A Tour of the Teddy Roosevelt Lounge - Tokyo DisneySea

Take a short walk through the intricately detailed Teddy Roosevelt Lounge in Tokyo DisneySea's American Waterfront!
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[@HerrDeutschBlood]

If Roosevelt saw this restaurant I think he would be flattered

[@kbaccari88]

I've been to Roosevelt's house. He would say, "needs more animal trophies".

[@amytx1999]

Wouldn’t it be awesome if we had this at the America pavilion in Epcot. A true upscale restaurant like this would fit in perfect.

[@contessalouannec8064]

This Teddy Roosevelt Lounge should be in Disney World Florida.

[@josephm5353]

I can't wait to get back there, I've been there a few times in the past.

[@dricetea]

I wish this was in Orlando as well.

[@DerpyPossum]

So “back in the day” (1840s - 1930s), ocean liners such as this were the only way to cross the oceans, and therefore were extremely important. This led to the “Atlantic Supremacy Battle”, which was a time where countries were sorta competing and “one-up”ing one another by building larger and better ocean liners. They all had their ships; Germany had the Kaiser class and eventually the Imperator class, France had the SS France the SS Paris and the SS Île de France, and Britain had...pretty much everything else (the White Star Line and their Oceanic, Big Four & Olympic class, the Cunard Line and their Campania class, Lusitania class and Aquitania, etc.). But the United States wasn’t really much of a player on the Atlantic, and therefore didn’t really have any ships as big or luxurious as those (until the SS America & SS United States came along in the 40s and 50s).
So seeing a large, luxurious, 1920s liner such as this attributed to the United States is quite interesting.

[@DerpyPossum]

correction: i forgot about the USS Leviathan. :I

[@grunterscock]

That piano music is so Disney ...