Tokyo Disneyland Tickets: ¥9,900 to ¥12,400, Cheapest Dates
On 8 October 2026 we read the official ticket calendar for every date on sale, from 9 October to 8 December 2026. We checked both parks, every ticket type and every age group. The prices in this guide come from that check, in yen with tax included.
The Tokyo Disney Resort official park tickets page lists only a “from” price for each ticket. That number is the lowest price in the whole sales period, so on most dates you pay more. The sections below show what you pay on the date you pick.
Tokyo Disneyland ticket price by date: the five levels
Each date has one adult 1-Day Passport price, and that price sets every other ticket for the day. The official calendar prints the adult price under each date. It uses five levels: ¥8,900, ¥9,900, ¥10,900, ¥11,900 and ¥12,400.
| Adult 1-Day | Junior 1-Day | Child 1-Day | After 3 adult |
|---|---|---|---|
| ¥8,900 | ¥7,400 | ¥5,300 | — |
| ¥9,900 | ¥8,200 | ¥5,600 | ¥7,900 |
| ¥10,900 | ¥9,000 | ¥5,600 | ¥8,700 |
| ¥11,900 | ¥9,800 | ¥5,900 | ¥9,500 |
| ¥12,400 | ¥10,200 | ¥5,900 | ¥9,900 |
The table shows what a junior, a child and an After 3 adult pay at each level. On a ¥10,900 date, a junior (12 to 17) pays ¥9,000 and a child (4 to 11) pays ¥5,600. On a ¥12,400 date, the same tickets cost ¥10,200 and ¥5,900.
The weekday evening ticket follows the same pattern. The After 5 Passport costs an adult ¥6,000 on a ¥9,900 date and ¥6,600 on a ¥10,900 date. A junior pays ¥5,200 or ¥5,700, and a child pays ¥3,800 on both.
The official page explains the rule in one line: “Ticket prices are based on variable pricing.” Prices can change by day of the week or time of year. They can also change without notice, so check the calendar again on the day you pay.
The photo shows Cinderella Castle at Tokyo Disneyland. Both parks sold every date at the same price in our check, so the castle and the harbor at DisneySea cost the same to see. Across the 61 dates on sale, a junior 1-Day Passport ran from ¥8,200 to ¥10,200. A child ticket ran from ¥5,600 to ¥5,900.
The gap is largest for adults and juniors. An adult pays ¥2,500 more on a ¥12,400 date than on a ¥9,900 date. A child pays ¥5,600 or ¥5,900 on every date, and children aged 3 and under get in free.
Cheapest and most expensive days
Weekdays are cheaper than weekends, and Saturdays cost the most. Most dates on sale sit in the middle level of ¥10,900.
| Item | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| ¥9,900 | 5 dates | 2 to 6 November |
| ¥10,900 | 41 dates | |
| ¥11,900 | 6 dates | |
| ¥12,400 | 9 dates | Mostly Saturdays |
The chart counts the 61 dates on sale by adult price. ¥10,900 covers 41 dates. ¥12,400 covers 9 dates, ¥11,900 covers 6 and ¥9,900 covers only 5.
The cheapest dates on sale are 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 November 2026, Monday to Friday, at ¥9,900. That week includes Culture Day on 3 November, a public holiday. Check our guide to public holidays in November before you book that week.
The most expensive price, ¥12,400, falls on nine dates. They are 11, 17, 24 and 31 October, then 14, 21, 22 and 28 November, then 5 December. Most of them are Saturdays. Two Sundays, 11 October and 22 November, also reach ¥12,400.
| Item | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 10,789 yen | |
| Tuesday | 10,789 yen | |
| Wednesday | 10,775 yen | |
| Thursday | 10,775 yen | |
| Friday | 10,789 yen | |
| Saturday | 12,178 yen | Highest |
| Sunday | 11,789 yen |
The chart shows the average adult price for each day of the week. Monday, Tuesday and Friday average ¥10,789. Wednesday and Thursday average ¥10,775. Sunday averages ¥11,789, and Saturday averages ¥12,178.
Public holidays on a weekday did not push prices up in this period. Their average was ¥10,567, lower than the ¥10,800 average for ordinary weekdays. Sports Day on 12 October cost ¥10,900, the same as the weekdays after it. Our calendar of public holidays in 2026 lists every date.
By month, October averages ¥11,291 over 23 dates on sale. November averages ¥11,000 over 30 dates. December has 8 dates on sale, up to 8 December, and they average ¥11,212.
Prices already shown for January and February 2027
The calendar also prints adult prices for dates that are not on sale yet, up to 12 February 2027. The lowest price anywhere in it is ¥8,900, on 6, 7 and 8 January 2027. January runs from ¥8,900 to ¥11,900, and February from ¥9,900 to ¥10,900. The rest of December runs from ¥10,900 to ¥12,400. See our New Year holiday guide for the busy days around 1 January.
The top two levels are new. Oriental Land, which runs the parks, said in its results presentation of 30 July 2026 that it would add higher-priced tickets from 10 October 2026. The calendar shows the jump: ¥10,900 on 9 October, ¥11,900 on 10 October and ¥12,400 on 11 October.
Ticket types and age groups
You can buy four kinds of ticket now. Each one is for one park on one date.
- 1-Day Passport: from opening time, on any day. Adults pay ¥9,900 to ¥12,400 on the dates on sale.
- After 3 Passport: from 3:00 p.m. on weekends and holidays. Adults pay ¥7,900 to ¥9,900, on the 21 such dates on sale.
- After 5 Passport: from 5:00 p.m. on weekdays, not holidays. Adults pay ¥6,000 to ¥6,600, on 39 dates on sale.
- 1-Day Passport for Guests with Disabilities: for a holder of a disability certificate and one companion. Adults pay ¥7,900 to ¥9,900.
The chart above matches each ticket to the time you arrive. If you land in the afternoon on a Saturday, the After 3 Passport saves you ¥2,500 on a ¥12,400 date. On a weekday evening, the After 5 Passport costs a little over half the day price.
On the Japanese site, the weekday ticket is アフター5パスポート（平日限定） (afutā faibu pasupōto, heijitsu gentei). It means “After 5 Passport, weekdays only”. The Japanese page also says the After 3 ticket counts Saturdays and public holidays as holidays.
Age groups
Adults are 18 and over, juniors are 12 to 17 and children are 4 to 11. Children aged 3 and under get in free. Your age on the day you enter decides the price, not your age when you buy.
A junior or a child can use an adult ticket. An adult or a junior cannot use a child ticket. If a child turns 12 before the visit, buy a junior ticket.
Tickets you cannot buy
There is no senior ticket, so older visitors buy an adult ticket. Annual Passports are not on sale, with no plan to bring them back for now. You cannot buy an open ticket without a date either.
Some tickets ended on 14 September 2026. These are the Early Evening Passport, the Weeknight Passport and the two summer evening passports. They stopped working on 15 September 2026, even inside their validity period. If you hold an unused one bought from 1 May to 14 September 2026, you can cancel it for a refund. That window runs from the afternoon of 4 November to 14 December 2026.
Tokyo DisneySea tickets: same price, one park a day
Tokyo DisneySea tickets cost the same as Tokyo Disneyland tickets on every date we checked. We found no date where the two parks differed, for any ticket type or age group.
The photo shows Mediterranean Harbor at Tokyo DisneySea, with Mount Prometheus behind it. To stand there you need a DisneySea ticket for that date. A Tokyo Disneyland ticket will not get you in.
You pick the park when you buy, and you cannot change it later. You can change the date, but not the park. Plan which park goes on which day before you pay.
No regular ticket covers both parks in one day. To visit both, buy a ticket for each park. A limited 1-Day Park Hopper Passport went on sale on 1 May 2026. It was valid only from 1 July to 14 September 2026, and it is over.
What the ticket includes
Your ticket covers attractions, shows, parades and Disney character greetings. You do not pay again for a ride. A few games and Disney Premier Access cost extra.
Disney Premier Access lets you book a set time for some rides and shows, and you pay for each one. The Tokyo Disney Resort Disney Premier Access page lists rides at Tokyo Disneyland from 1,000 yen to 2,500 yen per access. A set viewing spot for some parades and shows costs 2,500 yen or 3,500 yen. You buy them in the app after you enter, and each park ticket can buy one at a time.
How to buy Tokyo Disneyland tickets online
You buy park tickets on the official website or the Tokyo Disney Resort App. Ticket booths at the parks are closed, and the parks do not sell tickets.
The four steps above are the whole process. First, create a MyDisney Account. The Tokyo Disney Resort how to purchase park tickets online page has the sign-up link. You need the same account to log in to the app.
Next, pick the date, the park and the ticket type. Pay with a credit card, PayPay or Alipay. You can buy up to 10 tickets at a time. Different ticket types need separate purchases, but you can make as many purchases as you need.
When tickets go on sale
Sales open every day at 2:00 p.m. Japan time for the same date two months later. On 9 October at 14:00, for example, the parks open sales for 9 December. If that date does not exist in the later month, sales open at 2:00 p.m. on the first day of the next month.
If tickets are still left, you can buy them online or in the app on the day of your visit.
Showing your ticket at the gate
You cannot print an online ticket at home, and it is not posted to you. The Tokyo Disney Resort official app page covers buying and showing tickets in the app. The ticket code appears in the app from 12:00 midnight on the day of your visit. Without the app, use the code in the email you got after paying.
At the entrance, scan the code on the reader. The Tokyo Disney Resort using your park tickets page asks you to scan the tickets of everyone entering with you at the same time. If one person is missing, staff may send your group to the back of the line.
You can leave and come back on the same day. Tell a cast member as you exit, and keep your ticket for re-entry.
Other places that sell tickets
Guests at a Disney hotel can buy tickets at the hotel. Some travel agencies and convenience stores also sell them. A convenience store ticket is a fixed-date reservation voucher, and you do not need to swap it at the park.
Do not buy from resellers. Park tickets cannot pass to another person, as a gift or for money, and resold tickets become invalid. Sharing tickets with your own group in the app is fine.
Changing dates, refunds and sold-out days
You cannot get your money back, but you can move your ticket to another date. This works only for tickets bought on the official website, and only within the ticket’s validity period.
The chart lists the four things the rules do not allow, and the one thing they do. Changing the date or the age group costs no fee. You can change more than once, even after the original date has passed.
Each change is a new payment. You pay the full price of the new ticket, and the old ticket is refunded in full. If you move from a ¥10,900 date to a ¥12,400 date, you end up paying ¥12,400.
You cannot change the ticket type, the park or the expiry date. You also cannot move to a date that has sold out.
No refunds for rain or natural disasters
The parks do not cancel or refund tickets for personal reasons. They also do not refund for bad weather or natural disasters. If the parks close or shorten hours because of a blackout or a natural disaster, they pay no compensation.
Sold-out dates
Each ticket type has a daily limit. When it is reached, sales stop for that date. Tickets can come back without notice, because other visitors change their dates and free up places.
When we checked on 8 October 2026, no regular ticket had sold out on any date. The ticket for guests with disabilities showed “few left” on every date on sale.
The parks sell only as many dated tickets as they can let in. For that reason, a valid ticket gets you through the gate on a crowded day.
Getting there and planning your dates
The station for the parks is JR Maihama Station. From Haneda and Narita, a direct bus stops at Tokyo Disneyland, Tokyo DisneySea and the resort hotels.
The photo shows Maihama Station, the end of the train route. From Haneda Airport, the Airport Limousine bus takes 40 minutes and costs 1,300 yen. It leaves from Terminal 3 stop 5, with 17 departures a day. The first bus is at 07:35 and the last at 18:50.
By train from Haneda, the Keikyu Line and JR take 59 minutes for 880 yen. You change twice to reach Maihama Station. Our Haneda Airport to Tokyo Disney Resort guide lists every bus stop. You can pay the train fare with a Suica card.
From Narita Airport, the Airport Limousine bus takes 56 minutes and costs 2,900 yen. It runs 22 times a day from Terminal 1. The first bus is at 08:00 and the last at 18:40. See our Narita Airport to Tokyo Disney Resort guide for the stops at each terminal.
Park hours and early closing
Most dates in the calendar run from 9:00 to 21:00. A few dates close early. Tokyo DisneySea closes at 18:30 on 27 November 2026, and Tokyo Disneyland closes at 18:30 on 4 December 2026. On 28 January 2027 both parks close at 19:00.
An early closing makes an evening ticket less useful. Check the hours for your date before you pick the After 5 Passport.
For weather and events in the months with the cheapest dates, read our guides to Japan in November and Japan in December.
What visitors in Japan say about tickets and price
In October 2026 we ran an online survey of people living in Japan who have been to Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea. 123 people answered; after removing answers that clearly contradicted themselves, 100 remained. The numbers below are shares of those respondents, not of all visitors. See the full survey results and how we asked.
69.0% (69 of 100) bought their ticket on the official website or app. 40.0% (40 of 100) bought it two weeks or more ahead, and 8.0% (8 of 100) have found the date they wanted sold out. Prices change by date: 20.0% (20 of 100) chose a cheaper day, while 47.0% (47 of 100) noticed the price but went on the day they could.
On price, 29.0% (29 of 100) said the ticket was worth what they paid and 61.0% (61 of 100) felt it was a little expensive or expensive. Asked the most they would pay for a 1-Day Passport for one adult, 76.0% (76 of 100) chose ¥9,999 or less. On our check of the official calendar, adult 1-Day Passports on sale cost ¥9,900 to ¥12,400.
FAQ
Can I buy Tokyo Disneyland tickets at the gate?
No. The ticket booths are closed, and the parks do not sell tickets. If tickets are still left, you can buy one online or in the app on the day, even outside the gate.
Is there one ticket for Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea on the same day?
No. You need a separate ticket for each park. The limited 1-Day Park Hopper Passport was valid from 1 July to 14 September 2026 and is over.
Can I get a refund on a Tokyo Disney ticket if it rains?
No. The parks do not refund tickets for bad weather or natural disasters. If you bought on the official website, you can move the ticket to another date for free within its validity period.
How far in advance do Tokyo Disneyland tickets go on sale?
Two months. Sales open every day at 2:00 p.m. Japan time for the same date two months later. Each ticket type has a daily limit, so buy as soon as your date opens.
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