Tokyo Disney Resort is a totally integrated, entertainment destination that expands the
concept of a theme park to a theme resort. Tokyo Disney Resort is Japan's first "theme resort"
and encompasses a number of distinct facilities, each promising a unique brand of themed
entertainment. Guests visiting the Resort will enjoy a thrilling environment filled with high
quality amenities, hospitality and entertainment.
Before Tokyo Disney Resort, there was Tokyo Disneyland® Park, the first Disney Park to
be built outside the United States. Opening in 1983, Tokyo Disneyland brought the dreams and
magic of Disney family entertainment to Japan.
Just outside JR Maihama Station is Ikspiari, which opened on July 2000. Featuring nine
unique themed zones of shopping, dining and entertainment, including some 140 shops and
restaurants, Ikspiari is also the location of a state-of-the-art cinema complex with 16-screens.
Disney Ambassador® Hotel, the first Disney Hotel in Japan, is located adjacent to Ikspiari.
This elegantly designed resort hotel features 1930s American art deco design, and special Disney
themed amenities. Here guests will enjoy experiences unique to Disney Hotels such as Disney
Character Dining, where Disney characters greet them while they dine. And couples can make
their dreams come true with Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings.
Tokyo DisneySea® Park and the in-park Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta® opened
on September 2001. Tokyo DisneySea is inspired by the myths and legends of the sea.
Incorporating its seaside location, Tokyo DisneySea is comprised of seven, themed ports of call.
And located at the entrance to the Park is the Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta, which captures
the ambience of old-world Italy. "Mira costa" is Italian for “view of the coast,” and this luxury
hotel offers accommodations with impressive views of the Park’s major waterway and Tokyo
Bay.
The Disney Resort Line monorail system began operations on July 2001. The system
connects the various Resort facilities, providing guests with not only a convenient means of
transportation, but also a fun way of seeing all that is offered around the Resort.
A number of new facilities open in 2008, further adding to the appeal of the Resort.
Tokyo Disneyland® Hotel, the third Disney Hotel in Japan, opened in July. This new hotel
provides a memorable and dreamlike experience for guests who wish to be immersed in the world
of Disney during their entire stay at the Resort.
Cirque du Soleil® Theatre Tokyo, an exclusive theater for the world-famous entertainment
group, Cirque du Soleil, will also open in October 2008. Here, guests can experience the
amazing and fantastical performances given by these “artists of the imagination” that go beyond
the boundaries of a conventional “circus” group.
In addition to these facilities, the entire Maihama area – spanning 200 hectares with the
Tokyo Disney Resort Official Hotels located by the bay – provides guests with multiple ways of
enjoying their stay at this major resort destination.
Oriental Land Co., Ltd. was established in 1960 to develop large-scale leisure facilities to
contribute to the nation's culture and welfare. That original mission was accomplished with the
opening of Tokyo Disneyland Park. The success of that Park prompted the desire to present
bigger dreams and more excitement to as many guests as possible. With the evolution from
theme park to the Tokyo Disney Resort, Oriental Land will be able to do all that and more.
Tokyo Disney Resort will never be complete, as we continually look for ways to enhance
the Resort. We will continue to strive to provide as many dreams and wonder to as many guests
as possible
