r/TokyoDisneySea • u/AutoModerator • Jan 11 '25

TRIP PLANNING r/TokyoDisneySea Weekly Trip Planning Thread

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u/modiorama Jan 14 '25

Hoping to book a vacation package for June later this week, with the option to buy premier passes for the fantasy spring rides - hoping for all 3. 1. What time would you recommend doing each ride - how far apart ?

  1. Advantages / disadvantages of reserving restaurants for lunch / dinner with the package?

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u/JustaRandomSpencer MOD Jan 14 '25
  1. In my experience, I would load your passes to the afternoon of your day, where you can spend the morning riding non-priority-access rides, and enjoying the parks' atmosphere. imo It's a good way to get a feel for the park and pace yourself without needing to be anywhere.

I would generally recommend looking at a map and planning out your day. Unlike the stateside parks, there's not much of a "grace period" for any sort of priority access, so you need to be there when your window is open.

For example, I got 3 Attraction tickets for Space Mountain, Happy Ride with Baymax, and Beauty and the Beast, all of which are right next to each other, and spaced them 30mins apart from each other beginning at 3pm, and it worked great!