A new adventure awaits for us as this roller coaster attraction takes everyone on a high-speed ride through the ruins of an ancient ceremonial site.
Look at the "raging" fire behind us!
The spine-tingling 360-degree loop, the key selling point of this ride.
Post-ride feelings: The ride was smooth, nothing scary. I was able open my eyes throughout the ride to take in the scenery without feeling nervous. The 360-degree loop? Small case, you don't even feel anything at all.
We followed the footsteps of Dr Indiana Jones in a harrowing, life-or-death quest for the legendary Fountain of Youth om a high speed adventure aboard modified military transport vehicles.
Another of my "flings" in Disneysea.
As we walked on, we saw hand-painted Disney characters on the floor! Everyone was surprised to see it & were rushing to take pictures before the water dries up.
Mrs Incredible came along & being a huge Pixar fan, I just had to take pictures with her!
"Hey you! *flexing his muscles* Why you never take pictures with me?" yells Mr Incredible.
My hero :)
Hurricane Point Lighthouse, located at American Waterfront, where you will experience both a New York enlivened by new immigrants and the heartwarming New England fishing village of Cape Cod.
S.S Columbia from a distant. S.S Columbia is the newest and finest ocean liner to depart from early 20th century New York.
Another picture point with Mickey the Sailor :)
As it was the Xmas season, you will get to have a meet & greet & picture-taking with Santa and Duffy. Created originally for the Walt Disney Resort as "The Disney Bear", he's now known as Duffy at the Tokyo Resort. Duffy is a bear of magic and great luck, spreading happiness and smiles throughout Tokyo Disneysea. Duffy has evolved into sort of a cultural phenomenon there, almost as famous as Mickey himself!
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