teamLab Planets Tickets 2026: Prices by Entry Time and Day
japan-japan.com checked every date and every entry time on the official ticket sites on 7 October 2026. This guide puts teamLab Borderless and the museums in Kyoto, Osaka and Fukuoka on the same scale, so you can compare them directly.
How teamLab ticket prices work
Both Tokyo museums use dynamic pricing for adults. The adult price changes with the date and with the entry time you choose. Tickets for ages 13 to 17, children and the all-day passes keep one fixed price.
The price printed on each official page is a starting point. The teamLab Planets TOKYO official page lists adults from ¥3,800. The teamLab Borderless official page lists adults from ¥3,400. The teamLab Borderless official FAQ says both Tokyo museums start from ¥3,600. The Borderless ticket calendar uses colour bands that run from ¥3,400–¥4,600 up to ¥4,600–¥5,800.
Our check shows what was actually on sale. Across the 60 days, the lowest adult ticket at both museums was ¥3,800. The highest was ¥5,600, and the median was ¥5,200 at both.
The day of the week barely moves the price. At Planets, adults paid an average of ¥5,171 on weekdays and ¥5,174 on weekends and public holidays. At Borderless the two averages were ¥5,128 and ¥5,136.
Three habits lower the adult price. Enter from 18:00, when the Planets average fell to ¥4,826. Pick a date from 1 to 5 December, when prices started at ¥3,800. And stop hunting for a weekday, because weekday and weekend averages were almost the same.
The table below lists every ticket type at the two Tokyo museums. Children aged 4 to 12 pay ¥1,500 at both, and children 3 and under enter free. The disability ticket covers the certificate holder and one companion. The official pages give ¥1,900 at Planets and ¥1,700 at Borderless. In our check, both museums charged ¥1,900 to ¥2,800 for it, with a median of ¥2,600.
| Ticket | Planets | Borderless | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adults 18+ | Official from ¥3,800; we found ¥3,800–¥5,600 | Official from ¥3,400; we found ¥3,800–¥5,600 | Changes with date and entry time |
| Ages 13–17 | ¥2,800 | ¥2,800 | Planets: junior high and high school |
| Ages 4–12 | ¥1,500 | ¥1,500 | Enter with an adult 18+ |
| 3 and under | Free | Free | Enter with an adult 18+ |
| Visitors with disabilities | Official ¥1,900; we found ¥1,900–¥2,800 | Official ¥1,700; we found ¥1,900–¥2,800 | Also covers one companion |
| Premium Pass / Flexible Pass | ¥12,000 (Premium Pass) | ¥12,000 (Flexible Pass) | No fixed entry time |
| Bought on site | Not sold | ¥200 more | Online price plus ¥200 |
The Premium Pass at Planets costs ¥12,000 for ages 4 and above. It has no fixed entry time and gives priority entry without joining the queue. The Flexible Pass at Borderless also costs ¥12,000 and lets you enter at any time that day.
teamLab Planets ticket prices by entry time and date
teamLab Planets tickets get cheaper as the day goes on. We read the adult price on 58 open dates, with up to 26 entry times a day, from the 8:00 slot to the 20:30 slot.
Entries before 11:00 averaged ¥5,416. Entries from 11:00 to 14:59 averaged ¥5,294, and entries from 15:00 to 17:59 averaged ¥5,112. Entries from 18:00 averaged ¥4,826, the lowest of the four bands.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Planets, before 11:00 | 5416 yen |
| Planets, 11:00–14:59 | 5294 yen |
| Planets, 15:00–17:59 | 5112 yen |
| Planets, from 18:00 | 4826 yen |
| Borderless, before 11:00 | 5414 yen |
| Borderless, 11:00–14:59 | 5248 yen |
| Borderless, 15:00–17:59 | 5010 yen |
| Borderless, from 18:00 | 4783 yen |
The chart compares the same four time bands at Planets and Borderless. The ranges overlap. Before 11:00, an adult ticket at Planets cost ¥4,800 to ¥5,600. From 15:00 to 17:59 it cost ¥4,200 to ¥5,400, and from 18:00 it cost ¥3,800 to ¥5,200.
By single slot, the entries from 9:00 to 11:30 were the most expensive, at an average of ¥5,421. The 19:00, 19:30 and 20:00 slots averaged ¥4,793. The last slot, 20:30, was the cheapest at ¥4,593.
The date adds a second layer. Each day has a cheapest and a dearest entry time, and that pair stepped down through the autumn.
- 7 October to 15 November: ¥4,800 to ¥5,600.
- 16 to 20 November: ¥4,400 to ¥5,200.
- 21 to 30 November: ¥4,200 to ¥5,000.
- 1 to 5 December: ¥3,800 to ¥5,000.
The cheapest dates in the period were 1, 2, 4 and 5 December. The ¥3,800 tickets only appeared in the evening band. By day of the week, the averages ran from ¥5,143 on Tuesday to ¥5,219 on Thursday. If your dates are flexible, use our Tokyo in November and Tokyo in December guides to plan the trip around a cheaper day.
Planets opens from 8:00 to 22:00 every day, and last entry is one hour before closing. On 31 December it closes at 20:00. The museum closes on Thursday 5 November and Thursday 3 December 2026, and it has no closed day in October. November has two public holidays: Culture Day on 3 November and Labor Thanksgiving Day on 23 November. Our November public holidays page lists both.
teamLab Borderless ticket prices
teamLab Borderless tickets follow almost the same scale as Planets. Over 58 open dates and up to 25 entry times a day, adults paid ¥3,800 to ¥5,600, with a median of ¥5,200.
Borderless sits on basement level 1 of Garden Plaza B in Azabudai Hills. It opened in February 2024 as a permanent museum. Our teamLab Borderless Tokyo guide covers what to expect inside.
The time bands look like Planets. Entries before 11:00 averaged ¥5,414, and entries from 11:00 to 14:59 averaged ¥5,248. Entries from 15:00 to 17:59 averaged ¥5,010, and entries from 18:00 averaged ¥4,783.
The late slots behave a little differently here. The 19:30 slot was the cheapest at ¥4,670. The 20:00 slot averaged ¥5,000 and the 20:30 slot ¥4,800, so the last entry is not always the best deal at Borderless.
The date steps matched Planets exactly, from ¥4,800–¥5,600 in October down to ¥3,800–¥5,000 in early December. The cheapest dates were 1 to 5 December. Borderless closes on Tuesday 20 October, Tuesday 24 November and Tuesday 8 December 2026. On 17 November it closes early, at 17:00. On other days it usually opens from 8:30 to 21:00, and some days run until 22:00.
Tickets go on sale around the 1st of the month, two months before your visit. The ticket site lists January 2027 tickets going on sale on 2 November at 12:00, marked as tentative. You can also buy at the museum, but an on-site ticket costs ¥200 more than the online price.
A visit takes about 2 hours, according to the Borderless FAQ. Borderless sets no limit on how long you stay once you are inside, so you do not have to leave when the next slot starts.
Sold-out entry times and same-day tickets
Single entry times do sell out, but no date sold out completely at either Tokyo museum in our check. On 7 October 2026, 166 of 1,508 Planets entry times (11%) were sold out. Another 108 had only a few tickets left, and sold-out times appeared on 29 dates.
The busiest Planets dates all fell in the first week. 12 October had 16 sold-out entry times, 10 October had 15 and 8 October had 14. 11 October had 13, 9 October had 12 and 13 October had 11. Monday 12 October 2026 is Sports Day, a public holiday, as our 2026 public holidays calendar shows.
Borderless had 81 of 1,372 entry times (6%) sold out, and 149 more were nearly gone, across 28 dates. Its busiest dates were 7 October, with 11 sold-out times, and 12 October, with 8. The Borderless Flexible Pass sold out for the whole day on 12, 18 and 21 October. The Planets Premium Pass had no sold-out dates.
The illustration above gives the quick answer for four common situations. At Planets, the official store is the only way to buy on the day. The museum sells no tickets at the entrance or from machines. At Borderless, same-day tickets are sold online if they are not sold out, and on site for ¥200 more.
The time on a Planets ticket is your entry time, and you still queue after it. The teamLab Planets TOKYO Official Ticket Store help page says you may wait 30 to 60 minutes to get in. It also says the QR code appears after 0:00 on the day of your visit.
If you run late, the teamLab Planets TOKYO official FAQ says you can still enter if you arrive the same day during opening hours. Go to the museum in Toyosu and ask a staff member near the entrance. Neither Tokyo museum allows re-entry, so finish your visit before you leave.
How to buy, change and pay
Buy from each museum’s own ticket site. For Planets, that is the teamLab Planets TOKYO Official Ticket Store, run by DMM. Borderless, Kyoto and Osaka each have an official ticket site linked from their teamLab pages. Fukuoka uses the BOSS E・ZO FUKUOKA official ticket site. The steps are the same everywhere:
- Open the museum’s official ticket site.
- Pick the date, then the entry time. Evening slots cost less in Tokyo.
- Choose the ticket types and the number of people, then pay.
- Show the QR e-ticket on your phone at the entrance gate.
The illustration walks through the same four steps on a phone. The Planets store sells up to 10 tickets per order and does not carry group tickets. It does not take orders by phone either.
Payment rules differ by museum. Planets takes Visa, Mastercard, JCB, American Express and Diners cards, PayPay and UnionPay, with no extra fees. Borderless and Kyoto take credit cards and PayPay. Osaka’s official site needs a credit card. Fukuoka takes cards, PayPay and Alipay online, and also WeChat and cash at its ticket machines.
Change rules also differ, and they apply only to tickets bought on the official site.
| Museum | Change date or time | Cancel or refund |
|---|---|---|
| Planets | Up to 3 times, until 2 hours before entry | No |
| Borderless | Up to 3 times, until 2 hours before entry | No |
| Biovortex Kyoto | Up to 3 times, until 2 hours before entry | No |
| Botanical Garden Osaka | Up to 3 times, until 21:00 on the visit day | Yes, until 21:00 on the visit day |
| Forest Fukuoka | No | No |
For a Planets Premium Pass, the deadline is 8:30 on the day of your visit. Tickets from travel agencies or convenience stores follow the seller’s rules, so contact that seller to change them.
teamLab Kyoto, Osaka and Fukuoka tickets
The three museums outside Tokyo cost less, and their prices barely moved in our 60-day check. The chart shows the lowest adult price at all five museums, with the highest in the notes.
| Item | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Biovortex Kyoto | 4000 yen | Highest ¥4,800 |
| Planets Tokyo | 3800 yen | Highest ¥5,600 |
| Borderless Tokyo | 3800 yen | Highest ¥5,600 |
| Forest Fukuoka | 2400 yen | Same price on all 60 days |
| Botanical Garden Osaka | 2000 yen | Highest ¥2,200 |
teamLab Biovortex Kyoto tickets
The teamLab Biovortex Kyoto official page lists adults from ¥3,800. We found ¥4,000 to ¥4,800, with a median of ¥4,800. Ages 13 to 17 pay ¥2,800, and ages 4 to 12 pay ¥1,800. The cheapest entry was the latest slot we found, 19:00, at an average of ¥4,366. The cheapest date was 30 November.
None of Kyoto’s 1,218 entry times had sold out. On-site tickets cost ¥200 more than online. The museum closes on 17 and 19 November, and January 2027 tickets go on sale on 30 October at 12:00. Our teamLab Biovortex Kyoto guide covers hours and access.
teamLab Botanical Garden Osaka tickets
This is a night-time open-air museum in Nagai Botanical Garden. You buy a ticket for a date and can enter at any time until last entry. The teamLab Botanical Garden Osaka official page lists adults aged 16 and over from ¥1,800 and children aged 6 to 15 at ¥500.
We found adults at ¥2,000 to ¥2,200, with a median of ¥2,200, and children at ¥600 to ¥700. The cheapest dates were 29 and 30 November. On site, the museum sells only same-day tickets, at ¥200 more for adults and ¥100 more for children. From 10 to 27 October it opens at 18:00, with last entry at 20:30. From 28 October to 1 November and from 3 to 8 November, last entry moves to 21:30. Nobody gets in after the last entry time. It closes on 26 October.
teamLab Forest Fukuoka tickets
Forest is on the 5th floor of BOSS E・ZO FUKUOKA, next to the Mizuho PayPay Dome.
The dome in the photo connects to the building’s third floor by a deck. We found adults at ¥2,400 on all 60 days. The BOSS E・ZO FUKUOKA teamLab Forest page lists ¥2,400 as the regular price and ¥2,700 as the peak price for adults aged 16 and over. High school and university students in Japan pay ¥2,000, and children aged 4 to 15 pay ¥1,000.
None of Fukuoka’s 660 entry times had sold out. You can buy at the door unless tickets sell out in advance. Our teamLab Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Fukuoka comparison helps you choose between the five museums.
Getting there before your entry time
Plan to reach the entrance a little before your slot. Planets is 1 minute on foot from the North Exit of Shin-Toyosu Station on the Yurikamome line. Shijo-mae Station on the same line is 5 minutes away. Toyosu Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line is 10 minutes from Exit 7.
The photo shows Shin-Toyosu Station on the Yurikamome line. By taxi, Planets is 15 minutes from Tokyo Station and 10 minutes from Ginza, and 15 minutes from Haneda Airport by expressway. The venue has no parking.
| Place | teamLab Planets TOKYO |
|---|---|
| Price | Adults 18+ from ¥3,800 online (we found ¥3,800–¥5,600); 13–17 ¥2,800; 4–12 ¥1,500; no tickets sold on site |
| Hours | 8:00–22:00 daily (31 Dec until 20:00); last entry 1 hour before closing; closed 5 Nov and 3 Dec 2026 |
| Access | 1 min walk from Shin-Toyosu Station North Exit (Yurikamome); 10 min from Toyosu Station Exit 7 (Yurakucho Line) |
| Official site | teamLab Planets TOKYO official page |
From the airports, our Haneda Airport to Odaiba page lists a direct Airport Limousine bus. It takes 35 minutes and costs 1,000 yen to the Odaiba hotels, Tokyo Big Sight and Ariake. From Narita, see our Narita Airport to Odaiba page.
Borderless is 2 minutes on foot from Exit 5 of Kamiyacho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line. It is 6 minutes from Exit 4 of Roppongi-itchome Station on the Namboku Line. Both stations connect to the museum by an underground passage. From Tokyo Station, take the Marunouchi Line and change to the Hibiya Line at Kasumigaseki, about 15 minutes in total.
| Place | teamLab Borderless |
|---|---|
| Price | Adults 18+ from ¥3,400 online (we found ¥3,800–¥5,600); 13–17 ¥2,800; 4–12 ¥1,500; ¥200 more on site |
| Hours | Usually 8:30–21:00, some days until 22:00; last entry 1 hour before closing; closed 20 Oct, 24 Nov, 8 Dec 2026 |
| Access | 2 min walk from Kamiyacho Station Exit 5 (Hibiya Line); 6 min from Roppongi-itchome Station Exit 4 (Namboku Line) |
| Official site | teamLab Borderless official page |
From Haneda Airport, the museum gives 40 minutes by the Keikyu Line, changing to the Hibiya Line at Higashi-Ginza. From Narita it gives 70 to 90 minutes by the Keisei Line, changing to the Hibiya Line at Ueno. Our Haneda Airport to Roppongi page lists the Keikyu Line and Toei subway at 37 minutes for 550 yen. For Narita, see Narita Airport to Roppongi and Akasaka.
Kamiyacho, Roppongi-itchome and Toyosu are all Tokyo Metro stations. If you plan several subway rides that day, the Tokyo Subway Ticket covers all Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines. For single fares, tap in with a Suica card.
FAQ
Can you buy teamLab Planets tickets at the door?
No. Planets sells no tickets at the entrance or from machines, so you buy online from the official ticket store. Borderless and Kyoto do sell at the museum, at ¥200 more than online, and Fukuoka sells at the door unless tickets sell out in advance.
Are teamLab tickets cheaper in the evening?
Yes, at the two Tokyo museums. At Planets, entries from 18:00 averaged ¥4,826, against ¥5,416 before 11:00 in our 60-day check. At Borderless, the 19:30 slot was the cheapest at ¥4,670. In Kyoto, the 19:00 slot averaged ¥4,366.
Can you change or cancel teamLab Planets tickets?
You can change the date or time up to 3 times, until 2 hours before your entry time. You cannot cancel or get a refund. The rule covers tickets bought on the teamLab Planets TOKYO Official Ticket Store.
What is the difference between the Premium Pass and the Flexible Pass?
The Premium Pass is for Planets. It costs ¥12,000 for ages 4 and above, has no fixed entry time and gives priority entry without queuing. The Flexible Pass is for Borderless and Kyoto. It also costs ¥12,000 and lets you enter at any time that day.
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