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Just a 15 min. train ride from Tokyo Station! The kingdom of dreams and magic, beloved by all!
Known and loved as the “kingdom of dreams and magic”, this full-scale themepark is just a 15 min. train ride from Tokyo Station. The entire park is separated into 7 different themed areas. It starts with the sprawling world of dreams and fairies at Fantasyland, the early-20th century American townscape at the World Bazaar, the world of adventures that await you at Adventureland, a 19th century pioneer’s paradise at Westernland, a little world of tiny creatures at Critter Country, the home of Mickey and all of his Disney friends at Toontown, and a look into tomorrow at Tomorrowland.
For rides and attractions you’ll find park classics like Splash Mountain and It’s a Small World, not to mention some new spots that opened in 2020 including the Enchanted tale of Beauty and the Beast and The Happy Ride with Baymax. Dive into a world of endless magic and possibilities that get better everyday!
You won’t want to miss the parades and other entertainment! One special moment you’ll want to catch is “Tokyo Disneyland Electrical Parade Dream Lights”, ready to whisk you away into a dream world of music and lights.
The Tokyo Disneyland Symbol, Cinderella Castle ©Disney
Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast, newly opened in 2020. ©Disney
A heartwarming escape at the “The Happy Ride with Baymax” ©Disney
Crowd favorite, “Splash Mountain” ©Disney
Dive into the wonderful colors of “It’s a Small World” ©Disney
The “World Bazaar”, lit up in a magical display that makes it seem hover. ©Disney
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Where can I buy tickets for Tokyo Disneyland?
You can purchase them through the official Disney website or app.
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Can I bring food and drinks into Tokyo Disneyland?
You can bring in candy, gum, baby food, and children’s snacks. As for drinks, you can bring in bottled beverages and water bottles (excluding glass bottles, cans, and alcoholic beverages).
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When is Tokyo Disneyland least crowded?
Mid-January to mid-February after the winter holidays and mid-April after the spring holidays, as well as weekdays, tend to be less crowded.
Some reviews are AI-translated.
The rides aren’t necessarily super thrilling, but the immersion is seriously strong. Whether it’s the parades, the music, or all the little details, you can totally tell they really put care into running this place.
So many great photo spots too—pretty much every shot looks like a postcard. It’s a big win for couples or friends.
The nighttime parade hits way harder than the daytime one.
As the illuminated floats go by, the whole park turns colorful and dreamy.
Definitely something you’ll want to save as the highlight of your evening plans.
The staff here are so incredibly friendly and helpful—it honestly feels like they're working in a dream world.
The transitions between the parade floats are super smooth—there’s never a dull moment.
Tokyo Disneyland is absolutely magical 😭! The parades and attractions are fantastic. Both adults and kids have an amazing time—one day just isn't enough. It's like a real-life fairy tale world!
