Ugh, daylight savings time. I don’t know why springing forward one hour affects me the rest of the week afterwards. I’m finally getting back to normal after a week of lack of sleep. And now my spring allergies have caught up with me. BLAH.
BUT the new Justin Timberlake album was released yesterday! WOOT. I downloaded it right away and currently have it on repeat. My favorite song at the moment is “Pusher Love Girl.” It’s AWESOME!
So in my last entry I revisited the time we spent at Tokyo Disneyland — and now we’re going to Tokyo DisneySea!
Thursday, 11/15 & Friday, 11/16
WOW is all I can say. DisneySea is the most picturesque theme park! It’s a real treat for the eyes at every turn and it quickly catapulted itself to my second favorite Disney park (after the original Disneyland of course).
The iconic Aquasphere is the centerpiece of the entrance plaza. It was so exciting to be here!
The park has a nautical theme and consists of seven different lands or “ports of call.” There is so much to explore at each of them — we spent 1.5 days at the park and didn’t get to see and experience everything (good excuse to go back :)). I don’t know that my photos can truly show how amazing the park is but I’ll try! Let’s start with…
Mediterranean Harbor! This is the entrance land and resembles an Italian port city.
First view of Mount Prometheus (the park’s iconic volcano) as you enter.
We decided to head right to explore the park counterclockwise (and avoid the huge crowd headed in the other direction – I’ll explain later).
The view above is taken looking back at Mediterranean Harbor from across the water.
Walking to the right brought us to Mysterious Island, which is located within Mount Prometheus and features a Jules Verne theme.