Cast Member Costumes from Nautilus Gifts Repurposed Into Bags Available at Tokyo DisneySea

Tokyo DisneySea has repurposed old Cast Member costumes from Nautilus Gifts into three different types of bags now available for purchase.

Repurposed Cast Member costumes at Tokyo DisneySea

The two smaller shoulder bags are made out of the costume pants, while the larger tote bag is made from the jacket. They are in Nautilus Gifts, a gift shop in a converted submarine repair shop in the Mysterious Island area of the park, Captain Nemo’s secret submarine base, and home to Tokyo DisneySea’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea attraction

Tote Bag – ¥26,000 ($180)

The costume resembles a sailor’s uniform, so the bag is navy blue with a red stripe down the front and two rows of golden buttons. It includes a rosette embroidered with a golden Mickey head.

The interior lining is red and has a pocket.

The pocket has a Circulating Smiles label stating its made of Cast costumes. Other Circulating Smiles items are made of recycled plastic bottles and coffee grounds.

Shoulder Bag (Left) – ¥19,000 ($132)

There are two shoulders, one made out of the right pant leg and one made out of the left pant leg. They are also mainly navy blue, with red accents. There’s a pocket on the outside with an embroidered gold Mickey head.

The shoulder bags also have red zippers down their sides.

They include detachable straps with golden rings and clips.

the interior lining is red with the same Circulating Smiles tag.

The zipper unzips about halfway down the bag, creating more room to reach into it.

Shoulder Bag (Right) – ¥19,000 ($132)

The other shoulder bag is approximately the same design, just flipped.

A golden button is on the red pocket flap.

This bag does include another exterior pocket on the back.

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea at Tokyo DisneySea

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is a dark ride based on Jules Verne’s “Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea” and Disney’s 1954 film adaptation, “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.” You can see our full ride POV video from Tokyo DisneySea below: