This is rather exciting news! New Fantasyland at Tokyo Disneyland will open on the 28th September.
The spectacular expansion will include The Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast, The Happy Ride with Baymax, and The Big Pop popcorn shop. The Fantasyland Forest, featuring the all-new Mickey’s Magical Music World show, will open at a later date.
The Oriental Land Company provided the following synopsis for The Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast last year:
“Guests step into the Beast’s castle located deep in the forest to experience the enchanted tale. In the first scene, the beautiful Belle encounters a prince who has been transformed into a beast by a powerful enchantress. Aboard enchanted cups that move and turn as if they are alive, guests travel through various scenes to experience the world of the film. There’s the banquet where they “dance” together with the dishes and cutlery to Lumiere’s singing; the snow-covered garden where they glide over the ice as Belle and the Beast find themselves growing closer. The castle is filled with magical moments and surprises, so guests will discover something new each time they visit. Will Belle and the Beast find love and thus break the spell before the last petal of the enchanted rose falls? Guests can look forward to the magical romance of The Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast.
The Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast is the E-ticket attraction of the Tokyo Disneyland expansion.
The Big Pop popcorn shop 
Minnie’s Style Studio
Admission to the land, and its facilities, will be limited due to the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. An all-new entry request system via the Tokyo Disney Resort app will be used for assigned time reservations for the new attractions and Minnie’s Style Studio greeting experience.
Additionally, entry to the new restaurants and shops will be limited to guests who have made advance reservations. System details will be revealed at a later date.
Stay tuned to Orlando Theme Park Zone for further content on the forthcoming land at the Tokyo Disney Resort park.
H/T WDWNT
