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Land Designer Manufacturer Attraction type Theme Control System Propulsion method Soft opening date Opening date Closing date Hosted by Music Vehicle capacity Cars per vehicle Guests per car Ride duration Length Total height Track height Maximum speed Height requirements Site area Number of lifts Audio-Animatronics Sponsored by Replaced Replaced by [Source] Port Discovery is a "port of call" (themed land) at Tokyo DisneySea in Japan. It is hailed as "the marina of the future". It is sometimes called the "Tomorrowland" of Tokyo DisneySea and is somewhat of a cross between the never-built Discovery Bay concept for Disneyland and Discoveryland in Disneyland Park (Paris). Home to the fictional 'Center for Weather Control', Port Discovery is home to three attractions: StormRider, a large-scale

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Land Designer Manufacturer Attraction type Theme Control System Propulsion method Soft opening date Opening date Closing date Hosted by Music Vehicle capacity Cars per vehicle Guests per car Ride duration Length Total height Track height Maximum speed Height requirements Site area Number of lifts Audio-Animatronics Sponsored by Replaced Replaced by [Source] Port Discovery is a "port of call" (themed land) at Tokyo DisneySea in Japan. It is hailed as "the marina of the future". It is sometimes called the "Tomorrowland" of Tokyo DisneySea and is somewhat of a cross between the never-built Discovery Bay concept for Disneyland and Discoveryland in Disneyland Park (Paris). Home to the fictional 'Center for Weather Control', Port Discovery is home to three attractions: StormRider, a large-scale simulator ride; Aquatopia, a boat ride that uses LPS tracking (the 'trackless' technology also used in Tokyo Disneyland's Pooh's Hunny Hunt) to move and spin through a lagoon amid waterfalls and whirlpools, and the DisneySea Electric Railway, an overhead electric 'trolley' that transports riders to and from the American Waterfront.

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