Will you get wet in DisneySea?

Some attractions designed so that guests are doused with water during the experience. Depending on the attraction, this could range from a small splash to having water dumped on you, and the experience may vary from ride to ride. Read the attraction details for more information.



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It's a theme park based around the Sea, but it's not a beach. There are some rides in which you might get splashed (ie Storm Rider), but casual clothing is fine. If it's a nice day, you'll dry off quickly. No need to bring swim wear.

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You do get wet, but it's not from water splashing into the log—you get wet because they deliberately spray you with water at the bottom of the drop. And it's not just a refreshing splash of water, you get ridiculously, ringing wet.

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There are two sides to the lagoon, which you board from a central boarding platform. During the summer, one side becomes a wet course while the other is the dry course. The wet course adds the possibility of getting soaked by hidden water jets along the ride while the dry course is jet-free.

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It's our favourite Disney park in the world. DisneySea rides are more adult-orientated than at its sister park Tokyo Disneyland, and there are many other attractions that are great to do without kids like have a cocktail in a 1920s lounge on a fancy cruise liner (yes, really!).

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For the classic Disney theme park experience, Disneyland is for you. DisneySea is the place to be for something different and geared more towards adults. Either way, you'll have a spellbinding time!

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There's only one DisneySea in the world, and many parkgoers claim it to be the best among Disney-themed parks! If you're wondering what sets it apart from its sibling, the easy answer is that it's a little more geared towards teens and adults as rides tend to be more thrilling, and there's booze served at some places!

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Don't be tempted to walk around barefoot – if any rides or areas do not allow water shoes, take them off only in those areas and then put water shoes right back on. Before going to the park, make sure everyone's feet are washed and cleaned.

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Everyone wants to be comfortable without sacrificing style, but when visiting a water park, you'll need to keep in mind that wearing a practical swimsuit should be the number one priority.

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The only thing you should be aware of is that the shoes (and your swimsuit) should have no exposed metal parts such as protruding zippers or rivets. Metal is not allowed on the slides to protect their surface. Wearing water shoes at the water parks is a very smart idea.

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You're going to get wet. The ride has hidden sprinklers that add water to make the splash more dramatic. Some people say they turn the sprinklers down during colder weather, but that won't keep you dry. You will get wetter if you sit in the front rows than if you sit in the back.

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For Splash, just take thin flip flops in a backpack, change shoes in line, put the sneaks and socks into a backpack, then change back after riding. If your entire group will each have their own backpack, perhaps one of you will have a lot less room than others and can dedicate that bag to store the shoes in.

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DisneySea can be tackled in one day but by far the best way to experience it is with two days. Definitely arrive early, around 30-45min before park opening so you can get the first FastPasses and get in line for popular attractions before they get too long.

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Tokyo DisneySea Tickets In order to make the most of your 1 day at Disney Sea, you want to make sure you purchase your tickets in advance before you arrive at the park. There are massive queues to enter the park in the morning and you don't want to have to queue any longer then necessary.

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DisneySea can be tackled in one day but by far the best way to experience it is with two days. Definitely arrive early, around 30-45min before park opening so you can get the first FastPasses and get in line for popular attractions before they get too long.

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What should I wear to a waterpark? It's best to wear a swimsuit or swim trunks to a waterpark. You can also wear a cover-up or shorts and a t-shirt over your swimsuit for added comfort.

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We've been to a few water parks, and some provide towels while others do not. And the ones that do often give you towels that are too small, and limit you to one per person. So, we always bring along a few beach towels. When the water fun is done, you'll want to get back into dry clothes.

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Unlike flip flops, you can wear your water shoes on the slides and other attractions. You'll also be happy you're wearing your water shoes when it's time for a trip to the bathroom. Bare feet and public restrooms DO NOT mix!

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Do they speak English at Tokyo Disneyland? Yes, they do speak English here. Cast members and park staff talk in English and other languages. However, do note that the English-speaking members aren't always available.

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Adjacent to Tokyo Disneyland is the younger but larger sibling Tokyo DisneySea (at 71.22 hectares), which opened in 2001. The park capitalises on its setting by the bay with a maritime theme.

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