You will not casually stroll into all three headliner rides in one visit. Fantasy Springs uses the same standby-plus-Disney Premier Access system as the rest of the park, and demand here routinely outruns everywhere else in DisneySea. Decide your priority ride before you arrive, not while you’re standing at the archway.
The three headliners are Anna and Elsa’s Frozen Journey, Rapunzel’s Lantern Festival, and Peter Pan’s Never Land Adventure. All three run standby and paid Disney Premier Access (bought in the Tokyo Disney Resort app after you enter the park). Pricing sits around ¥2,000 per person, per ride. Frozen has been higher in some periods. Confirm today’s price in the app.
Peter Pan is usually the hardest of the three to catch with a short wait. Standby regularly clears an hour and can go longer on busy days. If it’s your top priority, treat it that way from park open.
Guests staying at Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs Hotel get a concrete edge: a dedicated Fantasy Springs entrance that puts you into this port without the long walk from the main gate. Other Disney hotel Happy Entry benefits can get you into the park a few minutes early. Confirm current hotel perks for your stay dates, because they change.