Tokyo Disneyland

Constructed in 1982, Tokyo Disney Resort is one of the most unmissable attractions in the capital city, consisting of Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea. Covering an area of 115 acres, Tokyo Disneyland boasts the No. 1 amusement park in the whole Asia and it keeps expanding year by year. The sprawling park is located in Maihama, only 15 minutes’ metro ride from Tokyo Station, so it is easy for visitors to reach from the urban area.

Following the design of the classic American Disney theme park structure, Tokyo Disneyland is composed of 7 themed parts, featuring over 35 fun entertainments, excellent performances and interesting parades, as well as various seasonal decorations and celebrations. Compared to other Disney parks, Tokyo Disneyland focuses more on the thematic scenes and dreamy atmosphere, which makes you indulge in the magic world of the Disney films. Without too much exciting entertainment, it is very friendly for families with kids and romantic couples. Read on to explore the highlights of the fantastic theme park.

7 Themed Areas

World Bazaar

The bustling bazaar is characterized by various Victorian style buildings from the early 20th century and the streets are lined with interesting stores and fancy restaurants. Apart from that, Penny Arcade collects a lot of old-style game machines like pinball machines and coin-operated game machines, and a small amount of money can make you experience the old games from the old days. Visitors can also witness many delicate original works, models, drawings, and engravings by Disney artists in the Disney Gallery. At last, don’t miss popping on the old-fashioned double-decker bus to sightsee around the plaza and have a glimpse of other fantastic themed areas.

Adventureland

Located on the left side, the Adventureland has a strong style of Central and South American. It is adventurous enough to follow the steps of Captain Jack Sparrow and take a boat into the pirate adventure world, let alone take a cruise to explore mysterious jungles full of wildlife. Another big surprise awaits you in the area is 19 meters (62 ft.) high large tree with a unique tree house on the top, home of the Robinson Family. Someone who loves mischievous Stitch don’t miss the excellent live performance in the Tiki Room.

Westernland

This area is equal to the Frontierland of other Disney parks, bringing you back to America's Old West. Here a luxurious Mark Twain Riverboat sails through the American Rivers and visitors can enjoy a leisure time and view the amazing natural visas on the banks. Big Thunder Mountain is another place to reappear the big gold rush of the old days. However, today people can enjoy a thrilling experience on the mine trains with sudden falls and rises and brown mountain slopes whizzing past. Taking a log raft and exploring the Tom Sawyer Island on the Rivers of America is another must-do in the Westernland.

Critter Country

Critter Country only has two projects: Splash Mountain and Beaver Brother Explorer Canoes. Splash Mountain is one of the most popular entertainments in Tokyo Disneyland. Here offers a log boat taking you through the wetlands of the southern United States, and you will see many cute animals along the way. The fun adventure will end with a thrilling 45-degree ride down the 16-meter-high (52 ft.) waterfall. As for Beaver Brother Explorer Canoes, travelers can happily paddle with others on a canoe on the Rivers of America.

Fantasyland

This is the most dreamy part of the whole park, covering about 12 attractions like Alice’s Tea Party, Cinderella's Fairy Tale Hall, Snow White’s Adventures, Dumbo the Flying Elephant, Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast, Peter Pan's Flight, and Pooh's Hunny Hunt. A lot of familiar animated figures are waiting for you and many story-based scenic rides are worth a try, offering a chance to relive the fairy tale in a fresh light. By the way, the iconic Cinderella's Castle at the center of the park belongs to this themed area.

Toontown

There is no doubt that Toontown would be the favorite themed land for children and big fans of Mickey! Welcome to the colorful and lively animated metropolis where you can see Mickey’s House and beautiful Minnie's Houses with a pretty purple roof. In the neighborhood of Mickey and his friends, it is also possible to meet Pluto, Donald, and Chip ‘n’ Dale. Here also provide some small roller coasters, not thrilling but interesting enough.

Tomorrowland

Compared to other themed lands, Tomorrowland has fewer attractions but it does attract more visitors for its cool stage sets and thrilling rides. Themed with the outer space and future technologies, it features Space Mountain, Buzz Lightyear's Astro Blasters, Monsters, Inc. Ride & Go Seek, and Star Tours: The Adventures Continue. The Space Mountain brings an exciting journey through the galaxy. A high speed rocket ride in the dark house under mysterious lights adds more fun to your Disney trip. You will also experience an adventurous journey in Star Wars in 3D with several varieties of scenarios for your choice. Board on Starspeeder 1000, and you will have a turbulent excursion trip along with various familiar characters, just like being in the film scenes.

Parade Schedules

Parades	Features	Schedules	Duration
Disney Harmony in Color	Mickey and his Disney friends, and full of colorful flower pedals and dreams	13:00	About 45 minutes
Spooky “Boo” Parade	Halloween Ghosts with Mickey and his friends	15:40	About 45 minutes
Tokyo Disneyland Electrical Parade Dreamlights	Gorgeous night show with lights and music	19:15	About 45 minutes
Sky Full of Colors	Brilliant and colorful fireworks show	20:30	About 5 minutes

• Note: The above parades and schedule are only for reference as they are subject to change on various dates.

Events & Celebrations

New Year's Special Event - From January 1 to 8
Disney Halloween - From September 15 to October 31
Christmas at Tokyo Disney Resort - From November 8 to December 25

• Note: The dates of celebrations can vary a little every year.

How to Get to Tokyo Disneyland

From Tokyo Urban Area

Take the Japan Railway Keiyo Line / Musashino Line to Maihama Station, which is only 15 minutes ride from Tokyo Station. Get out of the South Exit and walk around 10 minutes to the park. Boarding the Disney Resort Line to reach is also available (260 yen / adult).

From Shinjuku

The easiest way is to take a direct bus from Shinjuku Express Bus Terminal and it takes 40-50 minutes to get to the theme park. It is also available to take the Chuo Line to Tokyo Station first and then transfer to Keiyo Line to Maihama Station.

From Haneda Airport

The easiest way is to take the Airport Limousine Bus from the airport to Tokyo Disneyland, which costs 1,000 yen for a single journey and takes about 40 minutes.

From Narita Airport

Direct bus service is also available between Narita Airport and Tokyo Disneyland. It takes about 80 minutes by Airport Limousine Bus and the ticket fare is 1,900 yen for a single trip.

Opening Hours

09:00-21:00

Ticket Prices

	Adult (ages 18 & over)	Child & Junior (ages 4 -17)
One-day Passport (for one day)	7,900 yen - 10,900 yen	4,700 yen - 9,000 yen
Early Evening Passport (after 15:00)	6,500 yen - 8,700 yen	3,800 yen - 7,200 yen
Weeknight Passport (after 17:00 on weekdays, excluding holidays)	4,500 yen - 6,200 yen	4,500 yen - 6,200 yen
One-day Passport for Disabilities	6,500 yen - 8,700 yen	3,800 yen - 7,200 yen

• Note:
1. Ticket prices are subject to change on different dates. Generally, ticket prices on weekends and public holidays will be a little higher than on weekdays.
2. 2-Day Passport or Senior Passport are not available now. Pay close attention to the official website for the newest update.
3. Children ages 3 and under are free to enter the park.

Travel Tips

1. Book tickets online in advance to save queuing time at ticket counters.
2. Download the official App of Tokyo Disney Resort for nearly everything, like viewing the park map, checking queuing times, booking Premier Access, and making dining reservations.
3. Try to avoid Japanese public holidays and vacations to visit.
4. Arrive at least 1 hour before the park opens to avoid super long queues.
5. Food and drinks are not allowed to be taken in.
6. Selfie sticks, tripods, and drones are not allowed to be taken in.
7. Don’t wear clothes or costumes that make you mistaken for a character, actor or staff in the park.
8. Storage lockers are available around the main entrance, which cost 800 yen for Super-Extra Large and Extra Large; 600 yen for Large; 500 yen for Medium, and 400 yen for Small.