Disney Sea Pops?

[RedRoo]

SO with japan opening up again Australians are being asked to travel there.

I may be looking at taking the trip over because our dollar is 97c to the yen and well i gotta go to Tokyo Disney and Tokyo Disney Sea while im there and it made me think.

Why arnt there any Tokyo Disney/Sea pops?

There are plenty of Pop asia pops but none specifically for the Parks in japan right?

Off the top of my head if i could think of one i would have to say we could get
A Disney Sea tower of terror (if you havent seen it look it up!!! seriously looks amazing)

Could you think of any or maby a Universal Studios Japan pop?

[Chingy]

I don't know a whole lot about the overseas Disney properties (I'm in the US) but from watching some stuff on Disney+ about the attractions, Lord Mystic or his mischievous monkey from Mystic Manor could be cool as pops

[renardchua]

Fun fact: Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea are the only two Disney Parks that are not fully owned by Disney.

Some Japanese company owns it, and they are getting the license from Disney. Think it’s more of a Japanese business thing.

But there are a lot of fun attractions, most especially in DisneySea, that you can only see there.

[renardchua]

While For Universal Studios Japan - the Minions are pretty popular there.

[Tusken]

Fun fact: Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea are the only two Disney Parks that are not fully owned by Disney.

Some Japanese company owns it, and they are getting the license from Disney. Think it’s more of a Japanese business thing.

But there are a lot of fun attractions, most especially in DisneySea, that you can only see there.

This is really good to know and interesting. I thought Disney owed everything when it came to their parks. Makes you wonder how much the Japanese company had to pay to get Disney to agree.

[sassypops]

Fun fact: Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea are the only two Disney Parks that are not fully owned by Disney.

Some Japanese company owns it, and they are getting the license from Disney. Think it’s more of a Japanese business thing.

But there are a lot of fun attractions, most especially in DisneySea, that you can only see there.

Very interesting fact indeed, thanks for sharing this knowledge.

[Wiselordship]

Fun fact: Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea are the only two Disney Parks that are not fully owned by Disney.

Some Japanese company owns it, and they are getting the license from Disney. Think it’s more of a Japanese business thing.

But there are a lot of fun attractions, most especially in DisneySea, that you can only see there.

Yes very good factoid. And that is why they get the main designs but each one has its own changes to the attractions. And some of the fun stories on how they got their look and stories are interesting.

[Jalapenopete]

With d23 they showed up coming attractions that would have been a perfect pop opportunity to have pops to promote the upcoming rides