Well, we'd rather grab another available fast pass which is located at Port Discovery area of Tokyo Disneysea. 

Say hello to Stormrider. This ride is actually something like simulation ride, whereby visitors can feel like they are riding a plane during a storm. Let's call it a virtual rollercoaster I guess. The queue is way faster with a fast pass. When I say faster, it means 45 minutes instead of 1.5 hours. #thestruggleisrealhere

After braving the storm, it's really time for us to unwind for a little bit. We explored the area of Port of Discovery. The Port of Discovery is like a port which comes as a part of Tomorrowland because the idea here is that you are at the marina of the future. Other than the Stormrider, there is another "way-milder" ride named Aquatopia. Since the queue seems to be milder too (approx 30 minutes), we ended up joining the queue.

Aquatopia lets visitors board the self-guided watercraft that travel between the rocks, fountains and whirlpools. Even though it's self-guided, you cannot force your way to go other than the assigned track for each watercraft. 

That's good enough I guess because otherwise, a lot of watercrafts will end up bumping into one another and get spoiled. You could spray on each other though when your watercraft happens to face others.

There are quite a number of performances near to the train station beside Port of Discovery. I guess, this will be a nice area to take a break after all those running chasing fast pass.