Tokyo Disneyland

Prices start from $75 per person

Tokyo Disneyland, also known as TDL, is a world-famous theme park covering 47 hectares in Chiba Prefecture, just outside Tokyo. The main entrance is located near Maihama and Tokyo Disneyland stations. Opened on April 15, 1983, it was the very first Disney park built outside the United States.

Together with its sister park, Tokyo DisneySea, it offers a unique experience that blends Disney magic with Japanese culture, attracting millions of visitors every year. These are also the only Disney parks in the world not owned or operated by The Walt Disney Company. With its unforgettable attractions, shows, and magical atmosphere, Tokyo Disneyland is a must-visit destination for families and Disney fans of all ages.

Themed Lands

The park features seven themed areas:

• World Bazaar
• Adventureland
• Westernland
• Fantasyland
• Tomorrowland
• Critter Country
• Toontown

Many areas are modeled after the original Disneyland in California, bringing beloved Disney stories and characters to life. Highlights include Peter Pan’s Flight, Snow White’s Adventures, and Dumbo the Flying Elephant.

In 2022, Tokyo Disneyland welcomed 12 million visitors, ranking as the 4th most visited theme park in the world and the 2nd in Asia. Its popularity shows the timeless appeal of Disney, creating magical memories for guests from all over the world.

Highlights of Each Land

World Bazaar
The park’s main gateway and shopping hub, designed to resemble early 20th-century America. Its two intersecting streets, Main Street and Center Street, lead toward Cinderella Castle, Adventureland, and Tomorrowland. The entire area is covered by a glass canopy, so guests can shop and stroll comfortably in any weather.

Adventureland
Divided into two sections: a New Orleans-inspired district and a jungle-themed area. The design blends elements of New Orleans Square and classic Disney adventure rides.

Westernland
Step into the American Wild West! Highlights include Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Mark Twain Riverboat, Tom Sawyer Island, and animatronic wildlife along the Rivers of America.

Critter Country
A small but beloved area, home to Splash Mountain, a thrilling log ride inspired by Disney’s 1946 film Song of the South.

Fantasyland
The heart of the park, with Cinderella Castle at its center. Guests can enjoy storybook rides based on Snow White, Peter Pan, and Pinocchio. In September 2020, the brand-new Beauty and the Beast area opened, featuring Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast, Maurice’s Cottage, Gaston’s Fountain, and Belle’s Village with themed shops and restaurants.

Toontown
Mickey’s colorful cartoon town, inspired by Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Attractions include Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin and Minnie’s Style Studio, where visitors can take photos with Minnie in seasonal outfits.

Tomorrowland
Showcasing futuristic fantasy rather than realistic science, Tomorrowland features classics like Space Mountain, Star Tours: The Adventures Continue, and Buzz Lightyear’s Astro Blasters. In 2020, the park introduced The Happy Ride with Baymax (inspired by Big Hero 6) and The Big Pop, a popcorn shop with a cosmic theme.

Dining FAQs

Are there Japanese food options?
Yes, traditional Japanese dishes are served at Hokusai (Tokyo Disneyland) and Restaurant Sakura (Tokyo DisneySea).

Is there a time limit in restaurants?
Some restaurants do have time limits for dining.

What is Priority Seating?
Priority Seating allows you to arrive at a reserved time and be seated as soon as a table is available. Please arrive with your full party on time, or your reservation may be canceled.

Can restaurants accommodate food allergies?
Yes. Please inform the staff of any allergies or dietary needs upon arrival.

Are meal vouchers available?
Yes - worth 100, 500, or 1,000 yen. Valid for 3 months, non-refundable, and accepted at most restaurants in Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea.

Guest Services

• First Aid Center
• Guest Parking
• Stroller & Wheelchair Rentals
• Coin Lockers
• Designated Smoking Areas
• Tokyo Disney Resort Welcome Center
• Baggage Delivery Service

Shopping

All merchandise sold inside the parks is tax-free. Guests are encouraged to bring reusable shopping bags, or purchase park bags for 20 yen each (sizes M & L). Limited-edition event merchandise is only available during event periods and may sell out.

Prohibited Items

• Dangerous objects (including replicas)
• Drones and remote-controlled devices
• Glass containers, cans, alcohol
• Outside food (except for special dietary needs)
• Suitcases, large carts, wheeled carriers
• Pets (except assistance dogs)
• Oversized strollers
• Any items that may disturb other guests

Guests carrying restricted items may use outside lockers or picnic areas. Small snacks, water bottles, candy, and baby food are allowed inside.

Tips for Visiting Tokyo Disneyland

1. Check the schedule – Opening hours, ride maintenance, and closures are posted about 3 months in advance.
2. Buy tickets in advance – Fixed-date tickets are available via the official website or app about 2 months prior. Tickets are not sold at the gate. Disney hotel guests can also purchase through their hotel.
3. Reserve early – Use Priority Seating for select restaurants. Reservations open 1 month in advance.
4. Prepare before your visit – Download the official Tokyo Disney Resort App and create a MyDisney account for ride reservations, dining, and updates.
5. Enjoy flexibility inside the park – Use the app to tailor your visit, make reservations, and reduce wait times.

Hotel FAQs

Is there concierge service?
No, Disney hotels in Tokyo do not offer concierge.

Are kids’ menus available?
Yes, at most Disney hotel restaurants (except Toy Story Hotel and Celebration Hotel).

Are strollers available at hotels?
No, stroller rentals are only available inside the parks.

Are ATMs available in hotels?
No, there are no ATMs in Disney hotels.

Is there a dress code at hotel restaurants?
No, there is no dress code.

Are baby cribs provided?
Yes, cribs can be rented for children up to 18 months. Availability is limited, so request early.

Do Disney hotels offer childcare services?
Yes, at Disney Ambassador Hotel, Tokyo Disneyland Hotel, and Hotel MiraCosta (for an additional fee). Reservations are required. Celebration Hotel does not provide childcare.

Can non-guests visit Toy Story Hotel?
No. Access to Toy Story Hotel, including its restaurants and shops, is limited to registered guests only.