We finish up our Tokyo Disney run (for now) with a venture to the one port of call from which I have not yet posted a photo, Arabian Coast. It may seem counter-intuitive to place a desert themed area in a park that's ultimately aquatic themed, but if you say that it happens to be set next to a sea, or is perhaps some bizarre (bazaar?) desert oasis, then the theme could work. Besides, Arabian Coast is a beautiful exotic network of shops, stands, passageways, courtyards, and coastline that is a joy to explore. It's kind of like the "Adventureland" of the park (in concert with
Lost River Delta, I suppose). A faraway place full of excitement. And if the waterfront doesn't strike your fancy, the stroll through an Arabian town straight of out Aladdin--you'll feel like you've taken a magic carpet ride straight into Agrabah.
Yes, the Arabian Coast is absolutely lovely. Then again, this statement redundantly applies to pretty much everything at Tokyo Disney Sea!
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| A sailing ship floats moored in a lagoon on Arabian Coast, with Mount Prometheus in the background. |
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| There are streets and alleyways to be explored in Agrabah! |
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| The architecture is quite charming. |
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| And there are lush, verdant areas too! |
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