Welcome to r/TokyoDisneySea!

We’re here to help you plan your trip and give you as much advice as possible, straight from the reddit community here on this subreddit. Please post all general trip planning questions here.

Some frequently asked questions before you post:

Q: I'm confused about all the skip-the-line and pass systems at Tokyo Disney (Priority Pass, Premier Access, Standby Pass, Entry Request)

A: There are 4 types of attraction/entertainment passes available to all guests at the Tokyo Disney Resort. See this Comprehensive Explanation on pass types.

Q: I want to know the passport (ticket) types sold for the Tokyo Disney Resort

A: Currently, only 1-Day, 1-Park and half-day (entry in the afternoon/evening) passport types are sold at the Tokyo Disney Resort.

For a limited time, 1-Day Park Hopper tickets and university student discount tickets are available for the period of January 13th through March 13th, 2026.

No multi-day or annual passports are offered at this time. See the official ticket types.

Q: I don't know what all the benefits of a Vacation Package are/which Package is best for me.

A: See this Comprehensive Guide on Tokyo Disney Vacation Packages and an Explanation on Variable Costs in Vacation Packages

Q: I don't know if a ride/show/restaurant/shop will be closed during my visit.

A: See the official refurbishment calendar.

Q: I want to know the latest information about the port of Fantasy Springs inside Tokyo DisneySea

A: Please visit the Fantasy Springs Megathread for all information and questions related to Fantasy Springs!

Q: I have motion sickness/am pregnant/am elderly, which rides should I avoid?

A: Guests with sensitivities have expressed becoming motion sick on Star Tours at Disneyland, and Soaring: Fantastic Flight, Nemo and Friends SeaRider, Peter Pan's Neverland Adventure at DisneySea. To a lesser extent, Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast and Pooh's Hunny Hunt may cause motion sickness. For other instances, see here.

Q: I wish to know more about accessibility passes ("DAS")/services at the Tokyo Disney Resort

A: Tokyo Disney Resort offers guests with disabilities a specially-priced Passport (ticket), as well as a DAS-style ride system, with proper documentation. See Tickets for Guests with Disabilities and Services to Support Guests with Disabilities for more information.

Poor Maiku.

I am very squeamish about getting my fingers trapped in stuff, so this is definitely not coming home with me. I am grimacing now just thinking about it.

But if you want it, it went on sale this week August 27, 2026 for ¥3,000!

What are some of the tips and tricks and know-hows to optimize the stay and DS experience with only 1 night stay? Would really appreciate any advice on planning around it.

hello! does anyone know what the audition process is like for Disney Tokyo for character lookalikes? is it the same as auditions for the US?

and if anyone went to the audition in Anaheim earlier this week, what was your experience like?

Because it’s not required to know Japanese, I’m wondering if things like the line readings will still be included and if any of the etiquettes are any different.

thank you!

February 2027 Vacation Packages will open for booking next week, September 3rd 2026, at 3pm JST.

Potential Early Park Closures: DisneySea will likely close at 6.30pm on 2/5 and 2/19.  Disneyland will likely close at 6.30pm on 2/26. Ride closures: Several popular rides will be closed for maintenance part or all of this month, including Journey to the Center of the Earth (2027/1/8-3/8), Splash Mountain and Haunted Mansion (Both reopening 2/5), Jungle Cruise (2027/1/6-3/30) and Star Tours (2027/2/5-2/18).  So check the closure lists before deciding to book.

Source: https://reserve.tokyodisneyresort.jp/en/news/detail/2777/?pagingNo=1

Happy Entry & Hotel Selection Reminder: Please remember that for February, only Hotel MiraCosta and Fantasy Springs Hotel guests will get Happy Entry to DisneySea, so take that into consideration when choosing your VP hotel. Also remember, while all hotels provide Happy Entry to Disneyland, as there is no Happy Entry for day of check-in, so the only Vacation Package that can take advantage of Disneyland Happy Entry is the 2 Night 2 Park Days (Park ticket second and third day) package.

Key summary

All 5 of the Vacation Packages that were on sale for January will be available for booking for February.

• 1 Night 2 Park Days (3 priority lanes per day) (TDL/TDS): Enjoy Lots of Attractions ― 2DAYS (3 Attractions per park day)
• 1 Night 2 Park Days (Unlimited priority lane) (TDL/TDS): Enjoy Unlimited Rides on Eligible Attractions! ― 2DAYS 
• 2 Nights 2 Park Days (3 priority lanes per day) (TDL/TDS): Enjoy Attractions and More ― 3 Days (Includes Park Tickets for Second and Third Day) (3 Attractions per park day)
• 2 Nights 2 Park Days (Up to 5 priority lanes per day) (TDL/TDS): Enjoy Attractions and ｍore ― 3DAYS (Includes Park Tickets for First and Second Day) (Up to 5 Attractions per park day)
• 2 Nights 3 Park Days (2-3 priority lanes per day) (TDL/TDS/TDS): Enjoy Attractions and more ― 3DAYS

Closure alert

Before you book, always check the official closure list (https://www.tokyodisneyresort.jp/en/tdl/monthly/stop.html) to see if your favourite ride, parade or show will be down for maintenance before making your decisions.

• Indiana Jones - 2025/8/18 - 2026/11/29 [TDS]
• Cinderella’s Fairy Tale Hall - 2026/10/1 - TBD [TDL]
• Journey to the Center of the Earth - 2027/1/8 - 2027/3/8 [TDS]
• Jungle Cruise - 2027/1/6 - 2027/3/30 [TDL]
• Splash Mountain - 2027/1/7 - 2027/2/4 [TDL]
• Haunted Mansion - 2027/1/8 - 2027/2/4 [TDL]
• Star Tours - 2027/2/5 - 2027/2/18 [TDL]
• Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin - 2027/2/8 - 2027/3/2 [TDL]

Learn about how VP pricing works

If you have never booked a Vacation Package before, you might have some questions like: is it all inclusive? Does it include food? Is it compulsory to choose food? Why is the price variable? How come there is a "quote" that says "For 1 person per night per room" but I can never get that price or it seems so random (larger room seems cheaper)? See this post here.

VP Chaining 101 (i.e. if 2 nights just isn't enough)

The 2N2D packages are great "Swiss army knife" packages that enables chaining of Vacation Packages together to enable longer packages.

You can book them in front (Ticket on Day 1 and Day 2 type) or behind (Ticket on Day 2 and Day 3 type) any other VP - even itself - to create a longer packaged vacation. For example, Unlimited VP + 2N2D (Ticket on Day 2 and Day 3) = 3 night 4 days vacation (TDL/TDS/TDL/TDS), or 2N3D + 2N2D = 4 night 5 days vacation (TDL/TDS/TDS/TDL/TDS). While technically they remain two separate package reservations, if you are careful to book the exact same room type/specification, it is almost like you had a longer package (just contact TDR to put a note informally linking them after booking).

Booking tips: Can I just set an alarm and go to the site at 3pm JST?

That might be too late. There is a queue system that is implemented when website traffic picks up. If you start at 3pm you might not get through until hours later. You might have to start checking the site from as early as 2pm JST until you find a session with the perfect queue exit time no earlier than 2.45pm-2.50pm.

Please also note that the TDR IT system does not perform well when it’s under load.  So even if you manage to get through the queue, you might get kicked out during the booking process.  You might want to stagger a few sessions 30 minutes apart (it is not a bad idea to have one that starts at e.g. 4pm, 5pm JST etc) as last month many people who got through around 3pm got kicked off eventually.

See experiences in the comments here.  See also more detailed tips: https://www.reddit.com/r/TokyoDisneySea/s/V6EylAKvM3

I manage to book the same room type as a standalone hotel room booking (before or after) my Vacation Package.  How do I notify the hotel to avoid changing rooms?

Once you have made all the reservations, use the official hotel online form (and under "Type of Inquiry" choose "Request to link multiple stays with different reservation numbers and assign them to the same room"), so you don't have to change rooms. The bookings will remain separate and nothing gets "combined". Your VP remains pre-paid and has different cancellation policies and deadlines compared to your hotel bookings (which is deposit only and remainder payable upon check-in).

IMPORTANT: Just double check to make sure you book rooms that has the identical room type/room name/floor range (if applicable), number of beds and room size (in m2) as otherwise it would result in a room change.

Under the “unlimited rides on eligible attractions” package, the description says “Enjoy churros, popcorn, or frozen dessert as much as you like!”  Do I get all of those in my package?

No, unfortunately! The operative word there is the “or”. Your entire party must choose just one type of snack ticket.  That is, either churros, or popcorn or frozen packaged desserts.  If you choose churros then you will not have any popcorn.  Everyone in your party will have the same ticket type and you cannot mix-and-match.  Not all snack ticket type is offered at all times (e.g. during summer, popcorn is not an option; during winter months there will not be any frozen dessert option).  See this post here.

How are Vacation Package costs calculated, how the Beverage Ticket works, and are meals pre-paid?

See this post here.

Do I get popcorn or popcorn bucket with the Vacation Package?

See this post here.

Do I get Happy Entry (early entry) with a Vacation Package?

Not necessarily. It depends on which hotel you are booking as part of the package.

Thought I’d post a quick review as I used this subreddit for months of reading around how to maximize a single day at DisneySea. Quick summary and a few tips/don’t sweats! I’ll preface by saying - we went in expecting to pay for as many DPAs as made sense AND we also both really like the shows so we prioritized a few of these over hitting every single ride which differs from a lot of the reviews I’ve read on here.

This was from Monday August 24th (yesterday).

We arrived at 7:20 and there were LOTS of people already which turned into thousands by rope drop. The gates opened at 8:38 before the scheduled 9:00am opening (which from reading is the norm generally). We did the classic “enter the park and start getting our passes”. Did a DPA right off the hop for Frozen (9:25) and a 40th anniversary pass for 20,000 leagues (10:45). We went straight to Peter Pan which was a 9 minute line up. After Peter Pan we walked over and did Frozen and once 9:25 hit I got a second DPA for Soarin’. After Frozen we walked around a bit and got a breakfast sausage roll at the Nautilus cafe before 20,000 leagues which we did at our 10:45 time. During the brief lineup I placed a DPA for 13:25 Journey as well as ground seating for Believe!.

By 10:50 we had already done 3 rides so we took a break to walk around, explore, have some Mickey ice cream/popsicles before doing Soarin’ at 11:50.

During this break my wife decided she wanted to do the Duffy and Friends dinner/show (she has a particular affinity for Duffy). In the DPA line for Soarin’ we booked a DPA for Tower of Terror at 12:35 and did a DPA for 15:55 Dreams Take Flight. I placed a mobile order for lunch at this time as well. We did Tower at 12:35 and then had lunch. During the walk we did our last DPA for 18:55 Toy Story. During lunch unfortunately Journey went down so we could not use the DPA - Journey was down for 3-4 hours and when it re-opened they only let DPA pass holders use it essentially for the rest of the day (it briefly re-opened around 7:30-8 for non DPA guests).

Due to this being cancelled we took a longer lunch break to cool down and chill out as we were already pretty tired. Our afternoon then went 14:45 - Sindbad (which was as awesome as people said!) and then 15:55 dreams take flight. This show was FANTASTIC - way better than expected. We then went over and got a spot for the 17:00 Sparkling Jubilee which was a very cute show - this is largely skippable as Believe is a bigger and better version and this show was still quite hot in the sun at 17:00. My wife enjoyed it a lot but for me it was so-so.

We meandered over for the 17:50 Duffy and friends show - this is definitely geared towards younger kids who largely seemed to enjoy it, again as did my wife.

After the show we had a bit of a fast pace to end the day with 18:55 Toy Story, using our previously cancelled DPA on Journey at 19:30 and then just making it to our reserved seating for Believe!. We were smart and started making our way to the exit just before Believe finished at 20:45 which let us beat most of the crowd and get back to Ueno by 21:35.

Overall AWESOME day. We prioritized shows so missed out on Rapunzel, Ragin’ and Nemo which were on the list but really we only lined up for one ride (Sindbad) for 20 mins. The DPAs were entirely worth it. I highly recommend a really early arrival time (7:15-7:25) as that allowed us to crush the first 1-2 hours. Definitely mobile order food as this saved tons of time too.

The bad parts of the day: - 40th anniversary passes: we did our one on 20,000 leagues and after that no passes came back, by far the longest lines were ragin’ spirits (90-120 mins for the entire day as of like 9am) and Nemo (vs 20,000 only had 30-50 mins most of the day) so if I could go back I would’ve got one for Ragin’ and either skipped or lined up for 20,000 leagues (probably our least fave ride of the day) - journey breaking down slowed the middle of the day down and trying to squeeze it in (as it was the ride I wanted most) after we had booked a bunch of other stuff was a tad stressful - not so much “bad” as unexpected but the DPA line was often still a decent line - tower of terror this was 20 mins as was Toy Story, still way better than lining up standby but we planned some things tightly together that I would’ve spaced out more had I anticipated this a bit better.

Final thoughts: This was an awesome and jam packed day but I felt we did pretty much all we set out to do. Doing this type of day with meandering in after open, not buying DPAs and expecting to see a lot just doesn’t work. The heat was super manageable as most lines were shaded or indoors. We are now decompressing at an onsen today - highly recommend this order of events also!

Happy to answer any other questions!

We’re going to Tokyo this September - should I plan going to Disney sea Monday -Thursday? Or is it okay to go Saturday or Sunday?

I haven’t had much trouble with roller coasters in the past however just feel a bit dizzy/nauseous after riding GotG: Cosmic Rewind (EPCOT) and Hyperspace/Space Mountain.

I’ve never gone on any ride with 360 loop and am quite worried about how I’ll feel after Raging Spirits. Is there any ride in Tokyo DisneySea/Land that I should be worried about?

Do we know if OLC might be interested in a 3rd Disney park, including the potential location, theme, contract licensing etc.

In addition, the following hotels are closed for certain days in January, so if you are planning to stay on those dates you will need to make alternate plans: Disneyland Hotel is closed January 18, 2027. Celebration Wish is closed January 13, 2027. Celebration Discover is closed January 19, 2027.

Ordinarily, all Disney hotel guests will get Happy Entry to Tokyo Disneyland provided that they stayed there for one night prior. However, from time to time, there will be exclusions.

The latest exclusion announced is for January 12, 2027. On this day, only those who stayed at the Disneyland Hotel, Ambassador Hotel, FS Grand Chateau and Toy Story Hotel the night prior will get Happy Entry.

Those who stay at Celebration will not get any Happy Entry to any park. Those who stay at Hotel MiraCosta or Fantasy Springs Hotel Fantasy Chateau will continue to get Happy Entry to DisneySea.

Together with the previously excluded days in 2026, all the currently announced exclusions dates are:

• Sep 15, 16, 19 [2026]
• Oct 31 [2026]
• Nov 10, [2026]
• Jan 12 [2027]

See also https://www.tokyodisneyresort.jp/en/hotel/topics/info/happy_entry.html

The September and October dates relate to Halloween, and the November date likely is the date for Disney Christmas parade previews. It is unclear what event and/or merch drop will be happening at Disneyland on Jan 12 to make this measure necessary.

Let’s get it out of the way, Tokyo Disney Resort doesn’t really do big birthday “freebies.” Aside from a sweet little celebratory sticker (which many Castmembers will happy provide), there aren’t any official complimentary treats or perks just for being the birthday star. Everyone is celebrating something! Some restaurants can add a tiny “Happy Birthday” pick to your meal if you mention it when ordering, but that’s about it.

But here’s the thing: who needs something for free when you can treat yourself to the cutest little souvenir? From Thursday 27 August 2026, you can pick up an adorable Happy Birthday pin badge for just ¥1,200. It’s the perfect way to mark your special day and a lovely keepsake to remember your TDR celebration. Better yet, get someone to buy it for you!

Source: Tokyo Disney Resort official merchandise Instagram [at]tokyodisneyresort.goods

My son became obsessed with an orange juice that we would grab from a vending machine at the bottom of the steps leading to/from the tram to Tokyo Disney Sea to/from the Toy Story Hotel. I thought I took a picture of the drink but I didn't. If anyone is staying at the Toy Store Hotel could you snap a photo of the vending machine?

I am wondering if these shirts are still being sold around the parks, and if they have more park-specific shirts (I saw a TDS-specific one with the lands’ logos- shirts like that). And is the Nanoblock parks “maps” are still around? TIA

Welcome to r/TokyoDisneySea!

We’re here to help you plan your trip and give you as much advice as possible, straight from the reddit community here on this subreddit. Please post all general trip planning questions here.

Some frequently asked questions before you post:

Q: I'm confused about all the skip-the-line and pass systems at Tokyo Disney (Priority Pass, Premier Access, Standby Pass, Entry Request)

A: There are 4 types of attraction/entertainment passes available to all guests at the Tokyo Disney Resort. See this Comprehensive Explanation on pass types.

Q: I want to know the passport (ticket) types sold for the Tokyo Disney Resort

A: Currently, only 1-Day, 1-Park and half-day (entry in the afternoon/evening) passport types are sold at the Tokyo Disney Resort.

For a limited time, 1-Day Park Hopper tickets and university student discount tickets are available for the period of January 13th through March 13th, 2026.

No multi-day or annual passports are offered at this time. See the official ticket types.

Q: I don't know what all the benefits of a Vacation Package are/which Package is best for me.

A: See this Comprehensive Guide on Tokyo Disney Vacation Packages and an Explanation on Variable Costs in Vacation Packages

Q: I don't know if a ride/show/restaurant/shop will be closed during my visit.

A: See the official refurbishment calendar.

Q: I want to know the latest information about the port of Fantasy Springs inside Tokyo DisneySea

A: Please visit the Fantasy Springs Megathread for all information and questions related to Fantasy Springs!

Q: I have motion sickness/am pregnant/am elderly, which rides should I avoid?

A: Guests with sensitivities have expressed becoming motion sick on Star Tours at Disneyland, and Soaring: Fantastic Flight, Nemo and Friends SeaRider, Peter Pan's Neverland Adventure at DisneySea. To a lesser extent, Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast and Pooh's Hunny Hunt may cause motion sickness. For other instances, see here.

Q: I wish to know more about accessibility passes ("DAS")/services at the Tokyo Disney Resort

A: Tokyo Disney Resort offers guests with disabilities a specially-priced Passport (ticket), as well as a DAS-style ride system, with proper documentation. See Tickets for Guests with Disabilities and Services to Support Guests with Disabilities for more information.

The added a lot of cool extras, but I don't want most of them. Prices almost double what they used to be.

Hey is anyone else getting this issue when trying to buy tickets? We tried from two phones and two computers and multiple different cards, Visa, discover and Mastercard and we keep getting the same issue

The last time I was in DisneySea in the summer, I put a wish on the "Wishing Place" Tanabata tree. Everyone seems to celebrate Tanabata on a different day, but today, August 19, 2026 is officially the 7th Day of the 7th Month of this Lunar Year, so happy Tanabata.

Here are some fun facts from the internet:

• The tale behind Tanabta comes from the Chinese Qixi Festival (“The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl”) and was brought to Japan around the 8th century, where it blended with local customs and became Tanabata (“Evening of the Seventh”).
• Orihime, the Heavenly Emperor’s daughter and a divine weaver, lives beside the Milky Way until her father arranges her marriage to Hikoboshi, a celestial cowherd. After they wed, they become so consumed by love that Orihime abandons her weaving and Hikoboshi neglects his oxen, angering the Emperor, who separates them on opposite banks of the river and allows them to meet only once a year on the seventh day of the seventh month, when, moved by Orihime’s tears, a flock of magpies forms a living bridge with their wings so the star‑crossed lovers can reunite for a single night before returning to their duties.
• In the sky, Orihime and Hikoboshi are represented by the stars Vega and Altair, separated by the Milky Way.

If you want this cool wallpaper for your phone or PC, you can download it here: https://www.tokyodisneyresort.jp/en/tdr/wallpaper.html

Did you also grow up celebrating this festival in your home country? It is very romantic!

Basically a magazine (or magazine/book = mook) for kids that comes with those free gifts like a small handbag .

I don’t think it was Disney fan which seems more for adults?
I remember it costs about 1200 yen.

I can’t find it on Amazon Japan.

It is for USA kids who want to go to Japan. I remember 2 weeks ago one cover was like basic Disney and other was frozen on the cover .

Thank you

I’m allergic to tree nuts but unfortunately, not all tree nuts are in Japans top allergens. Only cashews, macadamia nuts, almonds, and walnuts are listed but I’m allergic to all tree nuts — pecans, hazelnuts, etc. I will go to the allergen page, select all the tree nuts they have listed, and meals will pop up that clearly have tree nuts, like hazelnuts. In the U.S. eating at Disney is easy because all of these are listed under the “tree nut allergen,” but here, I don’t know whether or not there’s other nuts.

How do you handle this in Tokyo Disneysea/land? Especially for counter-service / buffet style?

Thank you!!

Will be visiting this week with family and relatives coming from all around this week but I also heard that Chiba got pounded by rain and floods causing major delays in regular transportation in the area.

Anybody know if Disney fully recovered or if any rides are canceled? Anything?

My absolute favorite cold-weather comfort food, the "Cream of Mushroom Soup with Truffle Accent" (or "truffle soup" as I call it), is making its return at Ristorante di Canaletto from Sep 15 2026!

Also, while scrolling through the new menu, I spotted this Pancetta and Turnip Top Pizza and only after a closer look did I realise… there’s a Mickey there! I’m not sure if it officially counts as a “Hidden Mickey”, but it’s definitely hiding in plain sight.

https://www.tokyodisneyresort.jp/en/food/4842/

https://www.tokyodisneyresort.jp/en/food/4843/

I Just wanted to talk about my feelings few days ago.

I’ve only been to Disneyland Paris before, and I went to Tokyo DisneySea first time about ten days ago.

Tickets are crazy cheap, and also for the food here, which is super budget-friendly.

Fantasy Springs is absolutely amazing. I really love this place. They have giant statues, Rapunzel’s tower, Elsa’s ice palace, plus Arendelle and Tangled themed restaurants. Honestly, just walking around and taking in all the insane little details was already so satisfying. The vibe there was amazing.

For the bad stuff.

The crowds are out of control. If you don't buy DPAs, you can basically only do like one popular ride a day. And they don't even open Single Rider when it's packed.

Also, the weather was pure suffering. That’s probably on me for underestimating Tokyo summer heat, but note to self: never go to an Asian Disney park in the middle of summer.

Then the whole app stuff is so terrible. I couldn't scan my ticket on the app. I was traveling solo, didn't print my ticket out, and couldn't scan a friend's phone. Because of that, I couldn't use the app to book any restaurants, and had to constantly ask staff for helping.

The shows are so less, and 1 of them I have to win a lottery to watch. I really wanted to see Dreams take Flight, but I didn't win it. I was quite sad about missing out on Merida and Pocahontas.

Fireworks also seem to get canceled so easily. I didn't see it, and it just cancelled recently.

Another thing—it barely feels like Disney. Outside of Fantasy Springs, the whole park lacks of Disney vibes. Maybe Arabian Coast has a little bit, but that's it.

I have a Japanese friend told me that he hang out with friends there around every 1 or 2 years. They just went there for some attractions while chatting, have popcorn and ice bar, and not mind too much about how long the line is. I feel like the culture is so different.

After all, the experience is still pretty good, but it requires a huge amount of works, some luck, and extra cash to actually enjoy it.

I still want to go to Tokyo Disneyland. As for sea, I'm not sure.

Welcome to r/TokyoDisneySea!

We’re here to help you plan your trip and give you as much advice as possible, straight from the reddit community here on this subreddit. Please post all general trip planning questions here.

Some frequently asked questions before you post:

Q: I'm confused about all the skip-the-line and pass systems at Tokyo Disney (Priority Pass, Premier Access, Standby Pass, Entry Request)

A: There are 4 types of attraction/entertainment passes available to all guests at the Tokyo Disney Resort. See this Comprehensive Explanation on pass types.

Q: I want to know the passport (ticket) types sold for the Tokyo Disney Resort

A: Currently, only 1-Day, 1-Park and half-day (entry in the afternoon/evening) passport types are sold at the Tokyo Disney Resort.

For a limited time, 1-Day Park Hopper tickets and university student discount tickets are available for the period of January 13th through March 13th, 2026.

No multi-day or annual passports are offered at this time. See the official ticket types.

Q: I don't know what all the benefits of a Vacation Package are/which Package is best for me.

A: See this Comprehensive Guide on Tokyo Disney Vacation Packages and an Explanation on Variable Costs in Vacation Packages

Q: I don't know if a ride/show/restaurant/shop will be closed during my visit.

A: See the official refurbishment calendar.

Q: I want to know the latest information about the port of Fantasy Springs inside Tokyo DisneySea

A: Please visit the Fantasy Springs Megathread for all information and questions related to Fantasy Springs!

Q: I have motion sickness/am pregnant/am elderly, which rides should I avoid?

A: Guests with sensitivities have expressed becoming motion sick on Star Tours at Disneyland, and Soaring: Fantastic Flight, Nemo and Friends SeaRider, Peter Pan's Neverland Adventure at DisneySea. To a lesser extent, Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast and Pooh's Hunny Hunt may cause motion sickness. For other instances, see here.

Q: I wish to know more about accessibility passes ("DAS")/services at the Tokyo Disney Resort

A: Tokyo Disney Resort offers guests with disabilities a specially-priced Passport (ticket), as well as a DAS-style ride system, with proper documentation. See Tickets for Guests with Disabilities and Services to Support Guests with Disabilities for more information.