and it's "pah, boom"

  • Yeah, the only thing I have left is a beer.

  • I could go for a beer.

  • Damn rights. Two of them, three of them

  • You're happy now, aren't you?

  • Arigato (thank you).

  • I got strawberry popcorn

  • and you want to try it before me.

  • So, how is it?

  • -No? (But he keep eating)

  • [laughs]

  • Mmm. I really like it. It's like, um...

  • -Popcorn with strawberry. -No.

  • Imagine sweet popcorn, but with a strawberry twist.

  • It's actually good.

  • That other one over there is caramel.

  • Here at DisneySea, they're famous for these unique flavors of popcorn.

  • [music]

  • Look at this place. This is all indoor.

  • This place alone is a theme park in itself.

  • And we're back here at Mermaid Lagoon.

  • It's time for the last FastPass of the day.

  • Hi, Konnichiwa (hello).

  • Arigato (thank you).

  • That was very cute.

  • Another musical, but in a totally different concept.

  • And this one with Ariel.

  • Sorry, I couldn't show inside any ride.

  • They're really strict here.

  • No photo or filming anywhere.

  • Everybody now is going to the same place. We just got to follow.

  • [music]

  • Fantasmic! This last one is so beautiful.

  • I think it was my favorite.

  • Things I learned here today:

  • Keep your tickets the whole time because that's what you need to scan

  • when you want to use the FastPass machines

  • and then when you want to use your FastPass itself.

  • Not the little paper they give you at the machines.

  • It's your original ticket.

  • We didn't go to any regular ticket entrance.

  • All lines were minimum two hours,

  • basically for every top ride.

  • Everything we did was with FastPasses, single rider,

  • and we were lucky enough because we won the lottery.

  • Plus, as we were there when the park opened, there was a short line for the first attraction

  • So, plan your date properly here.

  • Otherwise, you're gonna spend the whole time in lines.

  • I hope you enjoyed the tips. I hope they help you plan your visit here.

  • And if you have different tips, let me know.

  • I'm always looking for time-saving solutions.

  • Gordon: We're at Disneyland World Sea.

  • [laughs]

  • Renata: It's DisneySea, baby.

  • -You're so lucky you get to go to DisneySea Land World.

  • -It's DisneySea, baby. [laughs]

  • -They got it all here in Tokyo.

  • -Yeah.

  • Look at the bathrooms here at Disney

  • It's the typical Japanese toilet seat.

  • And what's this?

  • There's some noise here.

  • It might be for privacy,

  • so your neighbor doesn't hear what you're doing.

  • Renata é devagar (Renata is slow)

  • -You look here, okay?

  • Don't look here. Look here.

  • -Look at you? -Look here.

  • -Look at you? -Look at the glass.

  • I need to teach him how to vlog. He doesn't know.

I'm at Disney in Tokyo!

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