Tokyo Disneyland is a major landmark in Japan’s tourism, attracting visitors of all ages throughout the year. For those planning to visit on their own without a tour, planning a trip to Tokyo Disneyland can be a bit overwhelming, especially when it comes to understanding the different ticket options and where to buy them. Today, I’ve got some great tips to share, ensuring that by the end of this guide, you’ll know exactly where and how to get your tickets!
How different between Tokyo Disneyland & Tokyo Disneysea?
What makes Tokyo Disneyland Resort special is that it has two theme parks: Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea. For those who have never been before, many often feel “confused” about the differences between the two parks and wonder which one is the better choice to visit.
The differences between Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea.
Tokyo Disneyland is decorated with a fantasy theme that evokes a sense of childhood nostalgia. In contrast, Tokyo DisneySea has a more mature atmosphere, with decor that reflects a seaside, adult-oriented vibe.
The rides at Tokyo Disneyland focus on family-friendly attractions that even young children can enjoy. Meanwhile, Tokyo DisneySea features more thrilling rides that are designed for those seeking more adventurous experiences.
Tokyo Disneyland’s rides are inspired by Disney animations and movies, while Tokyo DisneySea offers sea adventure-themed rides that align with the park’s nautical theme.
Tokyo Disneyland offers more parades and character shows compared to Tokyo DisneySea.
Tokyo DisneySea sells alcoholic beverages, while Tokyo Disneyland does not.
The “Duffy and Friends” franchise merchandise is only available at Tokyo DisneySea.
Tokyo DisneySea also has a newly opened area called “Fantasy Springs.”
How many types of tickets are there for Tokyo Disneyland?
Tickets for Tokyo Disneyland Resort are divided into two parks: Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea. Guests can choose to purchase tickets for one of the parks, but the tickets are not interchangeable. This means that if you buy a ticket for Tokyo Disneyland, you can only enter Tokyo Disneyland, not Tokyo DisneySea.
Similarly, if you purchase a ticket for Tokyo DisneySea, you cannot use it to enter Tokyo Disneyland. To visit both parks, you would need to buy separate tickets.
How much does it cost of the ticket for Tokyo Disneyland?
This refers to the 1-Day Passports for either Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea, valid for a full day from opening to closing. The prices are as follows:
- Adults (18 years and older): 7,900 yen – 10,900 yen (1,861 – 2,568 THB**)
- Teens (12-17 years old): 6,600 yen – 9,000 yen (1,555 – 2,120 THB**)
- Children (4-11 years old): 4,700 yen – 5,600 yen (1,117 – 1,319 THB**)
Prices may vary depending on the time of year and park events.
**Calculated using the exchange rate of 1 yen = 0.24 THB.
This refers to the 1-Day Passports for either Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea, valid for a full day from opening to closing, for persons with disabilities. The prices are as follows:
- Adults (18 years and older): 6,500 yen – 8,700 yen (1,532 – 2,050 THB**)
- Teens (12-17 years old): 5,300 yen – 7,200 yen (1,249 – 1,697 THB**)
- Children (4-11 years old): 3,800 yen – 4,400 yen (895 – 1,037 THB**)
Prices may vary depending on the time of year and park events.
**Calculated using the exchange rate of 1 yen = 0.24 THB.
This refers to the 1-Day Passports for either Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea, which allow entry from 3:00 PM onwards on weekends and Japanese public holidays. The prices are as follows:
- Adults (18 years and older): 6,500 yen – 8,700 yen (1,532 – 2,050 THB**)
- Teens (12-17 years old): 5,300 yen – 7,200 yen (1,249 – 1,697 THB**)
- Children (4-11 years old): 3,800 yen – 4,400 yen (895 – 1,037 THB**)
Prices may vary depending on the time of year and park events.
**Calculated using the exchange rate of 1 yen = 0.24 THB.
This refers to the 1-Day Passports for either Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea, which allow entry from 5:00 PM onwards on weekdays (not weekends) and excluding Japanese public holidays. The prices are as follows:
- Adults (18 years and older): 4,500 yen – 6,200 yen (1,060 – 1,461 THB**)
- Teens (12-17 years old): 4,500 yen – 6,200 yen (1,060 – 1,461 THB**)
- Children (4-11 years old): 4,500 yen – 6,200 yen (1,060 – 1,461 THB**)
Prices may vary depending on the time of year and park events.
**Calculated using the exchange rate of 1 yen = 0.24 THB.
This refers to the 1-Day Fantasy Springs Passport, available only for guests staying at the Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs Hotel. This pass allows unlimited access to the Fantasy Springs zone in Tokyo DisneySea, with the ability to enjoy the attractions there as many times as desired, without the need to reserve in advance, and includes special queue privileges.
The prices are as follows:
- Adults (18 years and older): 22,900 yen – 25,900 yen (5,398 – 6,105 THB**)
- Teens (12-17 years old): 21,600 yen – 24,000 yen (5,091 – 5,657 THB**)
- Children (4-11 years old): 19,700 yen – 20,600 yen (4,643 – 4,856 THB**)
Prices may vary depending on the time of year and park events.
**Calculated using the exchange rate of 1 yen = 0.24 THB.
(Prices may differ based on the time of year and park events.)
This refers to the 1-Day Fantasy Springs Passport, available only for guests staying at the Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs Hotel. With this pass, guests can enter and exit the Fantasy Springs zone in Tokyo DisneySea at any time, enjoy unlimited rides in that area, without needing to make advance reservations, and benefit from special queue privileges.
The prices are as follows:
- Adults (18 years and older): 21,500 yen – 23,700 yen (5,068 – 5,586 THB**)
- Teens (12-17 years old): 20,300 yen – 22,200 yen (4,785 – 5,186 THB**)
- Children (4-11 years old): 18,800 yen – 19,400 yen (4,431 – 4,573 THB**)
Prices may vary depending on the time of year and park events.
**Calculated using the exchange rate of 1 yen = 0.24 THB.
Where to buy Tokyo Disneyland tickets?
The question is… how to buy Tokyo Disneyland tickets?? The answer is, there are several ways to purchase them! When people visit Japan, they often want to go here, which is why there are many tour agents selling tickets to Tokyo Disneyland. However, the most popular and official ways to purchase tickets for Tokyo Disneyland Resort are through three main channels:
Buy Tokyo Disneyland tickets through Tokyo Disney Resort.
The easiest and most popular way to purchase tickets is directly through Tokyo Disney Resort. There are two options available: purchasing via the website or through the Tokyo Disney Resort App.
The purchasing process is very simple: Select the “Buy Tickets” menu > Choose either Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea > Select the date and time of your visit > Register your email > Verify your details > Make payment via credit card.
Advantages of buying directly through Tokyo Disneyland:
- If any issues arise during use, it’s easier to resolve since the tickets are issued directly by the park.
Limitations:
- It is more expensive compared to buying through agents.
Kkday : Tokyo Disneyland tickets
Kkday is another popular platform among tourists. The highlight of Kkday is that it often offers promotional codes and discounts during festivals and peak travel seasons, making it easy to use.
Advantages of purchasing Tokyo Disneyland tickets through Kkday:
- Prices are cheaper than purchasing through the official Tokyo Disney Resort website.
- There are many package options to choose from, such as tickets with activities, tickets with DPA (Disney Premier Access), and more. You can choose a travel plan according to the package you want.
- Promotional codes and discounts are frequently offered, allowing you to select the most suitable promotion.
- You can contact Kkday through their Facebook page for inquiries about promotions.
- Free cancellation up to 15 days before the usage date.
Limitations of purchasing through Kkday:
- All tickets purchased through Kkday must be scanned using the QR code in the Tokyo Disney Resort app for usage.
- The ticket’s validity is limited to 3 months after purchase.
- Promotions may vary depending on the period, so you’ll need to keep track of the available deals through Kkday.
- If issues arise during usage, contacting the Call Center can be a bit challenging, and it may take longer to resolve problems.
KLOOK: Tokyo Disneyland tickets
Klook is a leading travel agency offering tickets, car rentals, and activity bookings, making it another very convenient option for purchasing Tokyo Disneyland tickets.
Advantages of buying Tokyo Disneyland tickets through Klook:
- Prices are cheaper than purchasing through the official Tokyo Disneyland website.
- Frequent promotions, discount codes, and sales campaigns. Buying during a promotion can make the price even lower.
- Very easy to purchase with multiple platforms available, including Facebook page, website, and app.
- A wide variety of packages to choose from, with exclusive special prices for Klook customers.
Disadvantages of buying through Klook:
- Be sure to read carefully, as there are many options, and it’s easy to make the wrong choice if you’re not careful.
- All tickets purchased through Klook will require booking the park date through the official Tokyo Disneyland website.
- If there are issues with the ticket or other problems, contacting the Call Center can be more difficult since it’s purchased through a third-party agent, and you’ll need to wait to resolve the issue through them.
- Payments must be made via credit card or PayPal only.
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FAQ
In my opinion, I would recommend avoiding weekends and Japanese public holidays, as it gets especially crowded. You’ll have to wait much longer in queues for both rides and restaurants. It’s best to choose weekdays that don’t fall on public holidays.
The recommendation is the same as “When should you visit Tokyo Disneyland?” which is to avoid weekends and Japanese public holidays.
You can book tickets for Tokyo Disneyland up to 2 months in advance.
As a general recommendation, it’s advised to spend at least one day at Tokyo Disney Resort. If you want to visit both Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, it’s best to allocate one day for each park, making it a two-day visit.
However, if you’re not too focused on the rides and prefer a more relaxed experience, you could consider purchasing a half-day ticket or visiting during certain times of the day.
*** The number of days to spend at the resort is a very personal decision. People’s preferences vary greatly. Some can stay for a week, enjoying Disney, while others are satisfied with just 1-2 days. It really depends on personal preferences. Some visitors could even stay within Disneyland, dining and staying at affiliated hotels for a whole month!
Currently, all Disney parks around the world have discontinued the use of the FastPass system. Now, there are only two options available: the Tokyo Disney Resort 40th Anniversary Priority Pass and the Disney Premier Access.
You can read more about how to use these passes in the article I wrote specifically about this topic here > What is Disney Premier Access? Should You Buy It? What Can You Ride with It?
In the case where a child is under 3 years old, they can enter the park for free. However, if the child is 4 years old or older, they will need to purchase a park ticket.
You can purchase the DPA (Disney Premier Access) for Tokyo Disneyland directly through each park’s app, which is very convenient. Typically, when using the app, you can scan your ticket or reserve ride queues within the park, as the app is used to book and scan QR codes. Therefore, I recommend downloading this app onto your device in advance.
Yes, it is possible. I recommend scanning your ticket in advance as it makes booking rides and shows much more convenient. You can use your phone to make reservations directly. Once a booking is made on one device, other members can also download the app on their devices to check schedules for other rides and shows.
For guests staying at Tokyo Disney Resort hotels, there is a special privilege allowing them to purchase park tickets at any time. They don’t need to book tickets in advance and can still purchase them even if tickets from other channels are sold out for that day.
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