The Spectacular New Attractions of Disney’s Fantasy Springs 

My favourite time of the week when you upload a new video. After watching all three rides I think the Frozen ride steals it for me. I so wish Paris had this version.

This is Disney showing why they are STILL Disney. Flawless and as magical as my very first Disney theme park visit 12 years old. WOW!

It is going to be so weird when the New Frozen ride opens in Paris…Specially since it is the icon of the expansion

If fantasy springs was what was planned for around the lake in Walt Disney studios, then I would be excited

The hotel is just jawdroppingly gorgeous, i'd love to stay there! And the land itself just shows what imagineers can achieve when they're not as constricted with the budget - tokyo disneyland is lucky to have the oriental land company as owners so they can pour all that money into amazing theme parks like this❤

I'm so jealous of Tokyo Disney!!! 😭

I love the tangled one but Frozen is also very good. I would want to eat at snuggly duclking and Im in love with the hotel its so beautiful

I kind of feel that Peter Pan is overhated. From what I've seen about it so far, its integration of screens looks so much better than other recent screen based attractions like zootopia or ratatouille. Watching the first minute and half of Theme Park Insider's video (I've been avoiding spoilers), it's quite clear that the art style and environments were designed to look like physical props to really blend in with the set design. It also seems some flying sequences will be similar to Soarin or Flight of Passage. I personally think this will be the best ride in Fantasy Springs; lots of potential and exudes so much charm.

The Rapunzel’s ride is very beautiful but it’s a little short would have loved if they included more of the story

I cant help but notice that Fantasy Springs looks like the concept art of Disneyland Forward.

It looks really cool definitely an improvement to Tokyo Disney sea but I wish Peter pans flight went into the Peter Pan area of fantasy springs and then the land is basically perfect. Also the frozen area looks really cool and I think it will be better than Paris version because you can actually enter the castle in Tokyo’s and I think that’s so good you can actually go inside the castle

Nice to see this area getting the hype it deserves. It shows that people aren't against IP themed rides if they are thoughtfully integrated into their respective parks.

Tokyo Disney seas looks incredible...but could do with a bit more thrillrides (don't know if it fits the demographic tho).

Best stuff is overseas #DisneyDiva ❤

So happy to see these amazing attractions come to Tokyo Disney, but I pity the US parks for lacking behind for creativity and uniqueness for their attractions. Such as possibly bringing Avatar land to the Disneyland Resort is a little concerning for where the park direction is going. Corporate needs to listen to their fans on what they want.

i'm biased but i have to give it to frozen also would love to hear more about that hotel omg

all of then are so beautiful!! But I supose the better one is the peter pan attraction

Way not a full package in Paris instead of tokyo is beyond me. 😢 Tokyo already has so much. Snuggly duckly, the kingdom, Beaty and the Beast include Atraction, Maurice and Bels house, the castle, Castons taverne enz. love love to see it in paris. And I now them have the oriëntal land company.

God bless The Oriental Land Company. The last hope for Disney’s parks.

Great video but just wanted to say, to an English speaker your use of the term, "infamous lantern scene" sounds very odd. "Infamous" is usually used to refer to something negative or villainous. Like a famous bank robber would be infamous or the captain of the Costa Concordia will go down in history as infamous. "Famous" would have been better or just "beautiful".

I wish they give Tiana a ride like the Tangle ride. Bc i don't like drops..I love Tiana she is my favorite princess ❤

Rapunzel’s Lantern Festival was far too short. However, the scenes that were included are beautiful. Anna and Elsa’s Frozen Journey is incredible, but not shocked that Disney put the most effort into this IP. This was expected/predictable. Peter Pan’s Never Land Adventure was disappointing seeing the efforts that were put into Frozen and Rapunzel. There is too much reliance on digital effects vs. detailed show scenes and animatronics. Not crazy about Fairy Tinker Bell’s Busy Buggies, but I guess it’s more targeted to very young audiences.

Peter Pan looks quite disappointing.

The execution is spectacular and I love the rides and the aesthetics, but I don't like how it's added to Disney Sea. Thematically, "springs" has nothing to do with sea or ocean, and it ruins the cohesion of the park. Also it is redundant to include Peter Pan when you have a classic in Tokyo Disneyland. I think it should've been a land focused only on Frozen and Scandinavia, and Tangled and Peter Pan should've been added to TDL.

And Tiana needs a better restaurant at Disneyland smh. It just a quick service smh.

I will have to wholeheartedly disagree with much of this. Arendelle is amazing, the ride is clearly the best version, the restaurant is gorgeous. The Tangled area is just okay. Other than the tower, which seems very short, this area isn't breaking any new ground. And the ride is clearly too short. The Peter Pan area is mostly awful though. The ship is cool, but the rest of it is a hot mess. There are too many things going on. Good design creates moments for your eyes to rest upon. This land never lets you do that. Look here! Look here! Over here! Up here! It's exhausting. The Tinkerbell ride is one of the worst things I've ever seen Disney do. It's A Bugs Land, but they added money and subtracted cleverness. It's just things. I would literally rather ride Heimlich's Chew Chew Train. I will withhold my thoughts on Peter Pan until I ride it, but people are saying the motion - it's a trackless vehicle like in Ratatouille - isn't pronounced enough. This company just built Beauty and the Beast, considered one of the best Disney dark rides ever, and three of these "groundbreaking" rides just don't compare to that one. But the things I i can't get over are those stone walls. Those are the tackiest things I've ever seen Disney do! They literally took the idea of AK's Tree of Life and said, "Let's do that, but stone! And then we'll do plastic greenery!" The plastic plants work on something like Tiana's Bayou Adventure because it's far away. Up close, it looks like the front of a Dollar Tree. The whole idea of these springs are for Instagram moments, but I'll let others take their pics with bad design ideas created for Disney Adults. I'll be taking pics of the more photogenic parts of this park, which is most of it.