In this Album :
Mermaid Lagoon, Arabian Coast and back to Hotel

Mermaid Lagoon has 2 areas, an outdoor area and an indoor, "Underwater Kingdom" area that is home to the Little Mermaid and her pals...

Whereas Arabian Coast recreates the exotic enchanted world from 1001 Arabian Nights...

To conclude, we felt that Disneyland is geared more towards kids (and the kid in us of course), whereas DisneySea is geared towards a more mature audience... But personally, we preferred Disneyland... :)

Location: Japan - Tokyo

The exterior of the Mermaid Lagoon is absolutely stunning...

The outdoor area of Mermaid Lagoon...

Jap girls with their very short school skirts?!

The exterior of Mermaid Lagoon looks like Ariel’s underwater kingdom.
Spiralling towers, in a rainbow of colours, reach to the sky…

Seashells abound and interesting rock formations weave their way from grotto to tide pool...

Mermaid Lagoon is entirely inspired by the movie, The Little Mermaid...

Sea Salt Popcorn? Should taste like salted popcorns...

This is the indoor portion "Underwater Kingdom" area that is home to the Little Mermaid...
Behind me is Triton being pulled in his carriage by two dolphins...

Enter Triton’s Kingdom...

Dark blue walls, purple floors, and green vegetation, combined with
numerous lighting effects create a fanciful feeling of being beneath the sea...

The attractions here are intended for the young...
Most attractions here are adaptations of basic go-around-in-a-circle carnival rides...

Jumpin' Jellyfish ride...

Mermaid Lagoon Theater was closed during our visit... Disappointing...

Blowfish Balloon Race...

Ariel’s Playground - A place for children (and their parents) to explore
a number of vignettes from Disney’s animated film The Little Mermaid...

Sebastian’s Calypso Kitchen. This is a counter service restaurant specializing in pizzas...

Vance and Sebastian!

Looks yummy!

One of the cutest shops in Disneysea, the Sleepy Whale Shoppe...