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Tokyo DisneySea
Seven distinct ports of call built around a harbor and a legendary volcano. Test your knowledge of the world's only Disney park themed entirely around the sea, its stories, and the explorers who sailed them.
Logbook entries worth knowing
Curious details from the harbor, the galley, and the ports beyond — the kind of trivia that separates a first-time visitor from a seasoned voyager.
Sindbad's Storybook Voyage begins in Baghdad, where everyone in the village wishes Sindbad and his tiger Chandu a safe journey — with belly dancers, kids playing, pantomime performances, and fortune-tellers gazing into crystal balls.
Arabian CoastHarrison Hightower III was based on the appearance of Disney Imagineer Joe Rohde, who served as the physical model for the character.
Lost River DeltaInitial planning for BraviSEAmo! began in 2002 — the year after Tokyo DisneySea opened.
Mediterranean HarborSome Speciale rooms at Hotel MiraCosta can cost up to $5,000 USD per night, offering the best views of Mount Prometheus.
MiraCostaThe Vulcania Special set costs 2,180 yen and includes chilled noodles with shrimp, squid, soy-simmered egg, chicken with spicy sauce, almond jelly with banana-caramel sauce, and a choice of soft drink.
Mysterious IslandMickey & Friends' Greeting Trails in Lost River Delta includes three distinct locations: the Excavation site, the Nature site, and the Temple site.
Lost River DeltaTokyo DisneySea achieves a 70% recycling rate and uses wastewater purification systems to produce reclaimed water for park operations.
Behind the ScenesENEOS provides sponsorship for the DisneySea Transit Steamer Line, the boats that ferry guests between ports across the harbor.
Transit Steamer LineReady to set sail on the quiz?
Put your ports-of-call knowledge to the test with a free Theme Park Quiz trial — new questions on Tokyo DisneySea added regularly.