A Full Day at Tokyo Disneyland (Is it worth a visit?)

Come with me to Tokyo Disneyland for the first time and see for yourself if it’s worth a visit.

This was the most spontaneous, unplanned Disney trip I’ve ever done! We had so much fun exploring all the different lands, food options, and souvenirs at Tokyo Disneyland. It was also cool to see the special Donald Duck takeover event, “Quacky City.”

10/10 recommend visiting both Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea if you’re able to!

I hope you enjoy this Japan travel vlog!

TOKYO DISNEYLAND OVERVIEW

Tokyo Disneyland opened in 1983. It was the first international Disney resort and the first Disney park in Asia. It features familiar lands similar to those of other Disneyland parks.

The Tokyo theme park is 115 acres big compared to Disneyland Park Anaheim, which is only 75 acres.

Disney does not own Tokyo Disneyland or its companion park, Disney Sea. The Oriental Land Company owns and operates Tokyo Disneyland and Disney licenses the intellectual property to them.

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO GO TO DISNEYLAND IN TOKYO?

Ticket prices for Disneyland in Tokyo are much more affordable than visiting Disneyland in Anaheim. When we went (in May 2024), ticket prices to Tokyo Disneyland were 7,900 yen per person.

HOW TO PURCHASE TOKYO DISNEYLAND TICKETS

You can purchase through the Tokyo Disney Resort official website or Tokyo Disney Resort App.

Guests staying at a Disney hotel or hotel affiliated with Tokyo Disney Resort may purchase tickets at their hotel. You are guaranteed entry with your Disney Hotel reservations.

You can also purchase your Tokyo Disneyland & DisneySea park tickets from Klook.

If you’re in Japan, you can try purchasing tickets from 7-11, LAWSON, Ministop, Family Mart convenience stores throughout Japan. Or through JTB travel agents in Japan.

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